The ranking that elaborated the medium highlights not only the quality of stories and performances, but also the originality and cultural impact of each proposal.
The British newspaper The Guardian published his expected selection of the best series launched during the first six months of 2025. With the title “The best I saw in my life”the list brings together titles recognized by critics and the public. Amid Hollywood successes and European productions, the inclusion of the Argentine series of Netflix the eternalIn eighth place among the twelve selected, which positioned it as one of the great international revelations of the year.
The ranking that elaborated the medium highlights not only the quality of stories and performances, but also the originality and cultural impact of each proposal.
Among those chosen by the British media, first figure Andor (Disney+), then Mobland (Paramount), and follow them Common Side Effects (Channel 4), Severance (Apple TV +), Dept. q (Netflix), The Horne Section TV Show (Channel 4), The Narrow Road To The Deep North (Prime video), This City Is Ours (BBC One/Iplayer), The eternal (such the English name of the Argentine series) (Netflix), The Wheel of Time (Prime video), Shrinking (Apple TV +), Black Mirror (Netflix) and My Brain: After The Rupture (BBC Two/Iplayer).
The Guardian highlighted El Eternalauta how one of the best 2025 series
On the Eternaluta, The Guardian chose the opinion of Viv Bladgen, a reader from the town of Somerset, who wrote: “It is wonderful to see how this classic of the graphic novel of Héctor Germán Oesterheld did. This series made me want to know more about the country, its people and their struggles in the last century. They say that science fiction is an analysis of the time when it is written, and this story, originally published in the 1950s, has been brought to the 21st century in a way that invites reflection. ”
The Eternaluta, barely began to exhibit, became the most watched of Netflix globally. According to the official site of the platform, the series led by Bruno Stagnaro It became, in its second week of exhibition, in number 1 of the non -English speech segment in 24 countries. This almost doubled the number of countries in the first week, when they were 13. In addition, it was in the Top Ten in 87 countries.
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The first audiovisual adaptation of the graphic novel Héctor G. Oesterheld Illustrated by Francisco Solano Not only became a world milestone, but also generated a significant economic impact in the country. The series led by Stagnaro contributed more than $ 41 billion to the national economy. It is a measure of the impact on GDP, which includes both the impact of direct expenditure on production, as well as the one that occurs in the supply chain.
Undoubtedly, it was a massive project: it took two years of development and writing of the scripts, 148 shooting days in Buenos Aires and more than a year and a half of post production. In addition, it included more than 50 locations and 35 virtual scenarios, and involved 2900 people between cast and extras.
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