Remarcable
We needed a series the work it out such a delicate topic in such a respectful way. Each chapter left such an impression on me that even today, more than a year after watching the series, I still haven't been able to rewatch it because I remember each story as if it were mine. I loved the maturity with which each story was approached, the diversity of characters, and the development of the main plot in co-participation with the human cases. What a masterpiece.Was this review helpful to you?
Where is the romance? Where is the life?
I read the novel and just watched episode 8, and it was disappointing. I liked the fact that the series gave Blew a little more personality and initiative, in the book she barely shows who she is. But at the same time they killed Vayo. Where is all that charm and joy that she used when talking to her crushes? Where's that funny, naughty person who made us laugh while making fun of her cousins? She seems to be afraid of Blew even after they finally get together. Why would it be so? Did she get depression after the whole escape?The first two episodes were wonderful, I have nothing to complain about. But the quality was dropping a lot. It was the same action repeated a thousand times in each episode, the same scared face from Lom and the same strange smiling expression from Blew.
Freenbeky was very poorly used in this series, I just remembered that it was them in the beautiful final kiss because they know how to deliver a beautiful kiss.
Can't wait to see some life again in The Fire
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