Berlin

Berlin, the spin-off series from the beloved Money Heist (La Casa de Papel), ventures into the backstory of one of the most enigmatic and captivating characters from the original series. As a fan of Money Heist, particularly drawn to Berlin's charismatic persona and memorable moments like the iconic rendition of "Bella Ciao," diving deeper into his character was undoubtedly an exciting prospect.


The series offers a glimpse into Berlin's world, shedding light on his past, motivations, and the events that shaped him into the intriguing figure we came to admire in Money Heist. Pedro Alonso's portrayal once again shines, capturing Berlin's complex blend of intelligence, charm, and ruthlessness with finesse. His performance remains a highlight, anchoring the series with his magnetic presence.

However, while the exploration of Berlin's character is compelling, the series occasionally falters with its focus on his romantic entanglements. The love story feels somewhat distracting, diverting attention from the high-stakes heist elements that made Money Heist so gripping. As a fan of the original series, it's natural to crave more of the adrenaline-fueled heists and intricate schemes that defined the show's appeal.

Despite this, Berlin still manages to deliver moments of intrigue and excitement, particularly in its portrayal of the thieves' interactions with law enforcement and their attempts to outsmart the authorities. The series introduces new characters who add depth to Berlin's world, although they may not reach the same level of attachment as those from Money Heist.

Reflecting on Money Heist, it's hard to ignore its monumental impact on the global television landscape. With over 65 million households tuning in to watch its final season, it's clear that the series struck a chord with audiences worldwide. Its blend of suspense, drama, and intricate storytelling captivated viewers, cementing its status as a modern classic.


In comparison, Berlin may not reach the same heights as its predecessor, but it still offers fans a chance to delve deeper into the lore of Money Heist and explore the backstory of one of its most iconic characters. While the love story may detract from the overall experience, Pedro Alonso's brilliant performance and glimpses into Berlin's past make it a worthwhile watch for fans craving more from the Money Heist universe.



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It’s a nice movie I rate it 7/10

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My best series this year is Berlin. The love story there reminded me of mine with a girl. Damn it was toxic and racing as hell😂

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La Casa de Papel is greate. I think 3rd and 4th seasson was a bit predictable, but the end of serie was just f'ing amazing.

Berlin is still on my list to watch...

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Yes the Last seasons was like to trying recreating the first two with bigger guns and grander plans. They just overdid it

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Yay! 🤗
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I haven't watched it yet but people are loving it so much I will definitely watch it now.