Sylvester Stallone's mob drama series ' Tulsa King '

[FinitoxDinamita]

Any of you guys watch this and is it good?

[Boxfan83]

funny you posted this, I was thinking about doing 1.

Anyways, Ive always kinda been a Stallone nerd (Rocky, Rambo, Over the Top, Expendables, Creed etc.) so I might be a little bias when I say its good. I wasnt to sure how to think of Stallone as a Gangster but I forget he is Italian so it makes sense. Its also got its humor and what I like is Stallone actually plays his age.

[GhostofDempsey]

So far I'm enjoying it. I can already see a lot of plot twists and angles developing.

[FinitoxDinamita]

funny you posted this, I was thinking about doing 1.

Anyways, Ive always kinda been a Stallone nerd (Rocky, Rambo, Over the Top, Expendables, Creed etc.) so I might be a little bias when I say its good. I wasnt to sure how to think of Stallone as a Gangster but I forget he is Italian so it makes sense. Its also got its humor and what I like is Stallone actually plays his age.

Ive always thought of him as more than an action star. Stallone has some range and he can really act.

I think he could play a gangster really well too. He was supposed to play Gregory Scarpa from the Colombo family but I think that got scrapped.

[FinitoxDinamita]

So far I'm enjoying it. I can already see a lot of plot twists and angles developing.

Is it serious and dark or is it more comedy like Lilyhammer?

[Boxfan83]

Ive always thought of him as more than an action star. Stallone has some range and he can really act.

I think he could play a gangster really well too. He was supposed to play Gregory Scarpa from the Colombo family but I think that got scrapped.

He's no Joe Pesci but that sorta Gangster doesn't fit 2022. I think the shows plot has kinda addressed that right off the bat too.

[GhostofDempsey]

Is it serious and dark or is it more comedy like Lilyhammer?

It's more comedy so far, but I can see where things will get serious. There are a few angles that are serious. It's a good mix. I can see some similarities between Tulsa and Get Carter and Mel Gibson's "Blood Father".

[Beercules]

Only caught episode 1 but it was pretty good

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