Cane Sizzles

Reactions are critical. Reactions determine adoration and condemnation. If one’s reaction is retaliatory (she is a slut), their interest is momentary. If one’s reaction is visceral (holy shit), their interest will remain constant.

Last night, I viewed CBS’s “Cane.” The endeavor is incredible. The cinematography is superb. The scenery is spectacular. Beautifully, the program intertwines diverse cultures. Continually, the program elicits shock. Scorching scenes included a cross family affair and murder with a cell phone.

The venture is replete with exemplary acting. Jimmy Smits (Alex Vega) is brilliantly conflicted. Nestor Carbonell (Frank Duque) is delightfully vicious. Hector Elizondo (Pancho Duque) is an excellent patriarch. For fourteen seasons, Dallas spearheaded CBS. Simply stated, Cane is the new Dallas.