Netflix’s Money Heist Spinoff/ Prequel Series Berlin (2023) Review: Is It Worth Watching ?
Welcome Back To MovieAnimeX ! Today We Are Going To Review Netflix’s Berlin Series (2023) Which Prequel Of Money Heist Series. So Without Wasting Any Time Let’s Get Started. This Review May Contain Minor Spoilers Of The Series.
Table of Contents
1.Ratings:
MovieAnimeX Rating:- 7.5/10
Imdb Current Rating:- 7.2/10
Rotten Tomatoes Critics Rating:- 50%
Rotten Tomatoes Audience Rating:- 54%
2.Introduction:
Berlin, a prequel series on Netflix, centers on the show’s main protagonist, Pedro Alonso, as he plots to get into a bank vault in Paris and steal diamonds valued at €44 million. The show, which takes place a few years before the events of Money Heist, follows Berlin as he creates a group of robbers in an attempt to create the perfect plan that can help them all to become extremely wealthy.
3.The Trailer:
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4.Cast:
The series stars Pedro Alonso as Berlin, Michelle Jenner as Keila, Julio Peña as Roi, Tristán Ulloa as Damián, Joel Sánchez as Bruce, and Begoña Vargas as Cameron. Samantha Siqueiros also stars as Camille, the auctioneer’s wife.
5.The Story:
Berlin says farewell to his third wife in the first scene of the episode. His crew then shows up to carry out a straightforward operation that will help them in a much larger stealing. Berlin presents them to Cameron, a new member, and details his plan to steal jewels valued at 44 million euros in 34 different European locations in a single night. The group needs to pretend to be an archaeological team in order to enter the city’s catacombs, and the chalice holds the key to the plan. Berlin develops feelings for the auctioneer’s wife, Camille, throughout the journey, and the crew has to keep an eye on the auctioneer’s movements to figure out when the final cargo of jewels is arriving.
6.The Good:
The series is a thrilling and entertaining watch, with plenty of action, suspense, humor, and romance. The plot is fast-paced and full of twists and turns, keeping the viewers on the edge of their seats. The characters are well-developed and have interesting backstories and motivations. The chemistry between the actors is palpable and the dialogue is witty and clever. The production value is high, with stunning cinematography, costumes, and music. The series also pays homage to Money Heist, with references and connections to the original show.
7.The Bad:
The series is not without its flaws, however. Some viewers may find the series too violent, graphic, or unrealistic, as it depicts scenes of blood, torture, murder, and explosions. Some viewers may also find the series too predictable, cliché, or formulaic, as it follows the typical tropes and conventions of heist movies and shows. Some viewers may also feel that the series is unnecessary, as it does not add much to the overall story of Money Heist, and that it is just a cash-grab or a fan-service.
8.Conclusion:
Berlin is not much more than a standard heist show, and it fails to make its title character likable or relatable. The show’s story is illogical and relies heavily on coincidences, and it endorses misogynistic behavior. While it may be entertaining for fans of the original show, it is ultimately a waste of time and it’s not worth watching.
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