Money Heist Season 5 Part 2 Review: Should You Be Watching It?

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Money Heist Season 5 Part 2 Review

La Casa De Papel, or Money Heist, a Netflix original, is a Spanish heist crime drama television series created by Álex Pina. It was released Money Heist Season 5 Part 2 on December 3, 2021, and people have been hooked to the screen ever since.




Money Heist Season 5 Part 2 Review

The last part of Money Heist Season 5 ended with a heart-breaking moment of one of the characters, Tokyo’s death. But it is assured that there are no more deaths or compromises in this final part of the series.




In this part, the team gets back to get the gold out of the Bank of Spain, now in honour of Tokyo and Nairobi. The Professor takes on to resolve the mess created by Alicia Sierra by fleeing his den. Colonel Tamayo starts being the same, lost as before. But this time, the fans might know that there’s more from his side.

Palermo returns to charge to prove that he’s the best man for the job.
Fans are shown flashbacks of when Palermo and Berlin celebrated every time they solved the tiniest road mile towards the main heist. We also see a back story of Sergio and Andre losing their father.




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Since this is the last part of Money Heist Season 5, many open ends are closed. Denver, Stockholm and Manila find a resolution, the Professor and Alicia Sierra resolve their disputes, Berlin is heartbroken, and Benjamin takes charge in the absence of the Professor.

Some fan theories have come true, but there are some shocking moments too. The Professor proposes to Raquel while being handcuffed and hanging- yes, it’s a Deja vu, and in the meanwhile, Arteche is seen in action.





All these tiny moments, the team singing Bella Ciao for the one last time, had the hearts crying out loud as we all relished the best show for the last time.




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