33 year-old Kuo Chin Chin's Facebook blacklist has two men. One is advertising director, Nan Chih Yang whose love life is far more successful than his career. The second is Chao Shu Wei, who only considers Kuo Chin Chin as a best friend although many thought that they were together five years ago. Kuo Chin Chin decides against suppressing and self-loathing herself anymore, and allows them both back into her lives. (Source: MyDramaList) Edit Translation
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Cast & Credits
- Wu Kang RenNan Chih YangMain Role
- Fu Meng BoChao Shu WeiMain Role
- Eve AiKuo Chin ChinMain Role
- Cammy ChiangMei HsuanSupport Role
- Chang Yao JenKenSupport Role
- Lin Mei HsiuChiu Hsiu Ying [Kuo Chin Chin's mother]Support Role
Reviews
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Decent movie with misleading beginning
The biggest flaw of this movie is definitely its first half an hour where the viewer is left to piece together rather important information in scenes that change quite abruptly in what could have been a fun integration of scenes through the eyes of the characters, but ended up just being confusing. The movie significantly improves in the later half and leaves its more experimental scenes behind in favour of what then turned out to be not a rom-com or romance movie but rather a movie about healing, family and past relationships, that culminated in a sad but sweet ending.The acting is good but not outstanding, same with the score. Kudos that the director at least tried to make this movie a little more avant-garde, even if it didn't always end up working out. The scenes that do work out are nice enough to look at.
For everyone who wants to watch this movie, I'll give you the general advice that the guy in the funky outfits is NOT the ML, it's the MC's brother. This is not immediately apparent and even when the film does explains the familial relationship, it's deliberately vague about it for the sake of the family line plot, but this unfortunately culminated in me being already sort of invested in a ship that would definitely never happen.
If you want to watch the movie on Netflix, the whole thing is only about 1 h 30 min and maybe a good watch for a rainy Sunday afternoon. It's worth a watch.
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Don't Bother
The blurb for this made it sound like it could be pretty good - adult introspection, reevaluating one's life, and choosing to, or not to, make changes.What it wound up being was a series of jarring and somewhat difficult to follow scenes that were badly patched together, combined with poorly thought out flashbacks, and often insufficiently clarified relationships. It also suffered from bad makeup/wardrobe choices, with one memorably bad FL hairdo and a particularly greasy looking ML with an inexplicable furry pink jacket. The acting was mediocre, the characters so uninteresting as to make it impossible to feel sympathy or empathy for any of them, and there was a complete lack of cohesive flow in the story line.
It was boring. Really, don't bother.
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