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Watched it twice already. Luke Dodge and Hannah Lowery's onscreen chemistry is FIRE 🔥❤️🔥
The two bar regulars sipping tea and watching the drama unfold are the best characters 😂
Her family ready to disown her over a 97 because it's not a 100 😂
A high school drama club's adaptation of Dynasty, set in a matriarchal fairyland
The script is genuinely bad. The actors are good-looking and doing their best, but the story wastes all of them. Can't recommend this one.
Andrew and Rosalyn have real chemistry and some of the melodrama lands, but the constant time-jump editing undercuts every emotional beat.
I got all choked up over the ML loving her unconditionally despite her dark past.. then Bai Fangwen comes in flirting SO shamelessly that I completely lost it 😂 It's a heavy story, but this one character makes the whole thing adorable.
A masterpiece, written oh so well! Both leads are stunningly beautiful, gifted actors. Was on the edge of my seat till the very end 💓
The mother justifying her son's bullying was where I checked out. Thank goodness the adoptive father raised her, she was spared her bio family's arrogance.
If my kid bullied classmates like this, I don't care how rich we are, what kind of mother just watches?
I liked it, though I think the mom was really just scared that if they got married and kept the baby, Caroline would take Easton away from her.
She's supposedly pregnant through half the story and it never once shows 🤔
The birth family commits every sin imaginable for the entire runtime and the story still angles for a group hug at the end.
Peak werewolf-Wattpad energy. If you accept the genre, it delivers exactly what it promises and not an ounce more.
An entire movie of one family refusing to believe a man's identity. He shows ID, his own people confirm it, his family shows up, and they still call him a con man. I wanted to throw my phone. Also a bank open on Christmas Day so a kid can cash a $50,000 check tells you everything about the writing.