This season, based on true stories from Norway's financial scene, is a good finale in Exit (2019-2023).
It started just like expected; drugs, violence, sex and money. The first episodes were mostly good, but sometimes in the middle of the season, it got too repetitive with the men's daily "doings". But suddenly the story became quite dark, which really made it interesting! I think the last two episodes stood out without doubt. Things got very serious, and the story got more unpredictable than ever. It was a great finale!
I really enjoyed the cinematography in this one. Most of the shots were executed perfectly, and everything just seemed like top quality. You could really feel the high budget! I have to mention that there were some technical mistakes, though, but they are easy to forget.
The actors were fantastic, especially Simon J. Berger (as Adam Veile) and Jon Øigarden (as Jeppe Schøitt). They were totally in for their roles, and they delivered at the top level.
So overall, a good season, that had a good start, but really impressed in the end!
It started just like expected; drugs, violence, sex and money. The first episodes were mostly good, but sometimes in the middle of the season, it got too repetitive with the men's daily "doings". But suddenly the story became quite dark, which really made it interesting! I think the last two episodes stood out without doubt. Things got very serious, and the story got more unpredictable than ever. It was a great finale!
I really enjoyed the cinematography in this one. Most of the shots were executed perfectly, and everything just seemed like top quality. You could really feel the high budget! I have to mention that there were some technical mistakes, though, but they are easy to forget.
The actors were fantastic, especially Simon J. Berger (as Adam Veile) and Jon Øigarden (as Jeppe Schøitt). They were totally in for their roles, and they delivered at the top level.
So overall, a good season, that had a good start, but really impressed in the end!