Las Hermanas Guerra

This show is a significant disappointment, dragging on with an excruciatingly slow pace that makes even the most patient viewer lose interest. Each episode feels interminable, filled with filler content that adds absolutely no value to the storyline. The plot is a jumbled mess, riddled with illogical events that seem to unfold without any logical coherence, leaving audiences scratching their heads in confusion. The characters are clichéd and one-dimensional, failing to evoke any sympathy or intrigue, making it difficult to invest in their journeys. As if that weren't enough, the soundtrack is an abysmal combination of uninspired tunes that lack the emotional depth needed to complement the scenes, often feeling out of place and irritating. In summary, this show is a tedious experience that is best skipped altogether.

The husband and I needed something to kill the weekend. This show definitely helped with that. Not the best series we have ever seen but it has definitely kept us interested.

But the best part is the music and it comes in for dramatic effect and I just laugh every time. I have never watched a novella so I can't compare at all to this series but that is what it felt like.

Also, everybody seems to have gasoline just laying around. The acting is not the half bad and I am truly impressed that everyone can cry at the drop of a dime. I am actually invested in this show and it needs to come back for another season.

Will this be an award-winning series? No. Is it one of the greatest I've ever seen? Nah. That said, it's very over-the-top and entertaining, especially if you're already into soaps or telenovelas. But keep your expectations in check. If anything, it reminds me of the types of soaps that you would find on TV in the 2000s.

Most of the storyline is introduced within the first three episodes, which makes them go by quickly. If by the end of the third episode you're still enjoying it, it's worth sticking with it until the end.

I do think it would appeal more to female viewers. A lot of the joy in the series comes from the two sisters basically running the show and being badass.

There are a few plot twists along the way that are a bit silly. For example, a few characters seem to totally change personalities after key plot events. Characters are killed off suddenly and unceremoniously. Also, the sisters both come up with several revenge plots that defy logic. These shortcomings, though, sort of add to the charm of the show.

## IMDb Review: "Hermanas Guerra"

**Title:** Hermanas Guerra (Sisters' Feud) **Rating:** 10 **Overview:** "Hermanas Guerra" is a captivating Mexican series that has garnered attention despite facing criticism that often seems driven by competition. This production stands out for its talented cast and engaging narrative that keeps viewers hooked from start to finish.

**Performances:** The acting in "Hermanas Guerra" is one of its strongest assets. The female leads, Ana Serradilla and Claudia Álvarez, deliver powerful and authentic performances, successfully conveying the emotional complexity of their characters. The male protagonists, Erik Elias and Christian Tappan, also bring great value to the series with solid and convincing portrayals. The young stars, Eduardo de los Reyes and Ana Varela Becerril, shine in their roles, adding depth and freshness to the ensemble. The carefully selected cast reflects in the on-screen chemistry and overall dynamism of the group.

**Script and Narrative:** The story is entertaining and well-written, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the world of the Sisters' Feud. While some might consider the series slightly lengthy in terms of episode count, the plot unfolds smoothly, making the episodes fly by. The narrative is filled with interesting twists that maintain audience engagement throughout.

**Production:** The production quality is noteworthy, with attention to detail evident in each episode. From set designs to costumes, everything is crafted to enhance the visual experience and support the storytelling.

**Conclusion:** "Hermanas Guerra" is a series that deserves recognition and support. It stands as a clear example of the talent and potential within Mexican productions in the current television landscape. Despite criticisms, this series offers quality entertainment with memorable performances and a captivating story. For those seeking an exciting series with a dramatic flair, "Hermanas Guerra" is an excellent choice.

I loved this from start to finish.

The acting is superb from all and the direction and camera work quite spectacular. The music really adds to the story and is well orchestrated.

The Latin American dramas are so well done. The styling is so sophisticated, everyone is presented immaculately on screen and the scenery is breathtaking.

It is filmed in full colour too which is so refreshing when all as we get in the miserable UK are drab colours and brown tints.

I found the story quite emotive at the end.

Due to learning Spanish I watch with the Spanish subtitles but the English dubbing is excellent.

Please make more of these Netflix.