Revenge is an information pact season. The season is full of surprises and the missing information to connect the dots. Season 4 is the season that ends it all and gets it revenge. This season is the season to end it all. The characters show their true colors. I feel like as you watch this season was spread it out to the point of unrealistic material. It just got to the point of wanting it only to end. I will warn that some characters get their happy endings, and others never do. Would you watch it again? No, I learn more from the wiki online then the tv series.
Revenge Season 3 is just a stretch out a mess. Nobody in this show can stay dead. The characters are just so stupid. They are so self-center they don’t even realize the facts right in front of them. The plot is an up and downhill but never move on until the last few episodes. We get to meet new characters that are just there to cause problems, but I do have to say that they do give them character growth; however, they do it too quickly to seem like real character growth or only average growth that someone would go through. After the first half of the season draws out, we finally have everything move along. We find more information about how and who is involved in Flight 197. In this season, we see how Grayson Daniel is. Would you watch it again? No, this season is drawn out and started to lose my attention.
Review Revenge Season 2 is just a mess of a season. I feel like this season focus more on Amanda/Emily’s love life. We are getting more and more information about the plot of whom was behind the death of flight 197. This season is more focused on what is happening behind the scenes. Who has the precise control of the situation? The season did change the dynamic of the plot. I will warn that the season is more spy-themed and has charactered deaths in it. The acting in this season at points is terrible. The back and forth of the same scenes throughout this season proves they are trying to stretch this out to over 20 episodes. Something that I did enjoy was Nolan being a bisexual in the show. Would you watch this again? No, it started to lose my attention then gain it for about a few minutes. But I promised to finish all four seasons.
Ah Nam is a transfer student who has a strange nightmare, which bothers him from almost one year. For some reasons, he meets Chang Ru Hao, who then tries helping him fight with his nightmare. However, Ru Hao’s family conceal the secret which is combined with Ah Nam’s nightmare and tragedy of his little brother. (Source)
Oppressive Love is a movie based on ghosts and supernatural themes. I feel like this movie was a mess. It does have a Bl theme, but there is no process of how they got in their relationship. The acting was messy at time. It had good music for scenes. The plot was chopping and didn’t flow throughout the film. But this could be based on the fact that it was supposed to have a second movie but couldn’t due to China’s ban. I feel like the closer you find videos or TV shows that made, produce, or released close to the banned end up not having all the components that planed to have at the beginning of the plan. I don’t know if this is the truth or not or just something I have noticed about any Chinese movie or TV series made in 2016. Would you watch it again? No, the movie was a mess, and I felt like it was missing parts or just not connecting right.
Revenge Season 1 is just the show if you like action pack revenge. Amanda/Emily is your main character trying to get vengeance on the family and their associates that cause her and father’s lives to end. I feel like anyone who just had someone ruin their lives would love to help or be in Amanda/Emily’s shoes. You will connect with the characters even if you don’t want to. The actress who plays Amanda/Emily also plays Sharon Carter in the Marvel Universal. The acting is just fantastic and believable. I enjoy that from the beginning and end of the season; you can see the character development. The setting is just beautiful and average looking at the same time. I like that you know the past to see how a character acts a certain way. Would you watch it again? Yeah, the plot had my attention. The only problem I had is they could have ended the season a little bit early on in the season.
After a dying wish made a promise to fulfill, ‘a past promise’ becomes broken. Then comes the revenge from the hurt it has caused both of them. (Source)
Warning this has a rape scene in it. Okay, the actors are amazing for acting out this movie. I feel conflicted because if the world wasn’t against them, and they communicated, they would have a good love story. However, since they don’t communicate with each other, it caused this movie plot to occur. Since Lu Feng is greedy and spoiled, he uses to get what he wants, but he can’t have Xiao Chen. While Xiao Chen is the opposite, he takes care of the people he loves to make sure they are happy even in the expend of his happiness. I feel if one of the parents accepted them for who they were when they got caught in the first movie, we would see more of a healthy relationship. However, that didn’t happen. This relationship is toxic, and if anyone has a partner who treats them this way, you need to leave. I feel like there are a lot of what-ifs and the concept of the butterfly effect. The end is an open ending, which makes you feel empty and left down. I don’t know if they did this on purpose or because China’s banned came to play for them. We really would never understand. Would I watch it again? Mostly not. Nevertheless, I will watch fan-made video on this couple. I feel like the actors had so much chemistry that you want the couple to be together at the end. However, I have never had my consent taken from me.
Two boys at school fall in love, but their families found out and split them up and send one to another country. They meet several years later at one company as a subordinate and boss. They become secret lovers, but the coincidence is again divided into several years. (Source)
A Round Trip to Love was like this is what happens to lead up to this moment. It what establishes the “get to know the characters.” The beginning is a scene from the second movie. It shows how someone from an absolute wealth has to hide from family and friends. Lu Feng is a character that is very dominated and takes what he wants, which can cause a narrow line of consent to be cross. It does have concerning scene that I would advise the audience to be cautious about if you don’t like those time of theme and scenes. A Round Trip to Love feels like a pilot of a series. You know where you are trying to get to know the main plot of the series. The ending is a cliff-hanger because they came out with a part 2 for the movie. Would I watch it again? I feel like I don’t have enough information from the film to know if I can answer that question correctly and trustworthy.
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