The series was closed normally. But if before this series Mirkin was at least a little sorry, then after the lawyer's background, everything was cut off. I was surprised by the father-in-law's position - yes, son-in-law, you fuck everything in a row and everyone knows about it, but come on, go back to my daughter. Doesn't it smell its own?
@Acritas: the father-in-law himself cheated on his wife and told his daughter that he loved her. Maybe that's why he called back, because he saw himself in it
Objectively, it was necessary to shoot by the book. Then you look and there would be much fewer questions. Well, or at least remove any mention of the book and make a full rename of the heroes, it would definitely not get worse. And it so happened that the series is weak, to put it mildly, and the book was smeared with shit, although the first and second books are good and the story in them is different. Who hasn't read it and now because of the series decided that it's not worth it, I would recommend reading it anyway - you won't regret it.
@Atigrado: +1. Well shot, beautiful Hollywood color correction, but what does it have to do with the book at all, I did not understand. Obviously, they decided to leave in connection with Minaev, but it would be better to position it as a separate project.
A good series, the ending turned out to be open, but perhaps it was done on purpose, to seed the second season.
There is nothing scarier than the revenge of women 😂👍
I have no compassion for Mirkin, given his past and what a jerk he was, I think he got what he deserved. But again, it was possible to agree and come to a single solution…
The most disgusting character is Rita, the way she pretended to be a victim, the way she played, of course deserves an Oscar 😀
Indeed, who was sorry for, it's Varya, and it's very insulting for her ridiculous death 😭
Again , I think I 've already written , but the soundtracks and music are just perfect 🤩 👍👍
I am not familiar with the original source, but I am very interested.
@Book_serials: They were inspired by the soundtrack from "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (2011, shot by Fincher). In places it is licked almost verbatim. It sounds high-quality and atmospheric, but I do not approve of plagiarism. You could have written your own from scratch.
I wouldn't be surprised if Aksenova's character helps him in the second season. The only character Mirkin ended up with on a good note. I agree with some that Mirkin was scum. The main thing is that he was. The evolution of the character is visible. He has reconsidered his views on life, and, at the moment, wants to help people, not ruin their lives.
The picture and music are excellent, the plot is 3 plus. But if there is a second season, then I will watch it because of Milos and Luba, I really like these guys.
Mdaaa, wife+Olya = combustible mixture. The Taiga woman leaked, even with almost no effort, just did not give the medicine. Everyone was satisfied! Everything worked out. Only Zhenya didn't finish the game, she gave up…
At first, I sinned against my wife's too perfectly good and kind brother..and he apparently really turned out to be a kind soul there (I'm still waiting for a trick)
Well, as for me, it's a bit of a twisted ending. But the girls, what good fellows they all are, so amicably undertook to fuck up Andrei.And they can understand what kind of asshole he is after all
If we consider the series separately from the book, then on the whole it's not bad. Of course, Bikovich fit into the frame, but this is absolutely not the Mirkin that was expected to be seen. What's really cool in the series is the shooting and soundtracks, straight style; Lyuba Aksenova and Vlad Sokolovsky; Minaev as a coach)))
I read the book, but it's been a long time. When she came out. In general, I was sitting very tightly on Minaev's books at that time. I read the duhless and there was no way back) I liked the series. For me, the ladies in the series divorced Mirkin a hundred times tougher and cooler than it was in the book. The characters are, by and large, completely different. Except that Lena remained, but here she turned into a wife. And Rita, who turned into a colleague, not a lover. The rest of the characters are completely new. There was Olya in the book, but this is a completely different character In general, the book was very good at its time. This series is also very good. And it is based on a book, only the main idea remains from the book, but the embodiment is different. I can't say anything bad. It was shot perfectly, beautifully, dynamically. I love the screensaver 😍
I did not read the book, I built an opinion only on the picture. Well, what can I say....... of my friends, only I decided to look at it - the rest were scared off by the name. and even love for Aksenova did not make them turn on. I was overpowered. and I like Bikovich.
The plot is purely the 2010s, anyway. It's all like this... I don't know. There is no feeling of the twenties. but it's obvious that he's trying. it would be better to leave the 10x setting - it would look more organic.
women are very poorly registered. a set of stereotypes and tags. Even if the actresses were dragging something, even they couldn't handle it. No matter how much I like them.
the idea and "what the author wanted to say" are generally understandable. but it's not clear why)))) the ending is about nothing. the guys have been pumping suspense for so long, bikovich has been puffing up, suffering and swearing for so long that everything stupidly went to "no". xs. I was waiting for something brighter and "vaushny" at the end.
