Cayetano Franco de Bordiú

A great film that continues its predecessors with a great story but loses all the essence of the Q department. Assad literally disappears in the film, he is like an entity that flies over the screen with nothing to offer. Rose the same, does not appear more than a few times without being an important subject in the plot as if the previous actress did and detective Carl is literally another with the appearance of always being asleep and constantly questioning himself away from that actor he played the previous 4 that gave the image of a policeman who lost faith and his antagonistic appearance and enraged face with a lost look but with the perfect intelligence to solve all the plots. I hope and wish that the new installments rescue the old actors (including the police director who in this looks like a Soprano mobster) because otherwise it doesn't make sense to continue calling it "Department Q", these actors killed the spirit of that department