It was a wonderful story, Mia and Alexander are just angels I hope to see their happy faces in season 3) And yes, the standby mode of the Matteo season is on
@Kindness: I have it turned on from episode 1 of season 1 of each scam) and so far France is in the top (but I'll make a reservation that I only watched Norway and France) let's see what happens here
well... I don't know, despite how much I loved Nura and Nurgelm in general, Winterberg came to me at the beginning (it was lively, interesting) and insanely disappointed me at the end. They didn't put the squeeze on, they didn't finish playing, there was no chemistry at all between the actors.... How Nura was in love with William!! It drove her crazy, it was so passionate and she was as absorbed as possible in it, it gave the couple some special feelings. here everything is more neutral, calm and mature, I think. but that's not what I liked about Nurgelm ( Mia is insanely beautiful, but so passive and emotionless (remember how Nura always shone), Alex is attractive, but love for her is not visible from the word at all! At the beginning, the changes in the plot seemed so cool, but from the middle to the end it became boring and I wanted to ask the screenwriters to return closer to the original source. I've heard that Germans are generally more calm and cold, and the remake reflects this well. But damn! Sparks flew from Nurgelm, but here I want Mia and Alex to stop having each other's brains already and just go their separate ways
really. I don't understand the comments about the "chemistry between actors" at all, as for me, Alex doesn't know how to play at all, I'm already silent about their kisses 😭
to be honest, their dramatic line is the weakest - I mean the story of harassment and subsequent problems. the way Mia reacted to this, at first she broke down completely, did not go all the way to the exams, and then cheerfully and cheerfully jumped to the cafe to send Bjorn to all four..there was not even this turning point, as she found the strength to survive it and tell her friends, everything eventually remained behind the scenes. And the last feint with Alex's ears? how he just suddenly decided to leave her, and she ran after them like a dog, even though all the shit that had happened to her lately (friendship with Kiki, harassment, lies, personal crisis, etc.) happened in fact because she gave him a chance, and then there was I had to beg Mr. not to leave her. this episode was extremely disappointing, although the whole line as a whole (except for episodes 9 and 10) liked Nurgelm perhaps more (I liked Nura very much, but William was a mega abuser).
Hm... I agree that in the beginning the changes went very cool, but in the end they are somehow so cold... What about Mia, what about Alex Everything went on the wave of "okay, and so it goes" And there really wasn't any drama because of all the problems with this Bjorn, and because of the breakup.... it's kind of messy. Maybe the atmosphere is purely not mine, or maybe in comparison with France now, even though it's a different season there now - purely by the intensity of events, the Germans are generally like ice cubes
But I still want to say that I appreciated the deviations from the original in the Germans!
A good season compared to the failed first one, if the second one was like it, I would be completely disappointed in the German remake. What did you like: 1. A new scenario. When I sat down for remakes, I was ready to watch the same thing, I have no problem with that, but the fact that Druk has changed a lot is only to his advantage. I fundamentally disagree with the comments that it turned out to be very boring and that there were too childish dramas in the original (this flashed in the comments to previous episodes). For the Norwegian version, everything was just fine, but here it would look clumsy (comparing with the first season, where I didn't like everything at all). The German version turned out to be more adult, because Nura and William had everything like in a fairy tale or a typical melodrama. Here we also see Alex, a teenager who does not promise Mia mountains of gold, but is quite happy with her. 2. Naturalness. In the French remake, I was terribly annoyed that Manon's hair was twisted every episode, and she woke up with a perfect hairstyle. Thank you for depriving Mia of this and generally dressing her sometimes in the first thing that came to hand. 3. Social topics that are raised even casually (mental disorders, socially accepted taboos related to sex, sexual orientations, etc.) - there is more of this here, it is pleasant to observe this in conversations. 4. Related to 3: in my opinion, Mia has abandoned her principles (as she claims), but she continues to live and share them with others. With Noora, it seemed to me that everything was the other way around, and it was annoying, because gradually her image was breaking down. 5. Well-written scenes with girls. Yes, the season is not about them, but it was nice to see that they are still a big part of Mia's life. All their interactions are just in the heart of ❤
@berrynice: What didn't you like: 1. The obvious length of the series. The French had a problem with being in a hurry, here on the contrary. From about episode 4-5, when Mia started dating Alex, too many events began to be shoved into them when it was possible to break it down into more episodes. It was confusing, so it felt like they had a new drama and quarrel every 12 hours. 2. Mia's last words about sacrificing her principles for Alex. It sounds very manipulative: Alex didn't ask her about it, and what principles are we talking about? That she turned a blind eye to violence on his part? Or that she agreed to date him, knowing about his fame as a womanizer? It's generally unconvincing, it's unnecessary. Alex is not some kind of jerk without moral principles, at least, we were shown him as an ordinary schoolboy with problems in his family, even if very successful and rich. 3. Some plot events remained unexplained. Why, for example, did Alex date Kiki for quite a long time in the beginning, even though he didn't like her? Maybe I missed it, of course. Overall, I liked the season, it smacks of typical German TV series, for many they look boring, and this is not surprising. I hope that other characters will be shown in the same way in the next ones, and they will not focus only on the main ones. I am glad that they did not end up going to London together (although I have not started the third season yet), it looked too simple and unnatural for Nura and William, as if they will have everything if they want to. The German version is closer to life, without cloud castles and images of perfect guys, and thanks to her for that.
