Narcos: Mexico - Season 1 (Official Thread) 11/16

[BucciMane]

Must be one of the few who thought season 3 was the best one...



Season 4 was really good though, especially the acting from the guys who played Felix, Rafa, and Neto.

I thought season three was sensational. They have hit home run after home run with these four seasons.

Season 1 and 2 had a ton of action for sure, and gut reaction is that I liked those seasons more, but thinking back to season 3, that might have actually been my favorite as well..

 

[Duke_Droese]

Season 2 when blackie is on the phone with el patron and sees the police swooping in on him but tries to make him happy is one of the most moments in tv history.

them dudes had love for pablo. even the famous one popeye still showers praise on him.

 

[richaveli83]

Just finished episode 5 and . When I saw the homie Blackie I knew what time it was!

The way they did Kiki's neighbor.

Rafa is annoying AF. I hope he dies. Can't front though, if I was a rich drug dealer I probably wild out like he does with the guns and motorcycles.

Chapo in the cut like . Soaking up game and shyt.

The U.S. government is so fukked up when it comes to the drug war.

 

[richaveli83]

Narcos is what Boardwalk Empire had the VAST potential to become

fukking shame

These nikkas done fukked around and created the Narcos Cinematic Universe

NCU

 

[FaTaL]

Why was the USA so lax on Mexico?

 

[85 East]

Why was the USA so lax on Mexico?

Because they were never this organized and pretty much self contained except for a bit of pot. Also you can't just muscle your next door neighbor around. Especially when you want to make sure they stay a democratic government during a cold war, and with a communist Cuba next door as well.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Isabella Of Narcos: Mexico Was Inspired By This Real Woman

Sandra Ávila Beltrán - Wikipedia

Queen of Cartels: most famous female leader of Mexico's underworld speaks out

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Why was the USA so lax on Mexico?

1. I assume you know that a certain someone had to go bye-bye...

2. Pablo

3. The Cold War

4. Energy debts that fund the economy

 

[Cheesy]

facts

I said in the Chapo thread production value was trash and cinematography was lacking. Brehs was like they don't need the shyt to look good the story is better

I'm glad people in here are talking about how beautiful the cinematography is.. If the next story is Chapo then that low budget ass joint can kick rocks.

To be fair the production value in El Chapo really picked up after season one

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

I'd love to see them tackle Griselda

 

[ZoeGod]

I can’t wait till Narcos gets to 1990s Mexico because that is when shyt really got out of hand. Plenty of storylines from that time period. Can’t wait for future Narco season on Los Zetas and El Mencho.

 

[Fani Willis fan]

You see in the beginning of ep. 3 when they’re buying the house
El Chapo is the only one who didn’t fall off the motor bike.
Rafa says “Way to go Chapo”

 

[FaTaL]

1. I assume you know that a certain someone had to go bye-bye...

2. Pablo

Its like they didn’t realize when you cutoff the Caribbean route to the USA that Mexico would be the next big thing for Pablo

 

[LiveFromLondon]

don miguel's wife

She has a twin in real life to

 

[Fani Willis fan]

I can’t wait till Narcos gets to 1990s Mexico because that is when shyt really got out of hand. Plenty of storylines from that time period. Can’t wait for future Narco season on Los Zetas and El Mencho.

I want them to explore the US storylines more but still in the 90s