I don't want to read the book, but I like it for my efforts. the light is very beautiful, the color correction is fire. the actors and actresses are beautiful, it's nice to watch, I don't argue. but the plot is not mine at all.
I expected a more interesting ending, of course. But it's still not bad. The series is clearly not going to be in my top 10, although it will not be at the end of the list.
Well, the series was clearly filmed by a woman)) 0 A woman kills her husband, after their public statements to the whole country about problems at home and attempts to share custody while in the pool without an alibi. The plan is as reliable as a Swiss watch. Especially after Olga's pathetic smile at the end, I screamed at the edge. "Oh yes, the mother will be imprisoned, the children will go to the orphanage, our women's plan worked perfectly!" HDD
Akinshina's character is also surreal. I can already see how in a couple of hours she explains to her father where his fictional grandson ahahah has gone. Father-in-law and son-in-law are on the same wavelength, and they became good friends by the end. He would immediately call him with the words "Father-in-law, your daughter is *fucked up, you're careful there" Yes, he would rather adopt Andrei and disinherit his daughter. There are suicides and God knows how many more articles. His wife's brother will also be on his side. And again I remember that pretentious smile at the end. "EVERYTHING IS EXACTLY ACCORDING TO PLAN!!!! At the very least in a mental hospital, but nothing"
In short, Andrei will go and create a happy life with Aksenova, and everyone else was left with nothing and alone, but most importantly, the insidious revenge plan worked, wow!! The turnaround at the end was obviously aimed at the female audience, so that the emotions of "Yeah, don't make women angry, women are smarter, powers girls!! gogogo." Well, lan, the main thing is to let the creators of sirik believe that they have succeeded in realizing this)) I haven't touched Russian TV series for 15 years and I tried it in vain.
The sound is terrible. It seems that there is no voice acting at all, the dialogues are straight from the set, then quietly, then normally, many phrases can not be made out at all, the sound engineer did not do any correction at all, it seems that he only did background and effects overlay.
Some kind of paradoxical feeling: I kind of knew in my gut that I was sitting down to watch, after all
"My most cherished dream is to gather all my ex–girlfriends at one party..."
and the name "The Chicks" obviously informs that absolutely all Mirkin's women will be in business, so I was not surprised at Lena's disclosure in the end. But on the other hand, I was also extremely shocked by the turn with the pool, and the women's victory in the end.
It turned out to be strange with Lena in the sense that in the third series she acted out for the viewer for some reason: that is, being a direct participant in a female conspiracy, she significantly suffers at moments when no one sees her. I don't like this kind of thing, because pretending to be like these characters when no one is watching them in the context of their cover makes no sense. So that you don't accidentally get out of the role, or why? As for me, all this is such a cheap distraction in terms of scenario patterns, they say, we will conduct the viewer with behavior prescribed purely for the purpose of deceiving him, but certainly not from the point of view of plot logic.
Aksenova is great. The capacious and tenacious phrases of her character always fall not only into the heart, but also stick in the memory the longest. The concept itself is sooooo appetizing and its implementation has fully satisfied my ideological hunger) It is easy, of course, to verbally write off the whole thing as some kind of feminist motive or girl power mood, which, although partially present, is inherently much more complex - a cycle of human suffering and a continuous chain reaction.
No, I guessed that Olya was involved there, but so that she would take Lena as an assistant.. Of course, there were suspicions that Lena was not pregnant, that Olya was not the only organizer (although she was the main one). But I thought that the girls just decided to take revenge together, and then they became the victim of a manipulator.
In the end, Olya's plan worked. Lena released Andrey on his knees.
I was surprised by the father-in-law's position - yes, son-in-law, you fuck everything in a row and everyone knows about it, but come on, go back to my daughter. Doesn't it smell its own?
The ending is great 🔥
Then you look and there would be much fewer questions.
Well, or at least remove any mention of the book and make a full rename of the heroes, it would definitely not get worse.
And it so happened that the series is weak, to put it mildly, and the book was smeared with shit, although the first and second books are good and the story in them is different.
Who hasn't read it and now because of the series decided that it's not worth it, I would recommend reading it anyway - you won't regret it.
There is nothing scarier than the revenge of women 😂👍
I have no compassion for Mirkin, given his past and what a jerk he was, I think he got what he deserved. But again, it was possible to agree and come to a single solution…
The most disgusting character is Rita, the way she pretended to be a victim, the way she played, of course deserves an Oscar 😀
Indeed, who was sorry for, it's Varya, and it's very insulting for her ridiculous death 😭
Again , I think I 've already written , but the soundtracks and music are just perfect 🤩 👍👍
I am not familiar with the original source, but I am very interested.
