La casa di carta

I found this Spanish TV series by chance, I really recommend you watch it. It's one of the best series that I have seen lately. A chess game between the police and the robbers, you will be surprised by its development. You can not foresee anything. (I hope that my review is correct, I'm not a native speaker)

La casa de papel started as a promising bold show. The first and second season had amusing and strong plot. Well defined characters and a storyline that could certainly catch your attention. The duel and chess between the protagonist and antagonist was surprising and full of ups and downs. Of course there were plot holes but you could overlook them in favor of the overall strength of story. The whole idea was bold and well developed, all and all, the ending was satisfying and well-written too.

But then came the third, forth and fifth seasons. The ones that Netflix actually created. The strong amazing plot turned into a cheesy foolish joke which was written by a class of third graders, and the smart kids weren't in the class!!

What a shame. There are so many problems with these seasons that I don't know where to even begin. Unnecessary flood of new characters whom you cannot relate to at all. The plot which was filled with surprises became totally predictable and utterly boring. You can watch a trick pulled again and again until it becomes a total cliche, but even then the writers won't let the worn out trick go away. Romance subplots are awful in these seasons. There are so many plot holes that you would wonder is it even possible to fit in any more? And as the plot gets more boring And flawed, writers just pour more gunfights into the story in hope of saving it, but it's a futile attempt, the gun fights are even worse than a bunch of stormtroopers trying to aim straight!

So please do your self a favor. Grab some popcorn, watch the first two seasons, but then forget that the rest of the show was produced. Save yourself a good memory of a great amusing TV series, which was ruined for us by watching the last three seasons.

I've heard about how good Money Heist is since it started back in 2017 but for some reason I kept put off watching it. I finally gave in and started watching it recently and now I can't stop, it's every bit as good as everyone says it is. Some of it is absolutely ridiculous but that won't stop you from having fun watching it. The writing and acting are both excellent, there are so many twists and surprises that it will keep you on the edge of your seat and guessing throughout the entire series! It's a Spanish show but you can either watch it with subtitles or watch it dubbed in English. Just a little warning...once you start watching it it's hard to stop, you'll want to binge it as quickly as possible!

To be honest, I am a biggest fan of this particular series. Each episode carries the suspense, and makes us more eager to watch another episode on the same day/time. I personally love the character of The Professor, mean while I admire the intelligence of Berlin and Palermo. The Director, had Characterized these Characters very well, and each situation grabs the pulse movements. Am very grateful to the director of La Case De Papel (Money Heist). In recent times, I got to know that there will be a Prequel of Money Heist i.e., Berlin is coming on December-2023. Most Awaited for It. Welcome Back Berlin!!!

This show deserves every possible award it could get. The original storyline, the masterplan behind every move and character is simply out of this world. As I was unfamiliar with Spanish actors, I had no idea what to expect but man oh man was I blown away by the performances. This show is one of the few that kept me on the edge of my seat for every season. You can tell that this show originally ended with season 2 before getting picked up by Netflix, but season 3 continues the story without that being too obvious or annoying, since you'll just want more. This series ended the same as Friends did: at its peak. The stort was told, there were no unnessary storylines added so all in all you're in for one hell of a ride when you start this series.