Inspired by the adventures of Arsène Lupin, gentleman thief Assane Diop sets out to avenge his father for an injustice inflicted by a wealthy family.
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- CallumOctober 28, 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐ (out of 5) Lupin – The Sherlock Mirror Inspired by Maurice Leblanc’s Arsène Lupin, the gentleman thief who outwitted both criminals and police alike, Lupin takes that century-old trickster spirit and gives it a modern, Parisian pulse. Omar Sy delivers a masterful performance as Assane Diop — a man of wit, grace, and impossible escapes. This isn’t your typical police procedural — in fact, it’s the anti-procedural. You don’t watch detectives chasing clues; you watch a thief so clever that half the fun is guessing how he’s going to outsmart them this time. Every move feels like a puzzle piece being placed by someone who’s already seen the finished picture. In the grand map of your universe, if Blue Lights is Warhammer 40K and Castle lives in the MCU, then Lupin sits squarely in the Sherlock Mirror universe — intellect turned inside-out. The detective and the criminal share the same mind; they simply chose different sides of the game. Each season builds its own mystery arc while feeding the larger story that spans them all. It’s continuous, deliberate storytelling — not something you can just drop into. There’s humour and humanity among the sleight of hand, and the French setting adds an effortless sophistication that makes even crime feel cultured. This is a show best enjoyed with the lights low and a glass of red wine in hand — a series that reminds you that intelligence, not violence, is still the greatest weapon in any caper.
- Cláudio PinheiroOctober 23, 2025I only watched 3 episodes and I am loving it, I'll provide a better rating and review once I've seen it in full.
