Humanity is experiencing an apocalypse, but apparently that’s not enough — so now we have zombies too. The film itself offers nothing different from any other zombie movie: walking corpses stumbling around, looking to sink their teeth into anything living. Nothing more, but nothing less.
I don’t dance. Why dance when I can use that time climbing? I have zero interest in dancing. Still, this is a great movie. It’s about so much more than dancing. It’s interesting as hell, funny, engrossing, fascinating… and now I kind of want to dance.
A great story that pulls the viewer into the strange relationship between Pei Su and Luo Wei Zhao and begins to unravel their mysterious past. This was a 10/10 for me from episode one, if I’m being honest. I thought the plot was fast-paced, the conflicts and villains were done right and felt believable… and it had the right amount of action and friendship (cough) along the way.
I wanted to love this because it has every element that I’d normally love. However, it fell so flat that I don’t think I’ll ever be able to feel any type of way other than annoyed.
Payu was a bad boyfriend, and while he was realizing it, he fell in love. Sometimes it happens like that. Love is when both people are ready to give, not just one. May really deserved something better. It was a sweet series about self-reflection and love that comes when you least expect it.
OMG… North, you got married before you even had a proper first date with the person you married. “Do not fall for the target at all costs!” Yeah. Too late for that. I had so much fun🤣🤣🤣
Okay, so yes — all of these characters were toxic in their own way (minus cat), but I couldn’t stop watching. And I don’t usually like stories like that. Give me something sweet and fluffy and I’ll be the happiest person.What both Tantai Jin and Li Su Su did to each other was wrong, but they were a perfect match. I really enjoyed how the past was woven into the present. I did feel like, at one point, I’d had enough of the back and forth and was ready for some action. I’m literally tired of the two of them — the lack of communication and the constant wrong decisions. But it didn’t deter me from my mission to finish it.Overall, this was a great time!
This is one of those series that I talked about to everyone who had the imprudence to ask how I was. 🤣 In fact, by the middle of the series, I wanted to go out and convince people to watch it. ☺️ On the one hand, because it is very likely that in a past life I rode horses through the steppes and lived in a yurt (which also explains my hatred of everything related to camping), and on the other hand, because I really like stories like this—stories in which you have to let yourself feel. This is a very simple story that takes place at the beginning of the century in a remote area on the border between China and Kazakhstan. It shows the clash between generations, between different cultures, between religions, between the past and the present. And in fact, it shows that despite the differnces, the only way to survive in this extreme region is through understanding. It’s just great. All of this is seen through the main character, who returns to her village to draw inspiration for her writing. And there’s this sweet love story that is innocent and full of anticipation, which then made me cry (which is nothing new 😭☺️), but still ends with hope—because the characters here really needed to grow up, get to know the world, and shake off their losses. Did I say it’s great? It’s great. If you like series with a lot of nature and a story that simply shows life as it is—very different from ours—with a little love and human relationships (both good and bad), I would gladly recommend it to you.
There’s something about soccer that brings people together—perhaps that’s the true magic of the game. The movie was fun, entertaining and with the right amount of sadness without breaking my heart.
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The film itself offers nothing different from any other zombie movie: walking corpses stumbling around, looking to sink their teeth into anything living. Nothing more, but nothing less.
This was a 10/10 for me from episode one, if I’m being honest.
I thought the plot was fast-paced, the conflicts and villains were done right and felt believable… and it had the right amount of action and friendship (cough) along the way.
Love is when both people are ready to give, not just one.
May really deserved something better.
It was a sweet series about self-reflection and love that comes when you least expect it.
“Do not fall for the target at all costs!” Yeah. Too late for that.
I had so much fun🤣🤣🤣
This is a very simple story that takes place at the beginning of the century in a remote area on the border between China and Kazakhstan. It shows the clash between generations, between different cultures, between religions, between the past and the present. And in fact, it shows that despite the differnces, the only way to survive in this extreme region is through understanding.
It’s just great.
All of this is seen through the main character, who returns to her village to draw inspiration for her writing. And there’s this sweet love story that is innocent and full of anticipation, which then made me cry (which is nothing new 😭☺️), but still ends with hope—because the characters here really needed to grow up, get to know the world, and shake off their losses.
Did I say it’s great?
It’s great.
If you like series with a lot of nature and a story that simply shows life as it is—very different from ours—with a little love and human relationships (both good and bad), I would gladly recommend it to you.
The movie was fun, entertaining and with the right amount of sadness without breaking my heart.