In the 1970s and 1980s, Pablo Escobarwas the leader of the largest drug cartel in the world-Colombia's Medellin drug cartel. He kept amassing money in the drug trade, and soon earned 3 billion U.S. dollars. The cash was too much to launder, so he had to bury it in the ground or distribute it directly to the poor.
Narcos movie plot
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Edd 2021-10-20 19:01:09
Five-star, turbulent and bizarre 80s, half-record, half-magic realism narrative restores Pablos and DEA-detective's arduous struggle; black and white are not side by side, the complexity of life, like silver and lead, is very unpredictable . Okay, I'm really fascinated by Netflix. Although the meaning is still not enough, it is still worth waiting for the next season of "civilian Robin Hood" to hit the street.
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Angela 2021-10-20 19:01:09
Just 10 minutes after watching the first episode, I was pleasantly surprised by a beautiful panning lens. I continued to watch and kept on surprises. I checked the cast and turned out to be the original crew of the elite unit. As expected, my strength should not be underestimated. Although the personality of the characters in the script is too cardboard, the good overall view still makes this drama worth watching Netflix+1. Update: Unlike the traditional image of a drug lord, the protagonist Pablo has a nationalistic color. Colombia's backward economy forces the highly profitable drug industry to become a tool to resist the invasion of American capital. From the perspective of native Colombians, Pablo is obviously more friendly to the people and combats drug trafficking. Colombian politicians appear hypocritical (become a politician without worrying about food and clothing, but cut off money). The moral standards of good and evil are only binding if they are fed and clothed. The economic reason behind the drug industry is that the United States is determined to crack down on source drugs. Pablo is very clear about the important reason. The United States and Colombia’s anti-drug operations are inconsistent with the original intentions, which is the fundamental reason why Colombian drug dealers can cover the sky.
