User Reviews

El Sapo: Memoirs of a Thief,' presents a captivating and original story revolving around the character El Sapo. The narrative has the potential to be a novel experience, blending documentary and series elements seamlessly. However, the execution falls short, particularly in the interview segments.

The interviewer's childlike questioning style fails to delve into the motivations and deeper aspects of El Sapo, leaving the audience craving more substance. The series often repeats ideas, rendering certain chapters redundant and leading to a sense of lost time, especially in Season 1 chapter 4.

Despite the documentary-slash-series format providing a unique perspective on real characters, the failure to double-click on the intricacies of El Sapo's character hampers the overall impact. A missed opportunity to explore the depths of this intriguing story, 'El Sapo' could have been a standout if the execution matched the brilliance of its source material."

Hi, fascinating story and criminal. I could understand that he could have an intimidating look, but not for every scene or shot... at the end I started laughing.

Reporter's questions... seriously?? Hallo? What kind of questions are does, are you 12 years old? YYou might be uncomfortable but come on! You couldn't formulate better questions? Not questions that have an obious answer or not answering at all. "Have you kill someone?" Or "what is the name of that person?" Etc. Make better questions, or even you make it more interesting and intriguing.

Sorry for this, but I belive you could do much better work by interviewing. I know that peharps you might were tighted on that but you could skip the silly questions.