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over a year ago
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"If you like mafia type programs not your American sugar coated but real brutal Italian made dramas .then I highly recommend this program it's brutally epic  "
I have watched all the series it is well worth investing from series one.
I agree with the OP it is what I would imagine the real mafia are now.
Powerful gritty drama. |
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over a year ago
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Seen it
Spent around 20 years of my life studying and researching Cosa Nostra to write a kinda A-Z of who was who in the States, Napoli and Sicily.
Have visited graveyards and seen Gambino, Genovese, Castellano gravestones.
Sicily and Sardinia are beautiful islands but when you know their clandestine history it makes you think
Gomorrah is good, it has violence it has all you expect to see from this type of series, but does it really reflect the reality of it all I don’t know |
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I've not studied hee-haw about that culture, or lived amongst it, or able to regale anyone with my wonderful knowledge/experience on *yet another* situation, but I very much enjoy this drama.
It pisses all over that McMafia shite. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've not studied hee-haw about that culture, or lived amongst it, or able to regale anyone with my wonderful knowledge/experience on *yet another* situation, but I very much enjoy this drama.
It pisses all over that McMafia shite. "
Mcmafia was from the Misha Glenny book which was more about the rise of the gangster influence on a global scale so you can't compare the twp stories but you are right Gommorgh is a superior program |
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