Money Heist (Netflix Version) - Série 3

Let's not kid ourselves; Berlin's loss did impact the series. The creators couldn't fully replace his presence on screen, where you enjoyed every grimace and every line he delivered—his acting talent was evident. However, I’m not saying that the third season suffered so much in quality that you should skip it. Berlin returns at least in memories, so viewers don’t lose him entirely, and the new character Palermo (who can be considered a sort of replacement) didn't offend me either. The rest follows the well-trodden path of the first two seasons, lined with successes. The script is still engaging, and I really enjoy the retrospective style, as it distinguishes this series from its competitors and makes watching it a uniquely enjoyable experience. Add to that the perfect soundtrack, interesting new characters, and an unparalleled finale that made me feel like a boxer in desperate need of someone throwing a white towel into the ring... Simply a bombshell ending. If it stood alone, I’d give it a higher rating, but in comparison to its predecessors, that’s not possible. I’m giving it 80%. (04/14/2020)

The excellent character psychology continues in the third season, which seems to be the core building block of the entire series, as there's no way the creators can pull off the heist effect of a cop vs. robber game again. All the surprises and great moments of the cat and mouse game have long since been used up and it's quite apparent that they intend to keep the viewer enthralled with the personal connections of the main characters, and the new ones on the scene, especially Sierra, who is a proper badass. The last episode is then a level above the others. It no longer has the charm and hype of the first two seasons, but it keeps at a decent level, and as an enjoyable military/heist relationship drama with a great bunch of people you'd like to get to know better, the third season of Money Heist still works well. (06/23/2024)

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... (02/24/2020)

We're about to see Season 4, which has perhaps the best trailer I've ever seen, so it was nice to catch up with Season 3. I don't feel like the quality of the series has dropped, new characters have been added, but they're great replacements (the new Inspector in particular is very uncompromising bi*ch!) and the finale is quite possibly the best part of the whole series, with the Professor making a shocking decision. I can't wait, this is numero uno among series and across the board. 100%. (03/25/2020)