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Meh.
So here I am, I was able to finish this series. 😂
Honestly, I’m here for Shane “Frame” because I already loved him in Love Sick 2024. And again, I have to admit that I usually found myself focusing on FrameBook’s screentime. 😂
One thing I was kind of uncomfortable with was the casting of Tee and Fuse. It’s not really the age gap itself that concerns me, but the fact that the actor playing Tee is already 21, while Fuse is only 15. One is already a legal adult while the other is still a minor. Yes, there weren’t really any mature scenes in the series, but there were still moments where they were quite touchy. I just wish the casting had been more mindful of that, especially since this is a high-school setting. Having the cast within a similar age bracket would have made me feel more comfortable watching their interactions.
Acting-wise, there’s still a lot of room for improvement. But I also understand that this is the first project for most of them, so I’m still hopeful that we’ll get to see these familiar faces again in future projects with more experience and improved acting. They definitely have potential.
For the storyline, I honestly can’t remember much from the 2016 version, but I’m pretty sure a lot was omitted here, and I think that’s fine. However, since this is a remake, of course I was expecting a little more from it. Especially in today’s era, there are so many resources available to make a remake stand out. But unfortunately, there wasn’t much that gave me that “WOW” feeling throughout the series.
So, in summary... I don’t even know what story I was rooting for while watching this. HAHAHAHA. 😂
I was just here supporting the babies. That’s it. That was my storyline. 😭😂
Honestly, I’m here for Shane “Frame” because I already loved him in Love Sick 2024. And again, I have to admit that I usually found myself focusing on FrameBook’s screentime. 😂
One thing I was kind of uncomfortable with was the casting of Tee and Fuse. It’s not really the age gap itself that concerns me, but the fact that the actor playing Tee is already 21, while Fuse is only 15. One is already a legal adult while the other is still a minor. Yes, there weren’t really any mature scenes in the series, but there were still moments where they were quite touchy. I just wish the casting had been more mindful of that, especially since this is a high-school setting. Having the cast within a similar age bracket would have made me feel more comfortable watching their interactions.
Acting-wise, there’s still a lot of room for improvement. But I also understand that this is the first project for most of them, so I’m still hopeful that we’ll get to see these familiar faces again in future projects with more experience and improved acting. They definitely have potential.
For the storyline, I honestly can’t remember much from the 2016 version, but I’m pretty sure a lot was omitted here, and I think that’s fine. However, since this is a remake, of course I was expecting a little more from it. Especially in today’s era, there are so many resources available to make a remake stand out. But unfortunately, there wasn’t much that gave me that “WOW” feeling throughout the series.
So, in summary... I don’t even know what story I was rooting for while watching this. HAHAHAHA. 😂
I was just here supporting the babies. That’s it. That was my storyline. 😭😂
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