Money Heist (Netflix Version) - Série 4

I don’t know what to say... The fourth season captivated me the most compared to the others. I watched it right after the third season, and in the end, it had the biggest impact on me. Sure, I could criticize the terrible shootouts that look like they’re straight out of Bollywood, which somewhat spoils the overall impression, or I could gripe about the excessive luck of many characters, where everything goes according to plan and things rarely go wrong, but I won’t do that. Money Heist offers something that most of its competitors don’t give much importance to—character development. Over the course of these four seasons, the creators have portrayed the inner workings of each team member so precisely that viewers feel like they are right there with them. Every success, every joy, every fear—I experienced it all with them, which deserves a huge thumbs up to the filmmakers. Focusing on the characters, among the men, Helsinki stands out clearly. He impressed me during moments when he was emotionally at his lowest, and his raw performance truly amazed me. Among the women, Nairobi leads the pack. Her development in the last two seasons reached incredible heights, and the character received substantial attention. What drives me crazy is definitely Tokyo. Among other characters, viewers will likely remember Gandía’s name, as his actions lead to unpleasantness that culminates in a brutal way, leaving every fan genuinely shocked. I’m curious how long we’ll have to wait for the fifth (and then the sixth) season. It’s needed as soon as possible. I’m giving it 90%. (04/21/2020)

Again, the absolute peak of filmmaking, directing and screenwriting. In the 4th season, although it was less about negotiations and gimmicks, it added emotions and more action (Gandia was a super "bad guy"), and the fall of one character, during which we all certainly shed more than one tear. Nervous as fuck, high for one day, my heart was jumping to a heart attack state. Numero uno across the film and series spectrum. If you haven't seen it, you haven't lived it. 100% (04/17/2020)