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My first reccomendation: jump directly to episode 2. First episode is just flat, filled up with the overview of the components of an unfriendly, pretentious and unpleasant rich family, in a kind of dark soap opera. With the recap at the beginning of episode 2 you will have enough, believe me.

The rest of the show is just boring, without almost story and the lines are simply ridiculous most of the time, like if the characters, specially the younger ones, are having cognitive problems. Almost all of time, the show is about the boring and flat holiday activities of a boring and flat hateful family, like, the family goes for some icecream in their yatch, or one of the cousins tell some secrets to the others, or the family goes to the beach, or the cousins go to a party...and so on.

It seems they needed to fill up a complete series with a summary and some AI in basic mode prepared the script.

I spent part of the show asking myself when something will happen, aside of some dramas of rich people and around the drama of one of the girls; I was wanting something like the yatch wrecks and all perish, or that the world ended and these posh idiots devour themselves, but no luck. A good part of the show I trying not to fell aesleep.

Just avoid this big pile of nothing. I do not understand what a solid and renowed actor as David Morse was doing here.

This is more a documentary than a biopic. It tells some facts and anecdotes on the life of Albert Einstein, mostly focused in his life in England and its tangential relation with the atom bomb.

The problem is that the narration is messy and quite boring, the science is mostly absent (as the overrated Oppenheimer by Nolan, they decided to follow the path of sensationalism and personal portrait, considering the viewers are not interested in science); furthermore, the actors are not really doing a great job, in part because they are acting like in those recreations occassionaly used in documentaries.

The film actually does not decides if it is a documentary or a partial biopic. It is kind of a mix.

On the merits side, they documented everything very well, the use of real footage, and that all dialogues of Einstein are his real words, using his writings and recordings as reference.

So, at least for this last feature, it worths a watch.

Based on a true story, this show tells the events happened during the infamous assault to the central bank at Barcelona, playing with some theories and hypothesized conspiracies related to the incident.

While, aside of the fictionalized details and characters, the story follows what happened these days.

It has its merit: rhythm is good, story is interesting and well written.

One of the main characters, "el rubio", did a great job. Also, the seasoned journalist is a great actor and very natural. The problem is the other main character, Maider, the young female journalist. The actress is terrible. Unnatural, imposted and not credible in this role, breaks the rhythm and the verisimilitude of the story. A clear casting mistake.

There are a lot of details that reveals the sloppiness typical of spanish shows: minimum to zero effort in presenting the right police work and procedures of that time, and terrible action scenes. Particularly outrageous is the scene of the bomb in a car...so bad that it is even ridiculous.

With more care and detail and less impression of limited resources, as well as with better actors in some main and secondary roles, this would have been a great show.