The Boss

I was expecting quality stuff, but not at this level. It literally surpassed all (my) expectations:

• Plot
• Cast
• Music
• Comedy level

I've enjoyed Only Murders in the Building but never got super addicted to it. With this one, instead, I couldn't stop watching. Guillermo Franchella is an outstanding actor. He was part of the cast of the Oscar-winning The Secret in Their Eyes. The director makes an incredible job with not only the shooting but also with keeping the pace of every episode. The constant mini-ost helps a lot in this regard, engaging every thought, look, action, and drama...it´s just gold.

Do yourself a favor and watch this. It's worth it.

This is the best show from South-America I've come across. It's a dark comedy with decent script and acting. It's not like other comedies from there, it's not insane and over the top - it's actually pretty sophisticated.

There were some moments when the characters acted in a way that was unbelievable but other than that there's not much to criticize. The ending was a bit weird, I mean the amount of money they were willing to spend for...but I don't wanna spoil anything.

Over all a good series. Even the music was fitting and the sounds were balanced. I sure hope they'll get to make season 2 for this.

Is a charming and heartwarming series that captivates viewers with its simple yet touching narrative and charismatic characters. The cast delivers outstanding performances, breathing life into everyday stories with authenticity and deep emotion. The direction is skillful, balancing light humor with poignant drama, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that draws you in. The carefully chosen soundtrack enhances the setting, making each episode a delightful and memorable experience. This series beautifully reminds us of the value of small moments and genuine human connections, leaving a lasting impression on its audience.

I didn't even knew about this series but saw a somewhat high rating and gave it a try.

Honestly the production quality is superb, everything looks good, feels properly placed, the colors, camera angle and placement, music, etc.

I thought it was a bit slow at the start but decided to watch a second episode to see if the script was on par... that same day ended up watching 2 whole seasons, just keeps getting better.

It's also not very predictable, wich is a big deal since i watched too much of these series to often predict the outcome, i was thankfully mistaken on many occasions.

I won't go into details to keep the review spoiler free but if you're into suspense, manipulation and fake morals give it a try.

The quality of Francella was already a guarantee, but without a doubt, he manages to revalidate his reputation. Although sometimes the series could be somewhat predictable, the visual narrative and the scene-to-scene changes are phenomenal in keeping the viewer engaged. As viewers, we also suffer from a dual personality in that for brief moments we empathize with the protagonist since we see everything from his perspective, but at the same time, there is always that rejection of his behavior present in us. The first 3 minutes of the first episode of the first season and the last 3 minutes of the last episode of the second season best describe the series and its character. Congratulations to the cast.