Perdu pour Toi (2026)

Une recherche du bonheur qui s'est perdue en chemin...

Le bonheur réside dans les petites choses, ou dans une rencontre. J'ai aimé cette histoire douce-amère de deux âmes abandonnées qui se rencontrent et se complètent. Toutefois, le dernier épisode m'a laissé confuse et déçue.

Comme souvent (malheureusement), il est inévitable d'avoir un dernier épisode dramatique quitte à faire perdre la magie originale. L'accumulation de tous les éléments (le frère, le père, la comète, les flash-back...) et la fin sont décevantes. J'apprécie les fins ouvertes, mais pas au point de me laisser dans le flou total. Où s'arrête le rêve et où commence la réalité ? En fin de compte, que s'est-il réellement passé ?

Je peux faire des hypothèses, mais mon imaginaire n’a pas envie aujourd’hui.

Les acteurs sont bons, en particulier les rôles principaux. La photographie est ravissante. J'ai adoré la manière dont le réalisateur capture les émotions des personnages, me rappelant le style de Yang Kyung Hee que j'affectionne tout particulièrement.

En bref, Lost to You part en quête du bonheur, mais s'égare dans son dernier épisode. Cette fin ouverte laisse place à de multiples hypothèses, mais où je n'ai pas l'envie de toutes les explorer, aussi poétiques et métaphoriques qu'elles soient.

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What was the finale?

While I watched the show, it was the typical stuff I expected from such a show. We had the evil dad, who turns out to be gay in the finale, we have misunderstandings and we have even two gay and one lesbian couple... And because any show needs drama, we have the bullying. So far, so good.

But the finale... WTF? The both stand of the rocks and watch the broken up comet which were toooooo far away to have any impact directly, but of course could have made a tsunami is they would have hit water. Normally they should have the comet up their faces and then ok, they both die - for what is the question? Xu giving in so willingly did also not make much sense. When you are already out, you should not care about others anymore. Period.

So for me, the finale did ruin the whole series, because for me it makes no sense whatsoever. Dad being outed as being gay came too late, that would have had more impact if we had seen his past also. That he then turned 180 degrees also makes no sense. When you are in denial for DECADES, you do not change over night, It would have made more sense, when Wang had beaten him up about it, but no. But I guess they did not think about that or they run out of time (and budget) becauase they wasted it through the whole story. The series did have it's lengths, they could have compacted the story and put in some other focus like the dad to have much more impact.

And because the finale ruins everything I don't get the high praise from some reviews... what is wrong with you people? While the acting of the MLs was fine, the acting of the side couple was weak. They did not feel natural in the series, but when you see them in private they have the chemistry which is missing in this series. Production quality was also fine, but that can't save any series. Because of all the factors I deducted my rating heavily... it could have been a 7.5 with a proper finale, but this felt rushed and imprudent. And I don't like it.

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