it's not very convenient to divide the seasons by characters, I want to know more about others, for example, kiki very abruptly became a good and understanding friend and in general they decided this moment with Alex at the party in 2 minutes and immediately began to lp ... in general, she changed for the better, perhaps this is the merit of her new boyfriend or therapist. I'm also interested in Hannah, she's so worried about Jonas... and what about Mateo? it would probably be more interesting if the series was built like skins. Each episode is a character. or if we had allocated a little more extra time to the secondary characters this season. even from Alex's side, you can guess, of course, what he feels, but I would like to see the picture through his eyes too.
I hope to see their happy faces in season 3)
And yes, the standby mode of the Matteo season is on
Mia is insanely beautiful, but so passive and emotionless (remember how Nura always shone), Alex is attractive, but love for her is not visible from the word at all!
At the beginning, the changes in the plot seemed so cool, but from the middle to the end it became boring and I wanted to ask the screenwriters to return closer to the original source.
I've heard that Germans are generally more calm and cold, and the remake reflects this well. But damn! Sparks flew from Nurgelm, but here I want Mia and Alex to stop having each other's brains already and just go their separate ways
is missing, and so their story will forever remain in the heart <3
Everything went on the wave of "okay, and so it goes"
And there really wasn't any drama because of all the problems with this Bjorn, and because of the breakup.... it's kind of messy.
Maybe the atmosphere is purely not mine, or maybe in comparison with France now, even though it's a different season there now - purely by the intensity of events, the Germans are generally like ice cubes
But I still want to say that I appreciated the deviations from the original in the Germans!
What did you like:
1. A new scenario. When I sat down for remakes, I was ready to watch the same thing, I have no problem with that, but the fact that Druk has changed a lot is only to his advantage. I fundamentally disagree with the comments that it turned out to be very boring and that there were too childish dramas in the original (this flashed in the comments to previous episodes). For the Norwegian version, everything was just fine, but here it would look clumsy (comparing with the first season, where I didn't like everything at all). The German version turned out to be more adult, because Nura and William had everything like in a fairy tale or a typical melodrama. Here we also see Alex, a teenager who does not promise Mia mountains of gold, but is quite happy with her.
2. Naturalness. In the French remake, I was terribly annoyed that Manon's hair was twisted every episode, and she woke up with a perfect hairstyle. Thank you for depriving Mia of this and generally dressing her sometimes in the first thing that came to hand.
3. Social topics that are raised even casually (mental disorders, socially accepted taboos related to sex, sexual orientations, etc.) - there is more of this here, it is pleasant to observe this in conversations.
4. Related to 3: in my opinion, Mia has abandoned her principles (as she claims), but she continues to live and share them with others. With Noora, it seemed to me that everything was the other way around, and it was annoying, because gradually her image was breaking down.
5. Well-written scenes with girls. Yes, the season is not about them, but it was nice to see that they are still a big part of Mia's life. All their interactions are just in the heart of ❤
1. The obvious length of the series. The French had a problem with being in a hurry, here on the contrary. From about episode 4-5, when Mia started dating Alex, too many events began to be shoved into them when it was possible to break it down into more episodes. It was confusing, so it felt like they had a new drama and quarrel every 12 hours.
2. Mia's last words about sacrificing her principles for Alex. It sounds very manipulative: Alex didn't ask her about it, and what principles are we talking about? That she turned a blind eye to violence on his part? Or that she agreed to date him, knowing about his fame as a womanizer? It's generally unconvincing, it's unnecessary. Alex is not some kind of jerk without moral principles, at least, we were shown him as an ordinary schoolboy with problems in his family, even if very successful and rich.
3. Some plot events remained unexplained. Why, for example, did Alex date Kiki for quite a long time in the beginning, even though he didn't like her? Maybe I missed it, of course.
Overall, I liked the season, it smacks of typical German TV series, for many they look boring, and this is not surprising. I hope that other characters will be shown in the same way in the next ones, and they will not focus only on the main ones. I am glad that they did not end up going to London together (although I have not started the third season yet), it looked too simple and unnatural for Nura and William, as if they will have everything if they want to. The German version is closer to life, without cloud castles and images of perfect guys, and thanks to her for that.