A Casa de Papel (Netflix version)

I'm writing this review after only two seasons as I think the second season should have concluded it. From the third season on, just like the drawn-out Wentworth, it turned into something else. I had a great time watching both seasons, I really enjoyed the story, although I found only one somewhat likeable character. I guess I have more antipathy for thieves than serial killers. I did like Dexter quite a lot. Although I had many issues with the second season, it was still excellent, and I have nothing but praise for the series. (24/02/2020)

Season 1 was right up my alley. Well, there might have been a few flaws, but I managed to see past them because I was having a great time. The whole elaborate operation strongly reminded me of Inside Man, only the motive was less honorable (or rather not honorable at all). At least I didn't have to root for any of the characters. Or that's what I had originally thought. Nairobi won me over in the end with her incredibly contagious enthusiasm. The season finale was very frustrating for me as a viewer, the writers probably wouldn't want to read my thoughts after the closing credits. A real treat. (20/02/2020)

As I said in my review of the whole series, I think it should have ended with the second season because the third one looked like a bad copy of the first. Plus, the creators added a political struggle and the somewhat likeable robbers turned into a bunch of murderous anarchists. Not mentioning whom the authors let die... (24/02/2020)