Money Heist is a Spanish television drama which was aired on the 2 May 2017. The drama is all about a gang of robbers who gained entry into the Royal Mint of spain, and subsequently proceeded in printing billions of Euros..

But, honestly the whole movie is all flawed, as it is poorly scripted and entirely unrealistic!

Read at this link

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U want us to lick on that link...? Na lie.. I will keep on watching the movie

Wayne4uall:
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It's obvious you don't want to be enlightened.

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Section1000:


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Money Heist (Spanish: La casa de papel, transl. The House of Paper) is a Spanish Heist crime
drama television series created by Álex Pina. The
series traces two long-prepared heists led by the
professor (Álvaro Morte), one on the Royal Mint of
Spain, and one on the Bank of Spain. The series was
initially intended as a limited series to be told in two parts. It had its original run of 15 episodes on
Spanish network Antenna 3 from 2 May 2017
through 23 November 2017. Netflix acquired global
streaming rights in late 2017. It re-cut the series into
22 shorter episodes and released them worldwide,
beginning with the first part on 20 December 2017, followed by the second part on 6 April 2018. In April
2018, Netflix renewed the series with a significantly
increased budget for 16 new episodes total. Part 3,
with eight episodes, was released on 19 July 2019.
Part 4, also with eight episodes, was released on 3
April 2020. But what strikes me most is the unrealistic nature of
the show. I get that shows are not necessarily meant to be
realistic. However, I consider that shows should
showcase it realistic quality no matter how
minimum, particularly if it's a thriller. La Casa de
Papel is a perfect example of how the quality of a
good show is downgraded by a lack of realism. Here are a few pointers I noticed. Clueless-ness of the Authorities We all know in reality, the police in Europe are not
clueless. But, the television drama portrayed the
Spanish Authorities as absolutely clueless and incompetent. I am not saying that the police should
be super good all the time. Even trained,
professional organizations can be deceived, or not
performing extremely well in some situations.
However, the Spanish police, in this show, were
pretty dumb. Even with dozens of likely elite police people ready to storm the place, they miserably fail
every single time to penetrate the building(s) and
take out at least one heister. Moreso, the police
withdraw way too easily under fire (as can be seen
in at the ending of season one). Are you telling me that an elite police force is unable
to hold their own under fire for a bit, while tossing a
smoke/flash grenade to disable the machine
gunner, or provide covering fire to suppress the
gang while other forces flank them or try to sneak in
behind? Romance Another flaw of the television drama centers on
romance. That was the case between Tokyo and Rio,
where both of them were at it, screwing themselves
like rabbits. How can you have personal, stupid, and
useless romantic drama during a heist? Seriously,
who does that? Another unrealistic romance I happened to notice
came in season three when it shows the inspector
(Raquel) giving up her career to be with the
professor. She seemed to really love being a cop
and was really good at it. Yes, It's crazy she gave up
so much just to become a criminal. I see no rationality behind it. It's not realistic. Hostage situation Another flaw of this show is that they take
hostages. And these hostages are subjected to
constant terror of being shot. They are forced to
work, forced to eat, sleep and bathe near a bunch of
strangers. Even if they're treated "well" by hostage
standards, they will absolutely end up with PTSD and be forever changed by the heists. How can this
group consider themselves the good guys when
they are actively hurting innocent people during
their crimes? Taking down the establishment can't
be justified when innocent people are getting hurt.
The fact that they never acknowledge this on the show is frustrating. They can't go back and un-rape
a traumatized “Ariadne”. What happened to her?
Even if they sent her a million dollars, it doesn't
absolve them. Moreso, how can you not kill the hostages that are
not compling the whole time (as can be seen with
Àuturo), at least fake kill them to inspire fear in the
others. Masks Another unrealistic occurrence is that they almost
never wear their masks when any heister would.
The heisters didn't care that dozens of hostages
could see their faces, which simply does not make
any sense. You don't expect the hostages to keep
their mouths shut when the heist is over after they must have seen your face! The show should only reveal the actors' faces in
situations where it makes sense for them not to
wear them: for instance, when they talk/are in a
room where there is no camera and no hostage. The
heisters could wear some kind of symbol on their
mask/outfit to distinguish themselves and so the audience (and the gang members) knows who is
who or better still cover their eyes and mouth, that
way just the eyes, ears, foreheads and hairs are the
only parts revealed. Moreso, most times, the hostages were left
unattended to. Which robber on numerous occasions leaves the hostages unattend to? Tokyo's re-entry to the Bank To me, that whole scene was absolutely the most
unbelievable part of the show, that's why I reserved
it for last. Remember the scene where Tokyo is able to drive
into the bank again? What beats my imagination is
that she scaled through on her motorcycle without
getting hurt at all by the large amount of police that
is shooting at her with automatic rifles, pistols and
even snipers firing from the roof. Money Heist to some persons has been a series they
would rate A+. But to most critique of movies,
Money Heist falls short. It is poorly scripted and unrealistic!!

