Amor sin wifi

I binged the whole thing : ) I found the story relatable, it kind of took me back 15-20 years to the days of self exploration online vs. IRL. It is always beautiful watching a geek blossom and find herself. There is much pain and insecurity behind the main characters efforts. The acting convinced me, and although I'm not a fan of the scenes taking place in virtual reality, I didn't mind them and they have an important function to fill in the story. There are not many surprises throughout the story and it is going pretty much in the direction you would expect it to, but I still enjoyed the ride and the cheerful electronic music!

Watched this a few hours ago, and I have to say it didn't leave much of an impression. It's basically your standard love drama about a woman on a journey of self-discovery, but it doesn't offer anything fresh or innovative. While it might hold some appeal for a younger, teenage audience, as an adult viewer, I found it quite mediocre. The plot is pretty mid, and it lacks the emotional depth or complexity needed to keep you fully engaged. It's the kind of show you might put on during a lazy Sunday when nothing else is available. If you're hoping for something more memorable or entertaining, I'd recommend finding another option.

The show struck a great balance between humor, emotion, and action, making it feel both heartwarming and real bro have done it again and made a really good series

*"Dates in Real Life" is a standout series that masterfully blends emotion, humor, and action. The characters are incredibly well-developed, making their experiences feel genuine and relatable. Even the supporting characters add depth and charm, enhancing the overall story. The humor feels organic, and the heartfelt moments are sure to resonate with anyone. The fast-paced story keeps things engaging, but it's the real, raw moments that make this show unforgettable. And it has some twists and turns you will like.

I just binge watched this series and was really positively surprised. Such an interesting story about Ida, her VR identity and her development irl. The series explores several aspects of the physical, the mental and the emotional, and gave me a few insights. I really don't agree with the person who gave a 5 and wrote that this series might be for younger people but not for middle-aged. I'm 49 and I loved it. It also reminded me of my intense chatting years when I was in my 20ies, so I know how the online world can become your second home (or, in Ida's case, your first). An interesting story, and really funny at times!