Watchseries; This Mexican - and not Spanish as someone said - production could be the usual crime/family saga story, nothing new but ok to spend a few hours without thinking too much.
But... some unbelievable elements (how the main character had access to evidence and information on his own case while in prison?) and a lot, I mean, LOT , of useless sex scenes, not even remotely interesting under an aesthetic or erotic point of view, ruin everything and make you rush to reach the end, have the guilty revealed and turn the tv off.
chiaraa26 March 2021
This Mexican - and not Spanish as someone said - production could be the usual crime/family saga story, nothing new but ok to spend a few hours without thinking too much.
But... some unbelievable elements (how the main character had access to evidence and information on his own case while in prison?) and a lot, I mean, LOT , of useless sex scenes, not even remotely interesting under an aesthetic or erotic point of view, ruin everything and make you rush to reach the end, have the guilty revealed and turn the tv off.
performancehuntershow31 March 2021
Who Killed Sara? watchseries. The guy starts his all out revenge from his old family house that his entire enemies know, gave it one episode, that's it moved on.
AudioFileZ31 March 2021
A lot is missing here. It's not budget particularly, but substance. This story is stupid and the amateur acting is even worse. I did not think I could watch the entire first episode. I did however because it was approaching the morbid curiosity level. I suffered another episode just to see how bad this would go. I wasn't disappointed in it's downward spin. I'd look at dirt about as enthusiastically as this movie.
The show is about a guy who spent the last 18 years in prison..
And he is now an elite hacker that can hack cellphones and computers and type at 140 wpm..
Except when he went into prison computers and cellphones were not even really a thing. Computers were very basic and computer hacking wasn't even invented yet, there was no internet etc.. and cellphones also you would have had NO reason to hack someone cellphone.
But somehow the guys is an expert. Complete nonsense. And laughable.
So it makes absolutely NO sense at all.
But if you can look past that glaring stupidity of the plot.. it's actually a really good show.
qui_j28 March 2021
This is your usual Mexican Telenovela masquerading as a murder mystery. The usual Tele characters are present e.g wealthy but evil and ruthless "Patron", his scheming wife, useless Scion son, and a few poor friends and relatives. The acting is insufferably bad, and the wigs and toupees even worse! This is standard telenovela fare where there's a lot of crying in every scene....it's just mandatory! The newer telenovelas like this one have also started to use Gay characters but they are not usually portrayed in a good light. The editing is choppy and makes no sense, as do many of the plot twists which require the viewers to suspend every bit of logic and intelligence! One has to wonder where Netflix finds these really silly series....and even worse, decides to stream them globally!
User Reviews
Watchseries; This Mexican - and not Spanish as someone said - production could be the usual crime/family saga story, nothing new but ok to spend a few hours without thinking too much.
But... some unbelievable elements (how the main character had access to evidence and information on his own case while in prison?) and a lot, I mean, LOT , of useless sex scenes, not even remotely interesting under an aesthetic or erotic point of view, ruin everything and make you rush to reach the end, have the guilty revealed and turn the tv off.
This Mexican - and not Spanish as someone said - production could be the usual crime/family saga story, nothing new but ok to spend a few hours without thinking too much.
But... some unbelievable elements (how the main character had access to evidence and information on his own case while in prison?) and a lot, I mean, LOT , of useless sex scenes, not even remotely interesting under an aesthetic or erotic point of view, ruin everything and make you rush to reach the end, have the guilty revealed and turn the tv off.
Who Killed Sara? watchseries. The guy starts his all out revenge from his old family house that his entire enemies know, gave it one episode, that's it moved on.
A lot is missing here. It's not budget particularly, but substance. This story is stupid and the amateur acting is even worse. I did not think I could watch the entire first episode. I did however because it was approaching the morbid curiosity level. I suffered another episode just to see how bad this would go. I wasn't disappointed in it's downward spin. I'd look at dirt about as enthusiastically as this movie.
Very bad plot. No realistic characters and poor dialogues. Lots of clichés and stereotypes.
And above all, terrible acting.
Summing up: bad, very bad.
The show is about a guy who spent the last 18 years in prison..
And he is now an elite hacker that can hack cellphones and computers and type at 140 wpm..
Except when he went into prison computers and cellphones were not even really a thing. Computers were very basic and computer hacking wasn't even invented yet, there was no internet etc.. and cellphones also you would have had NO reason to hack someone cellphone.
But somehow the guys is an expert. Complete nonsense. And laughable.
So it makes absolutely NO sense at all.
But if you can look past that glaring stupidity of the plot.. it's actually a really good show.
This is your usual Mexican Telenovela masquerading as a murder mystery. The usual Tele characters are present e.g wealthy but evil and ruthless "Patron", his scheming wife, useless Scion son, and a few poor friends and relatives. The acting is insufferably bad, and the wigs and toupees even worse! This is standard telenovela fare where there's a lot of crying in every scene....it's just mandatory! The newer telenovelas like this one have also started to use Gay characters but they are not usually portrayed in a good light. The editing is choppy and makes no sense, as do many of the plot twists which require the viewers to suspend every bit of logic and intelligence! One has to wonder where Netflix finds these really silly series....and even worse, decides to stream them globally!