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Anyhow Sha. You fvck up !!!!!!

Dayoebe:
No need to click again. Lemme post it here.


Money Heist (Spanish: La casa de papel, transl. The House of Paper) is a Spanish Heist crime
drama television series created by Álex Pina. The
series traces two long-prepared heists led by the
professor (Álvaro Morte), one on the Royal Mint of
Spain, and one on the Bank of Spain. The series was
initially intended as a limited series to be told in two parts. It had its original run of 15 episodes on
Spanish network Antenna 3 from 2 May 2017
through 23 November 2017. Netflix acquired global
streaming rights in late 2017. It re-cut the series into
22 shorter episodes and released them worldwide,
beginning with the first part on 20 December 2017, followed by the second part on 6 April 2018. In April
2018, Netflix renewed the series with a significantly
increased budget for 16 new episodes total. Part 3,
with eight episodes, was released on 19 July 2019.
Part 4, also with eight episodes, was released on 3
April 2020. But what strikes me most is the unrealistic nature of
the show. I get that shows are not necessarily meant to be
realistic. However, I consider that shows should
showcase it realistic quality no matter how
minimum, particularly if it's a thriller. La Casa de
Papel is a perfect example of how the quality of a
good show is downgraded by a lack of realism. Here are a few pointers I noticed. Clueless-ness of the Authorities We all know in reality, the police in Europe are not
clueless. But, the television drama portrayed the
Spanish Authorities as absolutely clueless and incompetent. I am not saying that the police should
be super good all the time. Even trained,
professional organizations can be deceived, or not
performing extremely well in some situations.
However, the Spanish police, in this show, were
pretty dumb. Even with dozens of likely elite police people ready to storm the place, they miserably fail
every single time to penetrate the building(s) and
take out at least one heister. Moreso, the police
withdraw way too easily under fire (as can be seen
in at the ending of season one). Are you telling me that an elite police force is unable
to hold their own under fire for a bit, while tossing a
smoke/flash grenade to disable the machine
gunner, or provide covering fire to suppress the
gang while other forces flank them or try to sneak in
behind? Romance Another flaw of the television drama centers on
romance. That was the case between Tokyo and Rio,
where both of them were at it, screwing themselves
like rabbits. How can you have personal, stupid, and
useless romantic drama during a heist? Seriously,
who does that? Another unrealistic romance I happened to notice
came in season three when it shows the inspector
(Raquel) giving up her career to be with the
professor. She seemed to really love being a cop
and was really good at it. Yes, It's crazy she gave up
so much just to become a criminal. I see no rationality behind it. It's not realistic. Hostage situation Another flaw of this show is that they take
hostages. And these hostages are subjected to
constant terror of being shot. They are forced to
work, forced to eat, sleep and bathe near a bunch of
strangers. Even if they're treated "well" by hostage
standards, they will absolutely end up with PTSD and be forever changed by the heists. How can this
group consider themselves the good guys when
they are actively hurting innocent people during
their crimes? Taking down the establishment can't
be justified when innocent people are getting hurt.
The fact that they never acknowledge this on the show is frustrating. They can't go back and un-rape
a traumatized “Ariadne”. What happened to her?
Even if they sent her a million dollars, it doesn't
absolve them. Moreso, how can you not kill the hostages that are
not compling the whole time (as can be seen with
Àuturo), at least fake kill them to inspire fear in the
others. Masks Another unrealistic occurrence is that they almost
never wear their masks when any heister would.
The heisters didn't care that dozens of hostages
could see their faces, which simply does not make
any sense. You don't expect the hostages to keep
their mouths shut when the heist is over after they must have seen your face! The show should only reveal the actors' faces in
situations where it makes sense for them not to
wear them: for instance, when they talk/are in a
room where there is no camera and no hostage. The
heisters could wear some kind of symbol on their
mask/outfit to distinguish themselves and so the audience (and the gang members) knows who is
who or better still cover their eyes and mouth, that
way just the eyes, ears, foreheads and hairs are the
only parts revealed. Moreso, most times, the hostages were left
unattended to. Which robber on numerous occasions leaves the hostages unattend to? Tokyo's re-entry to the Bank To me, that whole scene was absolutely the most
unbelievable part of the show, that's why I reserved
it for last. Remember the scene where Tokyo is able to drive
into the bank again? What beats my imagination is
that she scaled through on her motorcycle without
getting hurt at all by the large amount of police that
is shooting at her with automatic rifles, pistols and
even snipers firing from the roof. Money Heist to some persons has been a series they
would rate A+. But to most critique of movies,
Money Heist falls short. It is poorly scripted and unrealistic!!

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