“The White Lotus”, a bloody conclusion. “The world loves to look at rich and unhappy capitalists.”

The last episode of season three of the series “The White Lotus” was broadcast yesterdayon the Max. Hotnews contacted Iulia Blaga, one of the best-known film critics in Romania, to present to the readers an analysis on the series “The White Lotus.”

• Iulia Blaga explained, for the public Hotnews, that the idea of ​​criticizing capitalism is not original, but “The White Lotus” was among the first series to approach it.

“The first two seasons were very good, the third seemed to me more-mainly because Jennifer Coolidge did not appear, whose character was dying at the end of season. Look at rich and unhappy capitalists not only to enjoy that they have trouble, but probably for a perception – perhaps from their point of view – correct on a world that they have only through glossy magazines ”, is the film critic Iulia Blaga.

“An aquarium ”of characters

The film critic also believes that the role of actress Jennifer Coolidge was important for the success of the series.

“This current is not new, the social criticism of capitalism is always done in the cinema. Of the television series,” The White Lotus “it seemed among the first, but I admit that I do not see many series. It is very well written, with an intrigue that reveals only at the end the criminal, and everything happens in an exotic space, there is an exotic space, there is an exotic space, and there is an exotic space, Serve.

“Jennifer Coolidge, who had a main role, was demented-tragic and comical at the same time, a great pity that she left the series. Season three feeds on her memory, because her husband of season two appears, which she hired recognizes and suspects that she killed her wife, so she is to be a few victim. Find out who he hates – and this is only in the last episode, ”explained the film critic.

“All the characters have a problem that grows as they interact with each other”

Iulia Blaga believes that, in season three, the producers of the series maintained the pace of the suspense in the first two.

“What I liked in this season is that, keeping the suspense, you do not know until the end which character is good and bad. He is a very interesting character, played by Walter Goggins, who goes to Thailand under the pretext of a holiday with his girlfriend, but in fact he wants to kill the one who killed the father. At revenge and to close their wound.

“Because the action happens in Thailand, Buddhism references are not to be neglected, even when the neurotic and swollen mother, played by Parker Posey, seek every reason to convince her daughter to not remain a year at the nearby Buddhist Temple.