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Starting to suck

2 /10

This TV show wasn't that great to begin with. Although, as a comedy it was entertaining. The idea that some broad can run an MC, from the shadows, is ...

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Realistic? No frickin way.

5 /10

Been reading how people here think the show is almost like a mirror image of the real biker life.I find that pretty hard to believe myself. Watched t ...

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total crap

-/10

if you ever wondered what a biker's life would be like if a chick wrote the script for it, then watch "Sons of Anarchy".i've had some experience with ...

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The Big Suck-o

10 /10

There must be so many more delusional pervos out there than I suspected. Onanistic Male Fantasy Scenarios, meet Bad Writing, and it's friend Worse Ac ...

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Sometimes they DO make casting mistakes!!

8 /10

I love this show but I find myself in hate with the main characters Jax Teller and his girlfriend Tara Knowles.I don't think that Charlie Hunnam was ...

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Loooove this show

9 /10

Love love love this show... hate hate hate how he kills off too many main characters and his wife's death just killed me... I swore I wouldn't watch ...

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Has got to be the best couples show ever!

9 /10

I was a huge skeptic over Sons of Anarchy. I actually wasted; Yes Wasted! two full seasons ignoring this gem of a show. I am caught up now.The reason ...

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Do your research

10 /10

I've read that some people may be thinking that this shows characters treatment of women is so bad that its unrealistic. If you still believe that, t ...

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Breathtaking

10 /10

Sons of Anarchy is an absolutely amazing series. Everyone who had negative things to say about this, definitely had not seen past season 1, because I ...

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Top 3 series of all time

10 /10

This series is one of the most brilliant of all time. It has a different angle that one does not find in other series. The story and the way it has d ...

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Totally Undeserving of its Praise

3 /10

If I had to consolidate into one word all of the unpleasant emotions I've undergone in my painfully slow journey through five seasons of this cartoon ...

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If I had to consolidate into one word all of the unpleasant emotions I've undergone in my painfully slow journey through five seasons of this cartoonish series, the term "frustration" would fit the bill perfectly. If you plan on diving into this show expecting the universe in which this story takes place to even remotely resemble our own, you too will feel this frustration. I am actually thoroughly appalled to see such high praise for this show, and it troubles me to think that this might somehow be The Best Thing On Television Right Now. The show centers on the follies of a gun running motorcycle gang in a fictional California town, ostensibly ran by a young blonde man named Jax who appears as though he was ripped, pixel for pixel, right out of an Abercrombie and Finch magazine ad. His mother, stepfather, and girlfriend get much focus as well, and a handful of other gang members get minor attention in an attempt to give the ensemble a little substance. However, each and every one of these characters are completely unlikable. They're nasty, manipulative, murderous, sexist criminals. This group of alcoholic racists (the non-allowance of blacks in the group actually becomes a plot-line) runs guns (and later, drugs) and seems to pull in huge profits in the process, and yet still live relatively meager lives in modest homes. There is never an explanation as to where these funds go, and there is only a half-attempt to explain why the gang even carries out this type of shady business in the first place.Now, stories centering on anti-heroes CAN be enjoyable. Nabokov's Lolita, American Psycho, Dexter come to mind. However, this show feels as though it actually endorses the actions of our biker friends, and I felt as though I, as the viewer, was expected to give myself a high-five every time the Sons of Anarchy (the name of the gang) killed an innocent bystander or screwed someone over. The main pull for this show is simply watching to see if these thugs ever actually get what's coming to them. (Spoiler Alert: they don't. Not in the first five seasons, anyway). This brings me to my main peeve: the characters outside the inner circle.Rest assured, any character in this show that is not a member or affiliate of the Sons of Anarchy is going to be a cartoonish, one- dimensional, unintelligent tool that always seems to be just one step behind our lovely Sons. Authority figure, public official, rival gang member, it doesn't matter. For example (spoiler here), one character sets a scenario in motion in which Jax's best friend is beaten to death right in front of him. Then, this same character instructs Jax to turn over ANOTHER member of his gang to be murdered, and then leaves himself completely open for a strike from Jax as he carries out the task of killing the second member. This character is supposed to be a super- intelligent, insanely powerful person in the story, and watching him and other characters do insanely stupid things that allow Jax and crew to constantly get the scoop on them is absolutely cringe-worthy. Furthermore, none of the gang members, save for one named Opie, ever have to experience the consequences of their lifestyle.As I mentioned before, I don't mind rooting for the bad guys from time to time, but this show makes it impossible. The characters are invincible, and therefore completely unrelatable. The story lines are easily predictable (hint: Sons always win. Always). The acting is pretty good, particularly from Katey Sagal, but it's hard to revive the believability of such poorly written characters. Watch Mad Men or Breaking Bad if you actually want a story in which the characters are human beings. Watch this if you like motorcycles and brawls and gunfights, because that's about as deep as this show is willing to go.

