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The Making of The Mob

Name: The Making of The Mob
Genre: Drama, Crime
Released: 2015-06-15
Rating: 6.845

★ 6,8 /10 (42 Votes)

2015 EN 2 Seasons

Overview

A docudrama series chronicling some of America's most notorious mobsters, each season dealing with a different city/region.

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First air date

15/06/2015

Votes

Popularity

2.3

Genres

Drama Crime

Status

Canceled

Type

Documentary

Created by

Stephen David, Tim W. Kelly

Networks

AMC

Language

Last air date

2018-12-28

Episodes

Episode runtime

43 min

Website

www.amc.com

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I guess the key word here is "Docudrama" and for a Docudrama, it honestly moves a bit too fast. Actually, for the amount of information it conveys, it moves a lot too fast and feels a bit crammed. It would have been nice, and probably a lot more expensive, if they dragged it out a little longer so that they could pay attention to some of the finer details. Instead, a lot of the little things come at you with all the force and speed of a shotgun blast. It doesn't really give you time to linger on it and contemplate it. Usually the nice thing about docudramas is that there is enough filler…

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