I'm a little happy... I just finished watching the fish, and I really want to call it the best in the first half of the year! Although I watched the first two episodes and insulted the male protagonist, I saw 10 and knew that he was actually just an 18-year-old child. Find your true self
Maybe British dramas have a subtle conservative style, and in my opinion, the discussion and touch on some social issues should be just right, very subtle... For example, feminism, such as equal sex, such as minority issues, are very reflective. The male protagonist said he was the f**k female protagonist, but Marianne immediately corrected that we were f**k each other? There was also a discussion about whether people should mourn on FB after death. Words can't describe it, but it's just right. Very subtle to convey.
In addition, because it is a school drama, it is natural to compare it with Sex Education. [covers face] What's wrong with having more sex in Normal People than sex education! But maybe it's aesthetic fatigue, I think NP is much better than this year's second season of SE (the latter is a bit bland, except that the lines of Otis and Meave at the end are more touching and others are very general...)
SE maybe because it is mainly a group of smaller children, so it looks brightly colored, very noisy, like a watercolor painting; while NP has a very strong oil painting feeling in every frame, very quiet (yes, those plots are also x) Maybe I am more Love the oil painting feel!
The scenery in Ireland is really beautiful. I have been to Dublin trinity myself, very very British? Because the male protagonist is studying humanities, I was stunned when I was asked on the tutorial without watching the reading at first, which reminded me when I went to the tutorial myself. hahahahahaha
I like the tenth episode and the end of Christmas the most, it's really sweet. But this drama likes to give the audience a dismay immediately after sending out the candy, so that the audience's tear ducts collapse... and the ending is a bit too deliberate, obviously because the second season is not finished...
But both are too transparent...especially Marianne. They know a lot can happen in just one year..."You don't have to make a promise." As heart-wrenching as the Fleabag ending
- "I love you."
- "It'll pas."
It can only be said that it is really God's will to make people (
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