I've read some of the reviews to this series, but depending on your taste on things you like to watch than you'll know if you will enjoy this series or not. For example: if you enjoy movies like True Lies, MCU (both series and movies), Fast and Furious, James Bond movies, Treadstone, John Wick, Star Wars, etc., than you'll enjoy this series. Personally, I like to watch things that help me escape from my very hectic and stressful life, so shows and movies like Vincenzo, W, Memories of Alhambra, and the movies and shows already mentioned above really hit the spot. Plus, as a teacher, aunt, a niece, a cousin, a daughter, a sister and especially a mother, you don't want kids thinking things like this happen in real life. Nowadays, the graphics on these shows make things seem plausible. Not everyone, as well, are responsible and watch things first before allowing their kids to see things (or if it's suitable for their age) to take a moment after watching shows like this and explain things for them. For example: when the 1st movie of Fast and Furious came out there is a scene where Dom (Vin Diesel), Letty (Michelle Rodriguez), Mia (Jordana Brewster), and Vince (Matt Schulze) leave to rob a truck driver. In that scene, the car Letty is in (which if I'm remembering correctly) is a Honda. I, myself, being a daughter of a truck driver and being Puerto Rican (which lots of us have or have had own a Honda/Toyota/Mazda/Nissan) automatically knew it's not possible. Nevertheless, after the movie was released in theaters, I'm listening to the news and the anchors are reporting that some teens tried to imitate that scene. Since then, there has been a disclaimer to the Fast and Furious movies. FYI: Still to this day, my baby boy, who turned 20 this past September, when I see something, whether it's a commercial, show, movie, or anime I go to him and tell him "you know...this doesn't happen in real life, right?" He'll roll his eyes and tell me, "yes mom, I'm highly aware" and lets out a big sigh. And if it's a movie/show, like the Titanic that the event happened, but the storyline is fake, I let him know as well. The point to all this is that even though Vincenzo is a movie, the graphics are great, the actors, whether they the main characters, supporting characters, or just had minor scenes, they ALL did a Fantastic job. Plus, they didn't write the script, they are just performing it. Nevertheless, it's always good to get lost from reality for a bit. Whether you do it by going to church, reading a good book, going to the beach, going for a massage or spa day, or by turning on the television and enjoying the TV for a few. In this aspect, I believe Vincenzo is a MUST WATCH.