A waste of time and tallent.
Unlimited love is another case of a company trading on star power and not bothering with substance.
I had hope for Unlimited Love because I enjoyed Engfa and Charlotte in Show Me Love and Petrichor.
Show Me Love was a fun romantic comedy where I found the characters interesting and engaging. It was an amusing diversion if not a cinematic masterpiece. Petrichor was excellent. It had a good plot with plenty of twists and turns to keep me engaged. I found I genuinely cared about many of the characters, not just the main couple. So we have proof of what Englot can do with good stories and direction. Sadly Unlimited Love was very limited by bad writing and bad directing.
I really enjoy excellent sapphic romance, but I don’t demand that every story is amazing. It needs to have a happy ending and I need to care about the main characters. I also prefer they avoid the terrible tropes that plague queer fiction.
I found myself four episodes in and still not caring about any of the characters. I couldn’t find any threads of a plot. There was nothing at all to hang on to, and I’ve slogged through some truly bad sapphic content. While I have no doubt there will be people who enjoy this, I don’t understand who the target audience is and I’m certainly not it.
Unlimited Love failed to meet my bare minimum to keep watching. I’ve seen a few comments saying the last couple of episodes were better, and maybe if there is nothing better to watch someday when I’m stuck in a waiting room or airport terminal, but I doubt it. MGI put in almost no effort and the product isn’t even worth a few hours of my time while I drink my coffee. Other companies are putting out quality work, if you want to get viewers you need more than beautiful women and a few kisses.
I had hope for Unlimited Love because I enjoyed Engfa and Charlotte in Show Me Love and Petrichor.
Show Me Love was a fun romantic comedy where I found the characters interesting and engaging. It was an amusing diversion if not a cinematic masterpiece. Petrichor was excellent. It had a good plot with plenty of twists and turns to keep me engaged. I found I genuinely cared about many of the characters, not just the main couple. So we have proof of what Englot can do with good stories and direction. Sadly Unlimited Love was very limited by bad writing and bad directing.
I really enjoy excellent sapphic romance, but I don’t demand that every story is amazing. It needs to have a happy ending and I need to care about the main characters. I also prefer they avoid the terrible tropes that plague queer fiction.
I found myself four episodes in and still not caring about any of the characters. I couldn’t find any threads of a plot. There was nothing at all to hang on to, and I’ve slogged through some truly bad sapphic content. While I have no doubt there will be people who enjoy this, I don’t understand who the target audience is and I’m certainly not it.
Unlimited Love failed to meet my bare minimum to keep watching. I’ve seen a few comments saying the last couple of episodes were better, and maybe if there is nothing better to watch someday when I’m stuck in a waiting room or airport terminal, but I doubt it. MGI put in almost no effort and the product isn’t even worth a few hours of my time while I drink my coffee. Other companies are putting out quality work, if you want to get viewers you need more than beautiful women and a few kisses.
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