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Nothing has come close to it up until this point
I have to say that I was lucky enough to watch The Bureau a couple of years ago, and honestly, it’s probably one of the best things I’ve ever seen. There is a connection between the two series, obviously there was talk of being "influenced" by it, but tbh I didn’t expect a similar story. Don’t get me wrong, the series so far has been amazing, great cast, good cinematography, but it wasn’t anything I hadn’t seen in the French version. It’s too early to tell what it’s going to be like, but I highly recommend anyone who hasn’t seen The Bureau to watch it.
You won’t regret it
After Fassbender played a professional assassin in David Fincher’s The Hitman and seeing him in the cast, I knew right away that he was a great choice for the role. These types of series actually require a certain amount of concentration while watching, so you can keep up with all the characters in the story and the little details about them. You wouldn’t watch this while cycling on an indoor bike. Some would find them slow-paced and even boring, but I think it’s the characters and the complex personal battles and the slow build-up of tension that make them great.