Berlin Review: A great Story to enjoy

Berlin Review: In a prime example of ill-advised spin-offs, Netflix’s Berlin, a prequel to the highly praised Money Heist, made its debut on the streaming platform on a Friday evening. This 10-episode series intend to explore the earlier years of the mysterious Berlin, brilliantly portrayed by Pedro Alonso. However, it falls short of expectations, lacking coherence in both its storyline and execution. This hodgepodge of reused elements not only fails to bring anything new to the table but also promotes problematic themes without acknowledging its faults.

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About the Story of Berlin

Taking place before the events of Money Heist, Berlin reaches a crucial decision to exhibit his exceptional intelligence by orchestrating the audacious theft of €44 million worth of precious jewels from a highly secure vault situated in the heart of Paris.

Surprisingly, in Berlin’s world, very little. As the narrative unravels, it becomes evident that the success of this heist is hinged upon a series of serendipitous events, resembling the unsteady movements of an intoxicated individual navigating through a treacherous field strewn with banana peels. The reliance on fortuitous circumstances greatly outweighs the presence of a meticulously devised plan.

Berlin Story Main Direction

Reflect on the year that has passed and prepare for 2024 alongside HT! Simply click here to embark on this journey. In an astonishing demonstration of creativity, this series shamelessly takes inspiration from its parent show, cleverly incorporating familiar characters and their roles in the hopes that we wouldn’t recognize the similarities.

Besides Berlin, the group is composed of a pensive yet controlled genius who serves as the intellectual force (Tristán Ulloa portrays Damián, an older and bespectacled counterpart to Álvaro Morte’s El Profesor), a charming but less complex individual (Joel Sánchez embodies Bruce, a less nuanced version of Jaime Lorente’s Denver), and an adventurous spirit haunted by a past relationship (Begoña Vargas, whose character Camerón closely mirrors Úrsula Corberó’s Tokyo, seems destined for a sense of disillusionment).

Berlin Twitter Review

Berlin did not meet the expectations of Fans who were expecting same as Moneyheist.One user on X wrote ”I came expecting to see a #MoneyHeist replica but ##BERLINnetflix is more of a love story than an actual heist”

I came expecting to see a #MoneyHeist replica but ##BERLINnetflix is more of a love story than an actual heist 😂

Atleast for the most part of the first 8 episodes. Batukoze bubi nyoooo 😔 pic.twitter.com/ueQCEWLLYu

— Lyrico Mycal 🦁 (@LyricoMycal) January 1, 2024

Berlin Trailer

Before you decide to watch the entire “Berlin” movie on Netflix, check out its trailer first. The trailer gives you a quick look at the story, characters, and the suspenseful vibe of the film.