Official Narcos: Mexico Season 3 Thread

[FaTaL]

Man there's zero buzz around this season. I used to binge Narcos the first weekend, I just don't care to watch this season.

After the first couple of episodes I got into it, give it a chance , seems better then last season

 

[Screwface Exchange]

Man there's zero buzz around this season. I used to binge Narcos the first weekend, I just don't care to watch this season.

Less buzz because outside of chapo these characters are not as sensualized in the American media like Pablo n Columbia etc.

Everyone knows fresh in they heads wha happens wit chapo so less intrigue.

 

[lightskin jermaine]

This season is a chore to get through. Hopefully the El Chapo season is more entertaining.

 

[FaTaL]

This season is a chore to get through. Hopefully the El Chapo season is more entertaining.

Spoiler

I wonder in real life if chapo went back and killed those Guatemalans's who double crossed him

 

[Numpsay]

The Chapo series did a much better job telling the story of this era. I’m not sure how the Narcos crew watched that and then put this bullshyt out.

 

[NSSVO]

They needed more English. Yeah I said it.

 

[Dushane Hill]

Yeah cant get into this at all and I absolutely loved the first two seasons. First couple episodes were good but it just hasn't kept me interested after that - tried to binge watch but found myself not even paying attention, bunch of episodes whizzed by but I don't know whats going on anymore and don't at all have the urge to go back and watch properly.

 

[Flackaveli]

The airport shootout

 

[Nero Christ]

Tony was the main protagonist

pro·tag·o·nist
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noun

1. the leading character or one of the major characters in a drama, movie, novel, or other fictional text.

typically, protagonists is a stand in for the good guy which is how I was using it here

 

[Bud Bundy]

typically, protagonists is a stand in for the good guy which is how I was using it here

No it is not. The protagonist is always the lead in a story.

 

[Oztradamus]

The airport shootout

Ramon Arellano-Felix was playing GTA in real life trying to kill El Chapo at the Guadalajara airport.

 

[Nero Christ]

No it is not. The protagonist is always the lead in a story.

Is protagonist a good guy?

While in many narratives, the protagonist is synonymous with “the good guy,” the word “protagonist” is simply from an Ancient Greek word meaning “one who plays the first part, chief actor.”

https://www.masterclass.com/articles/writing-101-protagonist-vs-antagonist-characters#:~:text=While in many narratives, the,can be both a “good”

didn't say you were wrong, it's just that people have always assumed the protag is a good guy, that's why Tony & The Sopranos was a shock to viewers back in 99

 

[DaddyFresh]

https://www.masterclass.com/articles/writing-101-protagonist-vs-antagonist-characters#:~:text=While in many narratives, the,can be both a “good”

didn't say you were wrong, it's just that people have always assumed the protag is a good guy, that's why Tony & The Sopranos was a shock to viewers back in 99

Yup even Bryan Craston said without Sopranos there would never be able to do breaking bad. Sopranos broke the mold with having a main character that was a bad guy.

 

[Sterling Archer]

THIS FEMALE NARRATOR IS HORRIBLE.

WHAT MADE THEM DO THIS?

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It really is. Shorty isnt a good actor. I can tell she's trying to have mannerisms of a dog reporter and strong female presence and it comes across forced as fukk. I dont mind the reporter angle but she was a bad casting. I dunno how she got the nod for this role. All those close up shots of her face be killing me cause I can hear the director saying shyt like "Look listless and frustrated!"
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[FaTaL]

Ramon Arellano-Felix was playing GTA in real life trying to kill El Chapo at the Guadalajara airport.

Why didn’t he kill him in the prison? Wouldn’t that of been easier!