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Not a masterpiece: not dynamic and lacking communication
I might be the only person that didn't like the show.
So, my first complaint is that the episodes are 1h20min long. I don't really have the attention span to watch such long episodes.
The story was cute, full of promises, with bromance, rivals to "lovers" and whatnot, but at the same time, I felt like the story was lacking something. In my mind, it didn't make sense how the main characters just saw one another just when such a long time had already passed by, even though they have the same group of friends.
I know the show is trying to portray the difficulties of gay teenagers, two boys figuring out what they feel and whatever, but at the same time, the lack of communication between the main characters is infuriating. They don't explain themselves, even when they have reasons to have done whatever they have done.
I already said the episodes were too long, but what I really want to say is that the episodes are not dynamic. Imagine your favorite movie or series, then add 20 seconds to every scene there is in that show, doesn't matter if the scene is about someone crying, someone waiting outside, two people staring at each other, etc; may not seem like it, but these seconds add up, making the show slow and boring, and I felt that with I Told Sunset About You.
So, my first complaint is that the episodes are 1h20min long. I don't really have the attention span to watch such long episodes.
The story was cute, full of promises, with bromance, rivals to "lovers" and whatnot, but at the same time, I felt like the story was lacking something. In my mind, it didn't make sense how the main characters just saw one another just when such a long time had already passed by, even though they have the same group of friends.
I know the show is trying to portray the difficulties of gay teenagers, two boys figuring out what they feel and whatever, but at the same time, the lack of communication between the main characters is infuriating. They don't explain themselves, even when they have reasons to have done whatever they have done.
I already said the episodes were too long, but what I really want to say is that the episodes are not dynamic. Imagine your favorite movie or series, then add 20 seconds to every scene there is in that show, doesn't matter if the scene is about someone crying, someone waiting outside, two people staring at each other, etc; may not seem like it, but these seconds add up, making the show slow and boring, and I felt that with I Told Sunset About You.
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