Riveting performance by Wagner Moura...
“Narcos: Season Two” is a historical drama about drug lord Pablo Escobar (Wagner Moura) and the law enforcement officers responsible for bringing him down. The emphasis is on Escobar far more than in Season One, in which the assorted DEA agents and Colombian police officers dominated and weren’t very compelling. That season dealt with the ways the DEA tried to disrupt Escobar’s distribution networks in the 80s and 90s. Events occurred with breakneck speed. The pacing of events is less frenetic in Season Two and greater screen time is devoted to Escobar.<br /><br />With his hope of gaining legitimate political power crushed, Escobar is forced into desperate circumstances and responds with greater violence as he’s assailed by rivals, two governments, traitors, and fellow countrymen who initially thought of him as a folk hero. As the authorities close in and more and more of his allies are taken down or killed, Escobar becomes increasingly isolated — a man hunted and on the run, realizing his destiny is clear.<br /><br />Season Two also emphasizes the lengths to which law enforcement will go to stop Escobar once and for all. Civil liberties are brushed aside, extreme methods of interrogation are employed, and rules of proper police procedure are tossed aside in a full-out effort to nail Escobar. The writers contrast those tactics with the thousands who died at the hands or command of Escobar and the countless lives that would have been lost had he not been stopped.<br /><br />Wagner Moura makes “Narcos” worth watching. Though the events in Pablo Escobar’s life are known, the actor manages to create suspense and make him appealing, even though Escobar was an evil, power-crazed man who would stop at nothing — including murder — to extend his drug empire. Showing the human side of such an individual is difficult when the world knows that person only from news reports. Moura allows us to get into the mind of that man and see his weaknesses and insecurities, well hidden beneath a grandiose public image.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the 3-disc widescreen Blu-ray release include deleted scenes; audio commentary with director Andres Baiz, producer Eric Newman and actor Wagner Moura; and the featurette “Unredacted: Declassifying Narcos: Season Two.”
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : The rise and violent reign of '80s-era Colombian kingpin Pablo Escobar provided the grist for this compelling, fact-inspired Netflix crime series. As the ambitious smuggler Escobar (Wagner Moura) built up the Medellin Cartel that would ultimately claim 80% of America's cocaine traffic, DEA agents Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrook) and Javier Peña (Pedro Pascal) had the seemingly insurmountable task of breaking his operations. Joanna Christie, Paulina Gaitan, Diego Cataño, Maurice Compte also star..