Too Many Twists, Too Little Impact
I watched all three seasons of The Penthouse: War in Life. The first two seasons were medium good — with interesting plots and characters. Season 1 was especially gripping, and the second season had its own strong moments.
However, Season 3 felt too stretched and overloaded with twists. At first, it was exciting, but then it became annoying and predictable. Every time someone died, they would just come back later, which made it feel repetitive and unrealistic.
There were just too many shocking turns, and after a point, they lost their impact. Instead of keeping the suspense alive, the story became more unbelievable and lost the emotional weight it once had.
If you enjoy dramatic revenge plots and chaotic storylines, it might still be entertaining — but for me, it became too much of the same thing.
However, Season 3 felt too stretched and overloaded with twists. At first, it was exciting, but then it became annoying and predictable. Every time someone died, they would just come back later, which made it feel repetitive and unrealistic.
There were just too many shocking turns, and after a point, they lost their impact. Instead of keeping the suspense alive, the story became more unbelievable and lost the emotional weight it once had.
If you enjoy dramatic revenge plots and chaotic storylines, it might still be entertaining — but for me, it became too much of the same thing.
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