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In contrast, this series Business as Usual is a thoughtfully crafted series. The acting is excellent, the narrative is well-paced with purposeful flashbacks, and the cinematography is both polished and visually striking. The cast delivers strong, heartfelt performances â yet somehow, it holds a lower rating of 7.2?
This disparity in ratings makes me question the reliability of user scores on kisskh. Sometimes, it seems truly underrated gems donât get the recognition they deserve.
Not sure if I should keep watching or just add it to my drop list after Episode 1 đ€
My support for the current actors and production comes from what Iâve personally seen in their recent work, and I understand not everyone will feel the same way. Itâs perfectly okay for us to disagree. I appreciate the conversation, but Iâll leave it here.
Take care, and I hope the media you choose to support continues to bring you the representation and connection youâre looking for.
The movie does a good job of showing how toxic relationships can evolve in unexpected ways, but itâs definitely heavy on the emotional side. Sadly, the director passed away a few months before the release, so there wonât be a sequel. Overall, I enjoyed it, but itâs not an easy watch.
Youâre not critiquing a showâyouâre attacking people. And that absolutely is offensive. Youâre entitled to dislike a show or actors, but thereâs a difference between criticism and outright cruelty. The twins and the entire cast are working professionals, and just because you donât respect them doesnât mean they havenât earned their place. Maybe itâs time to reflect on the difference between opinion and disrespect, because right now, your words fall firmly in the latter.
I watched Unforgotten Night and Love Syndrome: The Beginning too, but honestly, watch them in reverse release order for the best experience.
Day (Long) & Itt (Frank) have đ„đ„ chemistry. Both tall, gorgeous, and such strong actors â they MADE this series. Their emotional journey? A rollercoaster.
Yeah, itâs toxic â but if it werenât, it would be boring. This series shows real sacrifice, obsession, and love. Itt gave everything. If thatâs not love, I donât know what is.
Truly lives up to the name Love Syndrome. â€ïžâđ©č