I had never heard of Daniel Ek before this story, but I am glad I know who he is today.
Talk about changing a business.
"The Playlist" very much feels like 6 movies based in one story, and that works for this story.
It works because each episode is focused on a different character, and none of them are Borring.
In fact each character brings something new and different to the story.
Daniel brings the vision, Per tells the story of the business and how much everyone had forgotten how much they were hurting in the 2000s.
Petra tells the legal story of how Spotify manges the legal side and so on.
That is why each episode feels like a different movie.
You pretty much only need to see the very first episode to get hooked.
Had the show chosen to stay in the past, and not gone to the future, I would most likely have given it a 10/10.
But when you sit back and watch the last episode,.you might ask yourself: who is the actual villain in this story? Or are there even any villains to blame?
Even if the show is in Swedish, I suggest you start watching asap.
Talk about changing a business.
"The Playlist" very much feels like 6 movies based in one story, and that works for this story.
It works because each episode is focused on a different character, and none of them are Borring.
In fact each character brings something new and different to the story.
Daniel brings the vision, Per tells the story of the business and how much everyone had forgotten how much they were hurting in the 2000s.
Petra tells the legal story of how Spotify manges the legal side and so on.
That is why each episode feels like a different movie.
You pretty much only need to see the very first episode to get hooked.
Had the show chosen to stay in the past, and not gone to the future, I would most likely have given it a 10/10.
But when you sit back and watch the last episode,.you might ask yourself: who is the actual villain in this story? Or are there even any villains to blame?
Even if the show is in Swedish, I suggest you start watching asap.