I agree with some that Mirkin was scum. The main thing is that he was. The evolution of the character is visible. He has reconsidered his views on life, and, at the moment, wants to help people, not ruin their lives.
But the girls, what good fellows they all are, so amicably undertook to fuck up Andrei.And they can understand what kind of asshole he is after all
Of course, Bikovich fit into the frame, but this is absolutely not the Mirkin that was expected to be seen.
What's really cool in the series is the shooting and soundtracks, straight style; Lyuba Aksenova and Vlad Sokolovsky; Minaev as a coach)))
I liked the series. For me, the ladies in the series divorced Mirkin a hundred times tougher and cooler than it was in the book.
The characters are, by and large, completely different. Except that Lena remained, but here she turned into a wife. And Rita, who turned into a colleague, not a lover. The rest of the characters are completely new.
There was Olya in the book, but this is a completely different character
In general, the book was very good at its time. This series is also very good. And it is based on a book, only the main idea remains from the book, but the embodiment is different.
I can't say anything bad. It was shot perfectly, beautifully, dynamically. I love the screensaver 😍
The plot is purely the 2010s, anyway. It's all like this... I don't know. There is no feeling of the twenties. but it's obvious that he's trying.
it would be better to leave the 10x setting - it would look more organic.
women are very poorly registered. a set of stereotypes and tags. Even if the actresses were dragging something, even they couldn't handle it. No matter how much I like them.
the idea and "what the author wanted to say" are generally understandable. but it's not clear why)))) the ending is about nothing. the guys have been pumping suspense for so long, bikovich has been puffing up, suffering and swearing for so long that everything stupidly went to "no". xs. I was waiting for something brighter and "vaushny" at the end.
I don't want to read the book, but I like it for my efforts. the light is very beautiful, the color correction is fire. the actors and actresses are beautiful, it's nice to watch, I don't argue.
but the plot is not mine at all.
I put 6/10 on kinopoisk
I won't say it's a masterpiece, but you can look at the background... 🤔
A woman kills her husband, after their public statements to the whole country about problems at home and attempts to share custody while in the pool without an alibi. The plan is as reliable as a Swiss watch. Especially after Olga's pathetic smile at the end, I screamed at the edge. "Oh yes, the mother will be imprisoned, the children will go to the orphanage, our women's plan worked perfectly!" HDD
Akinshina's character is also surreal. I can already see how in a couple of hours she explains to her father where his fictional grandson ahahah has gone. Father-in-law and son-in-law are on the same wavelength, and they became good friends by the end. He would immediately call him with the words "Father-in-law, your daughter is *fucked up, you're careful there" Yes, he would rather adopt Andrei and disinherit his daughter. There are suicides and God knows how many more articles. His wife's brother will also be on his side. And again I remember that pretentious smile at the end. "EVERYTHING IS EXACTLY ACCORDING TO PLAN!!!! At the very least in a mental hospital, but nothing"
In short, Andrei will go and create a happy life with Aksenova, and everyone else was left with nothing and alone, but most importantly, the insidious revenge plan worked, wow!! The turnaround at the end was obviously aimed at the female audience, so that the emotions of "Yeah, don't make women angry, women are smarter, powers girls!! gogogo." Well, lan, the main thing is to let the creators of sirik believe that they have succeeded in realizing this)) I haven't touched Russian TV series for 15 years and I tried it in vain.
"My most cherished dream is to gather all my ex–girlfriends at one party..."
and the name "The Chicks" obviously informs that absolutely all Mirkin's women will be in business, so I was not surprised at Lena's disclosure in the end. But on the other hand, I was also extremely shocked by the turn with the pool, and the women's victory in the end.
It turned out to be strange with Lena in the sense that in the third series she acted out for the viewer for some reason: that is, being a direct participant in a female conspiracy, she significantly suffers at moments when no one sees her. I don't like this kind of thing, because pretending to be like these characters when no one is watching them in the context of their cover makes no sense. So that you don't accidentally get out of the role, or why? As for me, all this is such a cheap distraction in terms of scenario patterns, they say, we will conduct the viewer with behavior prescribed purely for the purpose of deceiving him, but certainly not from the point of view of plot logic.
Aksenova is great. The capacious and tenacious phrases of her character always fall not only into the heart, but also stick in the memory the longest. The concept itself is sooooo appetizing and its implementation has fully satisfied my ideological hunger) It is easy, of course, to verbally write off the whole thing as some kind of feminist motive or girl power mood, which, although partially present, is inherently much more complex - a cycle of human suffering and a continuous chain reaction.
In the end, Olya's plan worked. Lena released Andrey on his knees.