Aritra Mukherjee

Good, musical, not a crime genre, crime is just used to create a romantic drama having a social aspect too. The characters mostly hold to their characters which is good, and no excessive dramatisation that's good too. Mostly practical in terms of relations, a little dramatic of course. Klelia is very beautiful and adorable. One can watch the series only for her. Orestis is quite respectable character as well, except few rare occasions mostly towards the end.

I'm talking about the 2 season long Netflix series "public enemy".. some people talked about a 3 season long series, don't know which one is that. This series has almost a meaningless story, highly manipulative, useless streching.. and the police force was shown as utterly useless just to portray the heroine in good light may be .. the season 1 may be okay, but last one is just bogus, total waste of time. Only good thing is that, scenes are beutiful sometimes.

It's undoubtedly a five star, but there's just one thing so so much disappointing that I could not help not coming down to a single star. Now it's all so well known that it goes almost without mention that the world doesn't like Asterix the Asterix way anymore.. that's boring and lame.. for obvious reasons. What we actually expect is that the world of Asterix, or be it anything doesn't matter, to be used as a medium for a Hollywood style formula roller coaster animation melodrama which should feel exactly like the Ice Age or Kungfu Panda or Lion King and the list goes on.. but just in another setup. So in this regard it's a full five star .. even the story was altered and tailor made to fit the style. Awesome 👍 The other important neo-lib aspects like putting in all the bits and pieces of a current day mindset, our very celebrated tech industrial notions, one "how dare you" Greta Thunberg girl, environmental concerns, zen z dresing, health concerns .. was all in place (well, could have been even better with a some kind of analogy to vaccine or mention of pandemic possibilities, but that's okay at least health was there). We also have got USA style amusement park, Roman collosium made to look like WWE styled wrestling setup accompanied by tv style commentar, and baseball styled cheering. That's all very good and upto the expectation. Hats off 🤠 .. no off .. 🎩 😔 that's right 👍 Even the quota character was not missed, we can not miss the one colored female commentator with 2020+ hairstyle as well. There was jukebox dj style music 🎵 🎶 that was so appropriate and matching. Great. No really really great... Thumbs up 👍 But where's LGBTQ? Where's that gone away huh .. not even a single gay couple? How could you .. what do the youngsters learn .. this is unforgivable, this one miss takes the whole thing down. So stupid.. so so disappointing. Single ⭐

The five stars stands considering the fact that it's based on a real life story. Unlike story writers reality do not have to bother to satisfy our emotional expectations. Keep this in mind before you start watching. The making is very very good, good editing and cinematography, totally absorbing, landscape is beautiful and so expect mindblowing scenes, actors are good too and it's a well directed series, not too dragging, no fooling the viewers, no deceitful storytelling .. initial parts were little complex and it takes a while to understand what's going on and who's who. I recommend a watch.

The 4 stars were only for the making and adding multiple side stories and the perspectives into the story. It'll/should keep you tied till the end, you should love watching it. But avoiding full spoiling (although someone already spoiled it before), I can only say even if the story(ies) had great potential, the series failed to exploit that. Many many loose ends and disconnects, conflicts. Many of the characters had promises, but again they were all let go, all feels half baked or completely broken at the end. Acting was good, camera, editing, light and sound were good as well.. and that's it. I have only watched the first season, they say there's one more, may be they did tie the loose ends there and did justice to the plot. If it is so then it should get a solid 5 star.

Spoiler Alert, you will not spoil anything even if I tell you the whole story, as there's nothing to spoil actually, rather it should be a Saver Alert. And that's the review - there's literally no take away after you complete watching all episodes, except very eye comforting frames and stunningly beautiful houses. Actors did good as well. But there's something in this series. Its suttle, not bold, nor you can definitely say that it has this. I felt this series could really be a serious dark satire to current capitalist system in United States, on the post 2008 crisis as backdrop. Its on the trap of the housing industrial complex, the concept of Suburbia, where greed brings people intoitand then they fall prey to the different stame holders who tries to squize the juice out of them for their vested interests. The characters can be seen as different section of the stake holders of the system and all playing as per their interest and even one set of people kind of represent a comic representation of the deep state maybe whose existence is unknown even tothe other stame holders but effectively they play the most decisive role. With all things playing out, people fell into the trap loses their peace and the life altogether. Their relationship breaks, they can't leave a healthy life and the system takes permanent possesion of their mind and thinking. The house is beautiful but the life isn't, the neighborhood is quiet but the mind lost peace, replaced by fear anxiety and depression.