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After watching La Casa de Papel, I was really excited to check out the Korean version. Here's my honest opinion:
The Story:
Nothing too complicated it's about people who are struggling financially and get offered a big heist.
What I Didn't Like:
It's a shame there aren't more preparation scenes for the robbery like in the original Casa de Papel. We jump straight into the heist itself, and we barely see the characters planning and preparing for the "heist of the century." I would’ve loved more of that clever, strategic buildup.
What I Liked:
The characters are solid. Everyone acts really well even the supporting roles and the Professor. No one delivers a bad performance. The plot stays engaging. Even if you know the Spanish version, you still can’t predict exactly how things will unfold here. There are no boring filler scenes just to stretch out an episode. Everything feels well-paced. I still remember how hyped I was when Netflix dropped only Part 1.
Overall, it’s a really strong Part 1!!!!
The Story:
Nothing too complicated it's about people who are struggling financially and get offered a big heist.
What I Didn't Like:
It's a shame there aren't more preparation scenes for the robbery like in the original Casa de Papel. We jump straight into the heist itself, and we barely see the characters planning and preparing for the "heist of the century." I would’ve loved more of that clever, strategic buildup.
What I Liked:
The characters are solid. Everyone acts really well even the supporting roles and the Professor. No one delivers a bad performance. The plot stays engaging. Even if you know the Spanish version, you still can’t predict exactly how things will unfold here. There are no boring filler scenes just to stretch out an episode. Everything feels well-paced. I still remember how hyped I was when Netflix dropped only Part 1.
Overall, it’s a really strong Part 1!!!!
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