Babylon Berlin Season Three Review
08:00:00Hey Lovelies,
Set in Germany during the roaring 20s, Babylon Berlin is the
show that all drama and TV thrill seekers need to be watching. Oozing glamour
and chills, it is the perfect series to binge on a Sunday, especially now that
it has been released on DVD and digitally from today.
Picking up 10 months from where the second series left off,
the show grips audiences in from the opening sequence. With scenes of the Black
Friday stock market crash enveloping us all in, Inspector Gereon Rath is back
looking into some of the biggest crimes around. Including the death of an
actress.
Being the most expensive German TV drama created, there is a
lot to expect from the series. Luckily all being met. There is power in beauty
and the writing captures this. Mixing film noir with the brilliance of TV, you
often find yourself wondering what you are really watching. All in a good way.
Politics leads the show though. Sharing just how much
influence it has not only now but back then, it shapes the story in a genuine
fashion that makes it even more watchable. The 20s may just give audiences food
for thought when it comes to looking at the reality of certain situations now.
A clever trick from the writers of the series.
Whilst many shows begin to dip as they reach further into
their stories, Babylon Berlin doesn’t. Instead, it continues to get stronger.
With superb acting, fantastic writing and a brilliant look at modern topics in
an elderly fashion, this series is going nowhere fast.
4 Stars
Joey X
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