Peaky Blinders - Série 4

I really enjoyed Season 3 as a whole, even though I have strong reservations concerning some issues. In any case, it was one of the best seasons that the creators of Peaky Blinders have offered so far. Adrien Brody was a great choice, although his Luca Changretta can’t measure up to Tom Hardy's fantastic Alfie Solomons. Plus, the season finale opened up the possibility of a greater connection with politics in the future, which means that Tommy Shelby is very likely to turn into a total scumbag, and I can't wait to see that. (2018-09-23)

Most people will remember the fourth season mainly for the duel of two extremely charismatic blokes. On the one hand, the cool, smart businessman Shelby, and on the other, the somewhat cocky, cool mafioso Luca, played by the always terrific Adrien Brody. (2020-12-03)

The fourth season truly took my breath away. After a less remarkable third season, I can easily consider this new addition the best TV show I’ve seen in recent times. The cast was not only excellent but truly out of this world. Murphy once again led the show, joined by Hardy and Brody. Brody’s role as an Italian gangster from New York was incredibly surprising. Initially, his accent seemed somewhat forced, but I gradually realized that such a gruff voice suited the character perfectly. Whenever he appeared on screen, entertainment was guaranteed. This season, Peaky Blinders boasted finely crafted action scenes that were genuinely enjoyable, as well as the usual atmospheric touch and, of course, well-developed dialogues that sometimes sent shivers down your spine. Hardy had only a small amount of screen time but made excellent use of it. The final episode was flawless, with the scene between Hardy and Murphy on the beach meticulously crafted down to the last detail. I think it will be a long time before I find a series that sets and largely maintains such a high standard. The fourth season earns 95%. (2018-02-09)

Flirting with the Godfather ... Italian-Americans come to carry out a vendetta and Tommy finally has some work to do. This must be one of the best sequels also thanks to fantastically build-up towards the finale. Tom Hardy awesome. Alfie is definitely the best and the most unpredictable figure of the series. Excellent contemplation over blindness. Why not? (2017-12-23)