Davvero una recensione ben fatta e curata, con un'analisi attenta che permette a chi non ha visto il drama - come me, ma a questo punto lo guarderò di sicuro - di farsi un'idea chiara ed esauriente. Complimenti!
Does chinese dramas or cinemas have serial killers, mafia, snipers, psycho as leads??
Not that I remember. The only one that comes to mind is the recent "If I Had Not Seen the Sun" (very, very good), but that's a Taiwanese drama, not a Chinese one. Anyway, I think CFY could make a great villain. I imagine him as charming as Kim Young Kwang in "Trigger," as lethal as Song Joong Ki in "Vincenzo," and as wonderfully psychopathic as Huang Xin in "Desire."
There has been no melons about next drama yet, while others are already getting melons about their next drama…
I remember that at the end of 2025, during his speech at the "Tencent Video All Star Night," he stated that the release of three of his new dramas with Tencent was scheduled for 2026. Since there are no others drama in production, I imagine he was referring to "Immortality," which has been on hold for years. Otherwise, after the end of "Love Beyond the Grave" - which I imagine will be in April - we will be faced with an interminable wait (and at that point, I don't even understand why they'd only release two at the same time)
Do you mean the fact that they’re not airing any episodes apart from express package? Or because there hasn’t…
I believe an objective evaluation should take into account not only the results, but also the initial premise, including the promotional effort. Comparisons between different situations are pointless. Considering the virtually zero promotion for "Love Story in the 1970s", and the fact that the genre isn't among the most popular, I'd say the result was truly excellent. I have no idea of the quality of "Love Beyond the Grave," but the months-long publicity has brought a lot of visibility, but also a lot of expectations—hopefully not too much.
Why are they calling Fang Muyang fat? They are literally bulling Feiyu for it and so😭I just saw a clip of his…
Fang Muyang appears to be a healthy-looking young man, neither overweight nor underweight. (I don't understand the criticism, and the clip is incredibly sad. Just to quote A. Einstein: 'Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe')
I’m concerned why so many people on Tik Tok are posting that they didn’t like the ending but here and other…
The drama ends with their admission to university, while in the novel, the final chapter briefly summarizes their university life, the success that awaits them afterward (she will devote herself to writing, he will become a painter whose works will be sold by a New York gallery), and a couple of years after graduation, they will have a son, who will look nothing like all the drawings Fang Muyang has made over the years (a sort of game in which he and Fei Ni bet on what their future children's faces will look like). Even though these would have been scenes I would have liked to see, I found the drama's ending to be just right, as it doesn't aim for the classic "and they all lived happily ever after" but rather brings the curtain down on the theme that has been the driving force of the entire series: Fei Ni's (and an unexpected Fang Muyang's) entry into university.
That would be nice, but there's already been L&P and, to some extent, "Eat, Run, Love." For me, the…
Yes, that's true. But the emotional impact is always very strong (with rivers of tears), and in that moment, there's always the curiosity of what an alternative ending would have been. Then, with a cool head, obviously you look at the whole thing and agree that it was right the way it was. But at the time, it's always difficult, at least for me.
Express package. But I'm sad that I don't have any more new episodes to watch now...
Yes, and they're so beautiful that I envy you a little: I wish I could see them again as if it were the first time. In the last five episodes, Fei Ni and Fang Muyang still have so much to show, between smiles and tears (not just of sadness, but also of emotion, eh!)
That would be nice, but there's already been L&P and, to some extent, "Eat, Run, Love." For me, the…
At 26, wouldn't that be a little unbelievable? In the movie "Secret Fruit," he was a teenager going to school, but he was 17 at the time, so that was fine... Anyway, I'm fine with everything; the important thing is not to have a tragic ending (which, I think, is the ending of the novel on which the recently announced film is based) 😭
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Even though these would have been scenes I would have liked to see, I found the drama's ending to be just right, as it doesn't aim for the classic "and they all lived happily ever after" but rather brings the curtain down on the theme that has been the driving force of the entire series: Fei Ni's (and an unexpected Fang Muyang's) entry into university.
But the emotional impact is always very strong (with rivers of tears), and in that moment, there's always the curiosity of what an alternative ending would have been. Then, with a cool head, obviously you look at the whole thing and agree that it was right the way it was. But at the time, it's always difficult, at least for me.
In the movie "Secret Fruit," he was a teenager going to school, but he was 17 at the time, so that was fine...
Anyway, I'm fine with everything; the important thing is not to have a tragic ending (which, I think, is the ending of the novel on which the recently announced film is based) 😭