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I personally found it to be a very enjoyable mini-series. I'm not exactly sure what people were expecting, but for me, it was a romantic series with an old-school vibe that had been sweetly modernized and adapted to today's world.

Despite the strong focus on romance, I thought the human relationships felt quite realistic. It struck a nice balance overall charming, but not overdone. Not every production needs to be incredibly deep, meaningful, or groundbreaking. Sometimes, being simple, sincere, and well-crafted is more than enough. Because of that, I can wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for a light yet heartfelt series that doesn't try too hard, but still manages to leave a warm impression.

Nothing more to add actually.

Cinematography was insanely beautiful but lead actress was soulless and the script was boring as hell even Willem Dafoe couldn't save it..

Aaron and Nicholas were good enough with conveying the emotions. But the script damn the script was really dull and sorry not sorry lead was nothing special.

Nothing more to add actually.

Cinematography was insanely beautiful but lead actress was soulless and the script was boring as hell even Willem Dafoe couldn't save it..

Aaron and Nicholas were good enough with conveying the emotions. But the script damn the script was really dull and sorry not sorry lead was nothing special.

This is by far Shyamalan's worst movie. It felt like a masterclass in nepotism. The scenario seemed to exist solely to promote his daughter, as the storyline was not only unfulfilling, but riddled with so many logical errors that it became frustrating to watch.

We hadn't checked the cast beforehand, so during the extended concert scene, we kept wondering why it featured so many songs and dragged on for far too long. Then it clicked : his DAUGHTER was the one performing. What started off as a mildly annoying sequence quickly turned into a disaster once her acting came into scene. I can't even call it acting. It felt like she wasn't trying at all. She barely moved, her facial expressions were super dull and probably worried about messing up her makeup or hair.

This felt like the worst kind of "nepo baby" showcase, and it really soured the experience. We used to admire Shyamalan for his genius, but this... why, Mr. Shyamalan really why? You guys already rich and etc why the need to promote the daughter??