This is How Movies Should Be Made

An absolute waste of money

It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

It started out well, even though being Supposedly professional thieves they made a bad job of it. It got bogged down with too much detail, and not killing the would be leader of the panthers did not make sense, knowing that letting him live, he would come after him and his family. In episode 5 I was getting bored with the love story. There was potential to make this a lot better than this, as the filming was excellent.

I have never been engaged before by long series, however this caught my attention long before release. The beginning of the series leaves you in a blissful confusion of interesting characters and locations. As the series develops, it becomes even more engaging.The camera work, music and casting is flawless, and refreshingly realistic. I can understand that this may not be for everyone but i'm a young age and i can honestly say that this series had me captured. It has a strange yet oddly compelling mix of human beauty and human savagery, with unexpected turns from characters you thought you knew, and overall this makes for a genuinely maelstrom of emotion.A very dark and mysterious masterpiece of plots, solid, undeniable 10/10. Definitely worth watching. Absolutely amazing.

The high production values shine through the complete series, there's been little skimping on things like filming locations. The script works well with the built characterisations that are easy to follow and with very few plot holes to annoy. However there's a few 'wouldn't he just shoot them' moments added so as to drive the story along to another fight scene! Two story lines running together may of made it longer than necessary but it's well worth a watch, unless you're 12 and can't do subtitles. The story manages to intertwine present day and recent Balkans history and the real world pan European heist gang the Panthers. The gun running and corruption twisted through the series are very relevant especially after recent terrorist events.

The Last Panthers doesn't quite have the confidence to really deliver on its premise. Everything feels a little flat and unremarkable, particularly Sam Morton who's character feels like a tenth generation photocopy of Sofie Gråbøl's Sarah Lund from similarly toned "The Killing". Ultimately there's not enough emotional engagement with anything in the pilot - I didn't care about any of the characters enough to want the insurance team, the police or the thieves to win. It was more just a bit of intrigue as to how the logistics might play out. Considering the far superior shows out there, its hard to invest my time in a season when the pilot feels as flat as this.