Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

NekoHomey Purely Joyful Movie!

HottWwjdIam There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

Kien Navarro Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Oscar von Seth If one manages to overlook the exaggerated alcohol consumption by the characters in this show (most of them are professional athletes after all, they wouldn't be able to down a bottle of hard liquor almost every day and then exercise the morning after), Kingdom is a great experience!Masculinity is a key theme, most of the time it's rough (bloody) but there are instances of compassion between the male characters as well. Nick Jonas' gay storyline isn't as developed as it could have been, but it offers something daring to the otherwise strictly heteromasculine context of professional fighting.What stands out the most in this show though is Jonathan Tucker's amazing performance as Jay Kulina. Eccentric, mesmerizing and at times beautifully haunting, Tucker distinguishes himself as one of the most overlooked acting gems of his generation.

sapemillo_1997 I've seen Kingdom since his birth and I had watched it closely until its end. An end which emotionally devastated me.The show submerges you into the world of mixed martial arts and the lives of those involved in a family business. from beginning to end it 's all about fighting the difficulties each character has on its way. The characters are complexly built, and along with the performances it makes the entirety of the show an earthly exciting drama, empty of clichés and elements of soap operas. I highlight the characters because they level the each episode to an uncontrollably climax.Since Kingdom is one of the best TV dramas I've ever watched, it comes as as surprise how is often overlooked or underrated.

Vaquero 2469 I was completely hooked on this show. So sad that it ended at season three. I really wanted more! I could see a fourth season where Jay's character is developed after Nat's death and Alvy's health issues go to the next level. Anyway not to be I guess. But I'm trying to locate Ryan's "walk-in" music, does anybody know what/who it is??

k_dawson I am a massive fan of this series and in all honesty i have never watched a cage fight and couldn't name you a proper cage fighter. I guess some of the people in this series are fighters, if not, there very good at portraying that they are. Alvey owns a gym after retiring from being a world champion, and runs it with his pregnant girlfriend Lisa. They, like most of the people in this series have their own issues going on, which is what makes this program interesting and a joy to watch. Alvey is split from his ex wife who later makes an entrance as a heroin addict, which explains why they are no longer together. The elder son Jay loves having her around and does everything to make her better. Alvey's main fighters are his sons, youngest Nate and his elder brother Jay, who both want to be world champion. Alvey trains them to the top level, but worries one doesn't have what it takes. Also we have ex champion Ryan Wheeler, not long out of prison because of an incident involving his dad, has to be talked by Alvey to get back interested in cage fighting, as he now has this attitude portraying his hate for fighting. Ryan is one minute the nice guy and then he turns pretty bad, basically he has a bit of a split personality. Lisa keeps the gym running as debt sneaks up and signs a hot girl fighter with a bad record (in fighting). Surely Alvey will make her better like he does everyone. Alvey is always there for everyone but no one realises he is suffering inside with his own demons.Just watch, as i don't want to say anymore. With love from England. Thank you for this series and looking forward to season three.