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I’ve seen so many movies recently and I’m wondering why would I write about this one specifically. I came to the conclusion that it appeals to the art lover inside us.

Because it’s about art, and murder, and business. O aren’t they all the same thing nowadays?

Here’s the thing about Netflix movies: there’s a 50-50 chance of being either good or mediocre. House of cards was their first production and despite all the controversy surrounding Kevin Spacey, it was a good show. It’s difficult to raise the stake high and nail it every time. That’s why I always have doubts when I see a new in house production.

And unfortunately, the rooster doesn’t recommend it anymore. Not after Gringo.