I finished watching the first season in about a week. It’s the first time I have been exposed to a British drama with a gang theme. The picture tone and music are superb. Seeing the perfect sound changes to English, thieves like to imitate. I personally think that the portrayal of everyone in the play is very successful. Although I have complained about why the male protagonist can't find out that Grace is an undercover agent, everything is actually reasonable, except that it is a bit obvious in the end. But he fucking loves her & love is blind. Since he first appeared on the stage, Ken Bo was obviously lacking in his brain. His secretary was the one who supported the operation. The sudden death of the gang pk Ken Bo might not be in line with the audience’s hearts. Anticipation of gang fights, but headshots are comfortable enough. Every time Sheriff Campbell meets Grace, his little actions to Grace are really not what a father would do to his daughter. Especially after Grace killed two Irishmen, his meeting with Campbell, Campbell wanted Holding her hand and retracted it again, it was too obvious. Until Campbell proposes to marry him, his heart is finally fucked, I'll just say it! But the old man is destined to be hurt hahaha, only then will he and the hero become stronger opponents. The Ada line is the most anticlimactic in my opinion. The previous portrayal of Freddie and the description of the relationship between Freddie and the male protagonist have all followed Freddie's illness. It may be blamed that Freddie is the leader of the communists (dog head warning). This is also one of the problems in the whole show. The layout is not big, and many details and relationships have not been developed. In fact, it can be seen from the scenes of the play, there is a feeling of framing people inside.
What I love most about this drama is the story of the entire shelby family. Everyone in the family has their own unique personality, story and charm, but they all love each other and are loyal to this family. By order of the Peaky Blinders.
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