Cartoonish, not Dramatic

3 /10

This show has officially jumped the shark...The club members are near bullet/bomb/fist proof and even when held at gunpoint, manage to get the jump o ...

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This show has officially jumped the shark...The club members are near bullet/bomb/fist proof and even when held at gunpoint, manage to get the jump on their attacker with skill that would make James Bond look like Forrest Gump. This includes their women, who have escaped being held at gunpoint early every other episode. (Honestly, when a gun is trained on a Son or an old lady of a Son, count on them pulling a Jason Bourne and snatching the gun). They engage in bare knuckle brawling, are shot, and survive bomb blasts with nary a scratch.Without vulnerability, the characters have no risk, and without risk they go from humans to superheroes. The emerging theme of escaping "the life" of violence becomes a parody. For anyone who has seen the real effects of violence and crime, this show presents a surreal and cartoonish farce. There is no motivation for their actions when every tight spot or fix can be resolved by using violence and military style black ops which most Navy SEAL teams couldn't accomplish, let alone a biker club. For example, the club is able to run amok in a local hospital and kill and interrogate a patient multiple times using a "decoy" tactic to lure away the bumbling sheriff guarding the room. The same tactic is used to infiltrate a rival club's drug operation. At no time are their plodding enemies every able to successfully resist or touch the Sons. A drive-bye hits only bystanders, an IRA bomb blast leads to a few day hospital stay, and even a rifle round to the shoulder is but a paper-cut. Meanwhile, the Sons are granted bail after storming a church meeting with weapons drawn, overpower North Irish border guards who have carbines trained on the prone Club members, and escape a team of IRA hit men armed with sub-machine guns. In the real world, such ham fisted operations would have brought a world of heat on the club and they would be in bright orange jumpsuits not, their black leather cuts. Oh, but then again, they'd just bust out of prison...

Excellent drama

8 /10

I almost didn't give this show a chance because Hollywood rarely offers up fully developed biker characters, much less decent or realistic plots abou ...

