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I was about to watch a series without great expectations and I end up watching a masterpiece!

This series it's perfectly crafted, actors, story, dialogues, music, everything fits perfectly, from one part crime to another moving, dramatic or funny but always compelling and very engaging.

Someone give the creator and actor of this series an Emmy and money to produce, Scott Ryan knows what he's doing and he does it brilliantly.

This series is up with the big ones, too bad the episodes are short and the series is over in just three seasons. And this artist has only two products? What's going on here?

If you liked Breaking Bad watch this small one, you can thank me later.

Unfortunately the film is too obvious and the dialogues even worse.

Maybe some teenager could enjoy it, I really couldn't.

There is nothing really good that you didn't saw before and better, not even the cgi.

A pity

Regards

5/10.

Unfortunately the film is too obvious and the dialogues even worse.

Maybe some teenager could enjoy it, I really couldn't.

There is nothing really good that you didn't saw before and better, not even the cgi.

A pity

Regards

5/10.

Unfortunately the film is too obvious and the dialogues even worse.

Maybe some teenager could enjoy it, I really couldn't.

There is nothing really good that you didn't saw before and better, not even the cgi.

A pity

Regards

5/10.

Unfortunately the film is too obvious and the dialogues even worse.

Maybe some teenager could enjoy it, I really couldn't.

There is nothing really good that you didn't saw before and better, not even the cgi.

A pity

Regards

5/10.

Unfortunately the film is too obvious and the dialogues even worse.

Maybe some teenager could enjoy it, I really couldn't.

There is nothing really good that you didn't saw before and better, not even the cgi.

A pity

Regards

5/10.

The idea, the metaphor is not bad, coming of age or rather turning red (and honor your parents but stay yourself). Pixar production and graphics as good as ever. What is missing in the latest productions, in my opinion, is the genius of Pixar. They seem closer and closer to a typical Disney production, beautiful and musical but not brilliant.

This decline, I fear, may be due to an excess of production wanted by the Disney company, and I understand it but, there is a big difference between a tailor's shop and an industrial distribution of clothing.

Although I am an adult (and perhaps for this reason), I loved Pixar because in the past its target has never been solely that of children, they have included adults. Outstanding Pixar movies like "Wall-e", "Up", "Inside / Out", "Coco", "Finding Nemo" and Dory, also "Soul", even more than the still wonderful "The Incredibles", "Toy Story", "Ratatouille" , "Cars" etc. They bring with them messages, often moving, that do not concern only our children but also adults. Indeed, some messages are not immediately understandable by a very child / adolescent audience but they leave the fun to them anyway. In fact liked these movies as much as my son did.

This latest movie as well as "Brave", to a lesser extent also "Luca", show a slight flattening to Disney standards which I'm not saying are bad but they lack that typical modern tell and sneaky, Pixar genius.