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Zantis: Miss You – More Ads Than Chemistry
Why Watch It? After Watching It, I’d Say: Better Not.
Eight short episodes, a bunch of choppy scenes that often don’t even connect within the same episode, and characters who are given very little room to develop. The story feels disjointed, as if the creators simply put together individual moments without making any real effort to create a cohesive series.
And excuse me, but were they really actors? The kissing scenes were an absolute disaster. Tonnam looked like a fish out of water, gasping for air. 😂 There was unfortunately no chemistry between the couples, and even the romantic moments came across as more comical than convincing. Neither of the two couples managed to capture my interest.
The whole thing felt more like an extensive promotional campaign for the resort itself. I honestly don’t even know how many times I saw the exact same view of the river. On top of that, everyone seemed to be using the same facial skincare products, and of course, we even got whipped cream chargers at the end. Well, I really don’t know… I understand that advertising helped finance this “masterpiece,” but did it really have to be so blatantly obvious?
One comparison that comes to mind is the low-budget Chinese BL Blue Lips. Yes, it had its flaws too, but the creators managed to squeeze out a story, chemistry, humor, and emotions. It felt cohesive, had a proper development, and most importantly, gave me the feeling of a complete and finished story.
Unfortunately, I can’t say the same about Zantis: Miss You. Instead of a story that would draw me in, I got a collection of disjointed scenes, unconvincing romantic moments, and advertising that was at times more prominent than the series itself.
For me, it’s definitely a SKIP rather than a recommendation to watch.
Eight short episodes, a bunch of choppy scenes that often don’t even connect within the same episode, and characters who are given very little room to develop. The story feels disjointed, as if the creators simply put together individual moments without making any real effort to create a cohesive series.
And excuse me, but were they really actors? The kissing scenes were an absolute disaster. Tonnam looked like a fish out of water, gasping for air. 😂 There was unfortunately no chemistry between the couples, and even the romantic moments came across as more comical than convincing. Neither of the two couples managed to capture my interest.
The whole thing felt more like an extensive promotional campaign for the resort itself. I honestly don’t even know how many times I saw the exact same view of the river. On top of that, everyone seemed to be using the same facial skincare products, and of course, we even got whipped cream chargers at the end. Well, I really don’t know… I understand that advertising helped finance this “masterpiece,” but did it really have to be so blatantly obvious?
One comparison that comes to mind is the low-budget Chinese BL Blue Lips. Yes, it had its flaws too, but the creators managed to squeeze out a story, chemistry, humor, and emotions. It felt cohesive, had a proper development, and most importantly, gave me the feeling of a complete and finished story.
Unfortunately, I can’t say the same about Zantis: Miss You. Instead of a story that would draw me in, I got a collection of disjointed scenes, unconvincing romantic moments, and advertising that was at times more prominent than the series itself.
For me, it’s definitely a SKIP rather than a recommendation to watch.
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