Is this worth a watch? Honestly, if you like watching grumpy people bicker in black and white, you’ll have a grand time. If you need explosions or a fast pace, stay far, far away. This is for the folks who find joy in 1930s character actors being absolute pains in the neck to one another. Paul Henckels plays Schulze l...
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"Is this worth a watch? Honestly, if you like watching grumpy people bicker in black and white, you’ll have a grand time. If you need explosions or a fast pace, stay far, far away. This is for the folks who find joy in 1930s character actors being absolute pains in the neck to one another. Paul Henckels plays Schulze like he’s carrying the weight of the entire Berlin housing market on his shoulders. He has this look—you know the one—where he’s squinting at the world like it personally offended h..."
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