J’ai pris le temps de digérer la série, et j’en suis très contente. Le travail d’acteur de Xu Kai, que…
I hope you don't mind the translation:
I took some time to process the series, and I'm very happy with it. Xu Kai's acting, whom I've only recently discovered, is truly remarkable! The actor playing the father is impeccable as well. They're both just as stubborn as each other. 😆 The psychological development of the characters is also outstanding, provided you're willing to accept cultural influences that may differ from your own. Thanks to the author of one of the featured comments, I was able, while watching, to pay closer attention to the cinematography, which at times is incredibly well done. I'm thinking in particular of the scene where the father comes within a hair's breadth of trapping his son in the abandoned factory. It's a cat-and-mouse game that isn't obvious at first because it's overshadowed by the intense, almost obsessive love between the two young people. But in the end, the young man's tragedy is really rooted in the father-son relationship. Isn't this a familiar figure—the little boy who hides so that his father, who has been far too absent, will come looking for him? Yes, that was a brilliant insight. And what could be a stronger lure for the father than the pursuit of a criminal? A true tragedy, deeply moving. Bravo to everyone involved.
has anyone watched new episodes of great escape 8. can’t seem to find it.
The first episode, technically called episode 0 - or the advanced preview - (in two parts) was released last week. The second will be next week, I believe.
And unshaven🫠❤️
I'm sorry. You were talking about the caption?😘
Where were the scenic shots taken?
I took some time to process the series, and I'm very happy with it. Xu Kai's acting, whom I've only recently discovered, is truly remarkable! The actor playing the father is impeccable as well. They're both just as stubborn as each other. 😆
The psychological development of the characters is also outstanding, provided you're willing to accept cultural influences that may differ from your own. Thanks to the author of one of the featured comments, I was able, while watching, to pay closer attention to the cinematography, which at times is incredibly well done. I'm thinking in particular of the scene where the father comes within a hair's breadth of trapping his son in the abandoned factory.
It's a cat-and-mouse game that isn't obvious at first because it's overshadowed by the intense, almost obsessive love between the two young people. But in the end, the young man's tragedy is really rooted in the father-son relationship.
Isn't this a familiar figure—the little boy who hides so that his father, who has been far too absent, will come looking for him? Yes, that was a brilliant insight. And what could be a stronger lure for the father than the pursuit of a criminal?
A true tragedy, deeply moving. Bravo to everyone involved.
Eight Hundred is centered around Chen Hui (Xu Kai) and his girlfriend and family, as well as some very bad sh*t that happens.
I love hearing Xu Kai speak Cantonese. It's right up with him saying "SoSo".❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd5kCMOKxQpY&si=17phjBxQqLS6dkeU
My Mango app (U.S.) doesn’t have these eps.
Check out the Great Escape 8 page for updates:
https://kisskh.at/808486-great-escape-season-8
https://weibo.com/ttarticle/x/m/show/id/2309405321787331444912?_wb_client_=1
https://youtube.com/shorts/pkl1keMkcAs?is=A6prZXNOejeQgDbP
Just YZ's typical manipulation of the masses.