Wait. So Amado is in a hurry, at the brink of his biggest and most dangerous move yet and he couldn't care less cause love interferes? That's almost romantic. What I don't get: his grand business revolution is paying him in drugs? Thus reducing exposure of the Columbians in the US (less business risk) and reducing the amount of money that needs to be transfered back to pay him and his association? Ok, well, I buy the first point but isn't there still tons of money to launder? Does that make a substantial difference? Plus, I want to know more about how exactly he's doing business. He is obviously skilled in delivering convincing elevator pitches to the Columbian and Mexican politicians, but what else makes his new cell structure special? How does that work exactly?
I don't get where this missing girls sub plot is going to. It feels disconnected from the story. I'm sure there's a story to tell (who haven't heard about this) but this is not the way you should tell it. It's supposed either to be interwoven with the main plot or the writers should have allocated more time to it. Instead: more fighting, more violence more people who clearly don't understand that you need two hands to shoot an automatic rifle.
Review by Alexander von LimbergBlockedParent2022-01-16T19:55:19Z— updated 2023-02-18T12:26:35Z
Wait. So Amado is in a hurry, at the brink of his biggest and most dangerous move yet and he couldn't care less cause love interferes? That's almost romantic. What I don't get: his grand business revolution is paying him in drugs? Thus reducing exposure of the Columbians in the US (less business risk) and reducing the amount of money that needs to be transfered back to pay him and his association? Ok, well, I buy the first point but isn't there still tons of money to launder? Does that make a substantial difference? Plus, I want to know more about how exactly he's doing business. He is obviously skilled in delivering convincing elevator pitches to the Columbian and Mexican politicians, but what else makes his new cell structure special? How does that work exactly?
I don't get where this missing girls sub plot is going to. It feels disconnected from the story. I'm sure there's a story to tell (who haven't heard about this) but this is not the way you should tell it. It's supposed either to be interwoven with the main plot or the writers should have allocated more time to it. Instead: more fighting, more violence more people who clearly don't understand that you need two hands to shoot an automatic rifle.