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Mixed or average reviews- based on 36 Ratings
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Positive: 18 out of 36
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Mixed: 8 out of 36
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Negative: 10 out of 36
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Jun 12, 2021Lupin is a great show. There is plenty of action and mystery, and fun to figure out how he plans it all in present time and flashbacks. Omar Sy is terrific, as is the whole cast. Sure, we know it's him in disguise,
but who cares, it is so much fun. I'm ready for another season! -
Jun 13, 2021More like a continuation of S01... But its still a GEM!
No loop-holes.. No faults... Everything works perfectly.. Dont mind the rac*st user critic below that gave it 2 point! -
Jun 14, 2021Lots of fun. Enjoyable Paris setting and good characters makes this a great escape.
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Jun 30, 2021Good acting by great actors in a great, suspense full crime/adventure show. binge watching worth!
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Sep 27, 2021This season picks up straight after where things were left at the end of season 1 and follows in the same vein. A suspenseful, well paced show with some clever plot twists.
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Jul 18, 2021can be watched but the subject matter is quite familiar. I like this actor but I watched the first season a few times.
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Lupin Part 2 feels at some level like it's always running forward at the breathless pace I appreciated about the first part. But if you look close enough, as the end-of-episode twists keep imploring us to do, it starts to feel like a treadmill, a "one step forward, two steps back" storytelling crutch. ... Ultimately, these two impulses — sparkly plot fun and deeper character pathos — fuse together and result in a final episode that easily impresses as one of the best of the still-young series.
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The more serious dramatic hairpin turns of Part 2 ring a little false. “Lupin” isn’t a show with enough commitment to make Assane’s exploits work on a level beyond mischief. When things veer toward potential legitimate bloodshed, the show feels out of its depth. It’s a shame, because “Lupin” works at its most whimsical.
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Lupin's cliches are irresistibly seductive. This is a show that takes us to Paris, pours us champagne, plays us old chansons and winks as it offers us diamonds.