BMF tries another take at dope game in black communities, but this time it's more of Ghosts' fantasty/ gloryfing shady figures than a meaty layered drama that is Snowfall.
It's not as bad as Ghosts' later seasons, but doesnt really offer much beside following often BS events, leading to absolutely nothing. Characters are hardly likeable, and that OG gospel narrating from the background comes off as stupid.
It's hard to understand what's even so special about brothers' gang, disrupted throughout two seasons (that's how far i got) by a single individual, who appears out if the blue, comes back from the dead like some cheesy B-movie villain etc.
If youre looking for something smart yet entertaining, BMF fails in both aspects; its an OK show to watch if youre bored to death, but not much more. It's really nicely done from a tv craft POV which is why despite all the shortcomings, it doesnt hurt to watch it.
It's not as bad as Ghosts' later seasons, but doesnt really offer much beside following often BS events, leading to absolutely nothing. Characters are hardly likeable, and that OG gospel narrating from the background comes off as stupid.
It's hard to understand what's even so special about brothers' gang, disrupted throughout two seasons (that's how far i got) by a single individual, who appears out if the blue, comes back from the dead like some cheesy B-movie villain etc.
If youre looking for something smart yet entertaining, BMF fails in both aspects; its an OK show to watch if youre bored to death, but not much more. It's really nicely done from a tv craft POV which is why despite all the shortcomings, it doesnt hurt to watch it.