bellaltair
F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers
4 mensen vonden deze beoordeling nuttig
Best F4 so far !
The story was alright for me; I mean, it's the normal premise for the program, but what I liked about it was how they executed it. Fans of the program who favor the OG or other versions may find this offensive, however in my opinion, the defects in the other adaptations have been remedied by the Thai adaptation. It's not as boring as other versions where they incorporate superfluous sequences, which I appreciate. The cast is next, and I initially watched this because I'm a major fan of Win; if it hadn't been for him, I wouldn't have watched it in the first place because I wasn't a fan of the previous incarnations of this drama. All of the casts have amazing chemistry; Bright and Tu nailed the funny atmosphere of their parts, and I loved every minute of it. Kaning and Kavin's chemistry was incredible, and I adored how they played their parts. They probably made me squeal more than the protagonists, but that could be because I'm a great fan of Win LOL. But, that aside, the castings were fantastic, and I'm excited to see what Tu, Dew, and Nani are up to next. Congratulations on doing the show justice. I'm not sure what else to say about the music; it was decent but not as good as the one in the og. I'd watch it again if I missed the casts and wanted to see more of them.Vond je deze recentie nuttig?
The movie told me "not everything is supposed to be fine, it's okay" after a very cold day.
First and foremost, the plot was nothing out of the ordinary. I mean, there are several films that have the message "a couple's fate keeps pulling them apart." And I'd give it a six for that alone, but why did I give it an eight-star rating overall? The cast and their performances are flawless and incredible. I'm speechless! I don't think I've ever met another couple who could pull off what they just did! I'm not going to lie, I had to skip every ten seconds because I was getting bored watching the same damn thing over and over again in the movie. Even though I'm not a huge fan of the plot, it didn't stop me from crying. When Misu ran at the end and Coldplay's "Fix You" started playing, I didn't notice my eyes getting wet until tears began to fall. I'm not sure how to put it, but that scene felt like "It's okay, everything may not appear to be fine, but at least you got me." Props to Hae-in and Go-eun for doing the film justice!It's not something I'd watch again, but if everything seems a little too cold and lonely, then maybe again.
Vond je deze recentie nuttig?
