Briggs is a simple guy who never got a chance to fall in love because of his responsibilities in their bridal car business, then love finally struck when he met Shao. The problem is Shao is set to be wed with Louise because of an arranged marriage. Tie The Not is a story of sexual awakening and acceptance. It will teach you that true love is how we define it. That it is never too late to fall in love, and that true love is worth fighting for. (Source: Oxin Films YouTube) ~~ Based on a true story. Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- Native Title: Tie the Not
- Also Known As: Under the Same Sky
- Genres: Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Daryll RodriguezShao ChenMain Role
- Orly MejiaBriggsMain Role
- Allora AlcantaraLouiseMain Role
- Victoria BellazoPoshSupport Role
- Jericho del RosarioRenjieSupport Role
- James RamadaThor [Shao's Brother]Support Role
Reviews
By far the best Oxin series to date.
There are some surprising things in this - the story is relatively focused, the cast is beautiful, and the story, while not very original, it fairly well-written - until the last episode.It built up to a climax in Ep 7, but then deflated like a sad balloon. The fallout from what happened is barely touched on - what was the end result? The marriage was a business deal important to both families - that plot element was just dropped.
The climax itself is caused by Briggs and Shao being incredibly stupid and reckless, but I suppose first love can do that. The problem is that Briggs behaves totally out of character afterwards. If you're willing to derail a wedding to get your man, shouldn't he follow through instead of ghosting Shao? He's a horrible person - ruining someone's life then shrugging and going on his way. I know that's not how it's meant, and he does provide his reason, but it's unconvincing.
The whole finale is taken up by a replay of the entire climacitc sequence, followed by a lot of static scenes of people laying in bed moping. Given how short this was, it spoiled the story to have a filler ending episode that didn't make too much sense. The didn't really "earn" being a couple - it just happened, and was hard to invest in.
The acting is good, not stellar, with the exception of a few of the female roles, a recurring failing of Oxin productions. There is FINALLY a trans character that isn't a humilated for cheap comedy and is actually smart and wise.
If this is the new standard for Oxin, I'm happy because it shows a steep upward trajectory, and perhaps we'll see even better productions in the future.
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JUST OKAY AND UNDERSTANDABLE
everything is okay in this drama, there are some scenes where seems fail but it is understandable.what I like the most here is that in this drama, they show how Filipino's converse in reality, I like that there is no too flowery script here and everything is natural.
It is just a short drama but the story is on point, the story is easy to understand and the acting is convincing , what the scene and situation requires.
Jericho Del Rosario is so charming as always, I watched him at myday the series and yeah he is indeed charming.
If I were to suggest here, Jericho should've been the brother of the main lead here coz he looks more like a chinito than the one that did the role , but I salute that actor who played as the brother.
I like the trans woman here she is such a supportive friend here !
all in all two thumbs up !
not surr if I can recommend this drama but still we can watch it but dont expect too much
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