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I almost didn't give this show a chance because Hollywood rarely offers up fully developed biker characters, much less decent or realistic plots about outlaw biker clubs. If there's a Harley and black leathers in the shot -- bad guys killing and doing bad things -- their work is done. Not so with Sons Of Anarchy.While you will find all of the above elements, they're woven into a much richer fabric that brings each and every character to life in 16 million colors and full resolution, rising above the stereo-typical black-and-white portrayals of VGA-rendered knuckle-dragging villains.And the casting! Katy Segal is phenomenal as Gemma, the widow of club founder and wife of present club runner, Clay Morrow, played by Ron Pearlman. Gemma's son, Jax, played by Charlie Hunnam, butts heads with his step-father's vision for the club.But what really sets this biker drama apart is the context. The bikers are all natives of Charming, childhood friends in a small town. They've kept the town free of corporate tentacles and development, partly so they can run their legal and illegal businesses free of interference (gun-running and porn), and partly because the town itself might as well be a club member. The characters have deep roots to the townspeople who fear but also trust them to a degree, at least in the sense that it's sometimes better to deal with the devil you know and sometimes it's even handy to know the devil. The Sons have 'profitable arrangements' with certain local law enforcement officials, including the Chief of Police played magnificently by Dayton Callie, better known as Deadwood's Charlie Utter.Conflict arises from neighboring clubs, gangs and criminal organizations trying to horn in on the action, and to an Aryan businessman and politician, played by Alan Arkin, who wants to set up shop in Charming and take out the Sons of Anarchy so he can take their place at the top of the criminal heap.As if this wasn't fodder enough, Ally Walker joined the cast in season two as ball-breaking FBI agent June Stahl, going after the Sons and IRA gun runners who are selling to the Sons. Her quest, made painfully personal, by a meeting-gone-wrong with an imprisoned club member.The action is gritty, the anti-heroes are plentiful, the characters are full-bodied and the writing is Class-A. Let Sons of Anarchy become your newest guilt-free pleasure and you'll find yourself heading into it full throttle.

One of the best shows on TV right now

10 /10

There is nothing about this show that isn't fantastic. While, at times, it can be a little too realistic (with levels of violence rarely seen on TV), ...

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Left of Centre

8 /10

A friend of mine got me into SOA as it isn't anything likely to hit our screens here in Oz. Ironically enough the theme of the show is not that far r ...

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A great pretty Realistic Show

9 /10

I originally began watching the show to see how realistic it would be. Living in that culture for many years, I know most people have no idea of the ...

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Best new show of 2008

10 /10

I decided to watch "Sons of Anarchy" initially because I am a fan of Charlie Hunnam (a seriously under used and under rated actor,) Ron Perlman and K ...

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Superb My Son!

10 /10

OK, I saw Sons Of Anarchy by mistake a few weeks back (I recorded the wrong program) I Had heard of it but never really fancied it! Bikers and all th ...

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Excellent, Excellent, Excellent

8 /10

FX has done it again. Another excellent show that we sit on the edge of our seats during, and wait impatiently for all week. If the common opinion th ...

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Loved every second of it...

10 /10

This is without a doubt the best TV show I've seen in ages. There is nothing about this show that one can't like.Every character is well defined and ...

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Gabys09

I loved this Show! the story, the characters, the script... it´s awesome!!! however, didn´t like the final episode :(

prymetyme

a lot of heat in this... XD

Patrus213

nevertheless it's : now that's settled* not now that's settle :) You need some intensive english courses :) i'm doing it for free :)

nevertheless

there's a new dumb ass in town Patrus213 you think you're so fucking clever Cmon little prick let's play,i told ya don't fucking talk to me bitch take all your stupid remarks and shove it up your ass,now that's settle we can all go back to what we were doing yea..;) xxx

kaylem

This will be remembered as one of my favourite TV show endings in my book.

I haven't watch a show that makes you like the main characters to then hate them seasons later lol! It still was worth one viewing of the whole series.

ive been enjoying the hell out of this show! I hope Norman Reedus joins the show for 1 season at some point

Psynne

Note to others: If you can't refrain from posting spoilers and are too lazy to check the "includes Spoiler" box just under this box, stop posting all together or go away. Morons.

jfking

super super super...

Durns

Absolutely amazing series, I am gutted it has ended. I could easily watch the whole series again!!

hadix1

I can only say the show was great and tragic end

SAADDOX

Great series :D

i would give anything to watch this serie again its so amazing

all

A great show by every definition. However, like many shows, it dragged on a bit longer than was necessary. But if you stick it out to the end you will not leave disappointed.

sacrilan

Although at points the show lost some of it's momentum it no way takes away from how fantastic Sons Of Anarchy is. It creates an atmosphere for itself that very few shows can do. When it gets heavy it can go toe to toe with the best of them (Sopranos, Game Of Thrones etc.)

altanhuyag

so good show love it actually i cried 2 times :P