Boring ever.
Series Review: Us
Us is a Girls’ Love series that, despite its hype and unexpected success, falls short in several areas. From the very first episode, the pacing feels painfully slow, making it difficult to stay engaged. The storyline revolves almost entirely around the main couple, leaving very little space for character development, plot progression, or attention to side characters. This narrow focus makes the show feel repetitive and uneventful.
The most disappointing part is how the series wasted its potential. With such a beautiful and soft aesthetic, it could have delivered something meaningful or emotionally gripping. But instead, it drags on with scenes that lack purpose and energy. Even the emotional moments fail to land because of how slowly everything unfolds. I found myself fast-forwarding through large parts of each episode, just to get through it—and that’s never a good sign.
The side couple, who could’ve brought some balance and excitement to the story, were barely given any screentime. Their interactions were too brief to create any real connection or depth. As a viewer, I was constantly waiting for something interesting to happen—but it never really did. The series simply didn’t have enough variety or drama to keep me hooked.
While I respect that some people loved Us and made it a success, I personally can’t understand the hype. It lacked the passion, depth, and pacing that make a romantic drama worth watching. I wouldn’t recommend this series to anyone looking for a captivating love story or emotional rollercoaster. Sadly, it’s one of those shows I won’t ever think about again.
Us is a Girls’ Love series that, despite its hype and unexpected success, falls short in several areas. From the very first episode, the pacing feels painfully slow, making it difficult to stay engaged. The storyline revolves almost entirely around the main couple, leaving very little space for character development, plot progression, or attention to side characters. This narrow focus makes the show feel repetitive and uneventful.
The most disappointing part is how the series wasted its potential. With such a beautiful and soft aesthetic, it could have delivered something meaningful or emotionally gripping. But instead, it drags on with scenes that lack purpose and energy. Even the emotional moments fail to land because of how slowly everything unfolds. I found myself fast-forwarding through large parts of each episode, just to get through it—and that’s never a good sign.
The side couple, who could’ve brought some balance and excitement to the story, were barely given any screentime. Their interactions were too brief to create any real connection or depth. As a viewer, I was constantly waiting for something interesting to happen—but it never really did. The series simply didn’t have enough variety or drama to keep me hooked.
While I respect that some people loved Us and made it a success, I personally can’t understand the hype. It lacked the passion, depth, and pacing that make a romantic drama worth watching. I wouldn’t recommend this series to anyone looking for a captivating love story or emotional rollercoaster. Sadly, it’s one of those shows I won’t ever think about again.
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