Musique:
Pedro BromfmanActeurs·trices:
Wagner Moura, Boyd Holbrook, Pedro Pascal, Paulina Gaitan, Martina García, Eric Lange, Joanna Christie, Alberto Ammann, Diego Cataño (plus)VOD (1)
Épisodes(10)
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Enfin libre (S02E01)
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Cambalache (S02E02)
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L'Homme de Madrid (S02E03)
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Le Bon, la brute et le cadavre (S02E04)
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Les Ennemis de mon ennemi (S02E05)
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Los Pepes (S02E06)
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Allemagne, 1993 (S02E07)
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L'Évasion d'El Patron (S02E08)
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Nuestra finca (S02E09)
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Al fin cayo ! (S02E10)
Résumés(1)
En fuite, Pablo Escobar organise la riposte mais doit faire face à la fois à la police, qui ne cesse de le traquer, et à l'essor du cartel de Cali. (Canal+)
Vidéo (3)
Critiques (4)
The first season was a tad better, because the rise is a nicer watch than the fall. And that's exactly the key difference between the two seasons. Wagner Moura was of course fantastic as Pablo, but he wasn’t alone, the series has a lot of characters that grow on you in different ways. Directorially confident and technically precise – this applies to both seasons. We’ll see what the gentlemen from Cali will bring now.
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I enjoyed the second season, too. I couldn't help but notice the difference in quality between its first and second half, though. The first half had everything I love about this series: atmosphere, action and tension. Episode 4 was the absolute best of the series so far, so I was really annoyed by how things slowed down in the last four episodes. There were long scenes with hardly any plot, obviously meant to set up some sort of sentimental mood, but it just didn't do it for me.
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This is a narcotics soap opera, a geopolitical farce and a dark realistic drama. Narcos tries to switch on the autopilot from the first series, but while the dark turning point in the middle is great, trying to bend the Patron's story into a moving testament to the fall of a megalomaniac is borderline naive and a self-parody.
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The hunt for Escobar continues! The second season is a bit more action-packed and uncompromising towards the characters, the gradual fall of the great Narco-baron was sad to watch, but still a very powerful, unique experience. I recommend it. The Communist Brothers are decent madmen and I'm curious about the Cali Cartel in the third season. 95%.
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