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You can't convince me that was JUST acting
The chemistry?!!!
I was genuinely blown away by the harmony between Smart and Boom. The tension. The teasing. The emotions. Are these guys seriously able to cry on command?! The eye contact, the breathing, every little gesture... these actors are unbelievably talented.
Every intimate scene felt so sincere and, once again, so perfectly in sync that it just makes your heart race.
I don't think it's possible to write a review about TopForm without mentioning the honey scene because... LORD. I have never seen anything that sexy in my life.
It's absolutely worth the hype. The cinematography is stunning, but more importantly, what unfolds on screen feels so raw and genuine that it's honestly overwhelming to watch. And once again, I refuse to believe this is just acting. The actors are simply too good for me to believe they were only acting !
For the story itself, I'd say it had a lot of potential during the first few episodes... right until that grumpy old man from Sigma started showing up every five minutes with his homophobic attitude, always at the worst possible moment, just to ruin whatever little bit of peace the characters had managed to find, without ever giving us a truly convincing reason.
I also feel like the supporting characters are... just there. You can tell the director wanted to give them some kind of backstory, but none of them ever feel fully developed, so they end up lacking depth.
Then again... can we really blame them when the two leads spend the entire drama absolutely devouring each other with their eyes and delivering such an incredible performance?
Overall, I'd say I had a really good time watching TopForm.
Sure, I found it a little slow at times, but Smart and Boom's performance alone is more than enough to keep you watching until the very end. What begins as a love story on stage slowly becomes something much more intimate, proving that the most beautiful love stories are often the ones lived far away from the spotlight. <3
I was genuinely blown away by the harmony between Smart and Boom. The tension. The teasing. The emotions. Are these guys seriously able to cry on command?! The eye contact, the breathing, every little gesture... these actors are unbelievably talented.
Every intimate scene felt so sincere and, once again, so perfectly in sync that it just makes your heart race.
I don't think it's possible to write a review about TopForm without mentioning the honey scene because... LORD. I have never seen anything that sexy in my life.
It's absolutely worth the hype. The cinematography is stunning, but more importantly, what unfolds on screen feels so raw and genuine that it's honestly overwhelming to watch. And once again, I refuse to believe this is just acting. The actors are simply too good for me to believe they were only acting !
For the story itself, I'd say it had a lot of potential during the first few episodes... right until that grumpy old man from Sigma started showing up every five minutes with his homophobic attitude, always at the worst possible moment, just to ruin whatever little bit of peace the characters had managed to find, without ever giving us a truly convincing reason.
I also feel like the supporting characters are... just there. You can tell the director wanted to give them some kind of backstory, but none of them ever feel fully developed, so they end up lacking depth.
Then again... can we really blame them when the two leads spend the entire drama absolutely devouring each other with their eyes and delivering such an incredible performance?
Overall, I'd say I had a really good time watching TopForm.
Sure, I found it a little slow at times, but Smart and Boom's performance alone is more than enough to keep you watching until the very end. What begins as a love story on stage slowly becomes something much more intimate, proving that the most beautiful love stories are often the ones lived far away from the spotlight. <3
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