First of all, the plot is exaggerated and clichéd, and the male and female protagonists "don't have long mouths".
Today's domestic dramas are rarely able to shoot freshness, especially romantic dramas are often the same.
However, in the two dramas that aired this year, "Going to a Windy Place" and "Love Only" made people feel a little different.
In contrast, "Off the Rails" is a typical work with a pompous and cliché plot.
The heroine's friend checked her boyfriend in advance and found that he was not as innocent and handsome as he pretended to be, but often played *** in bars and had affairs with the heroine's best friend.
Although the heroine doesn't know about the relationship between her boyfriend and best friend at first, when she sees her boyfriend and ex-girlfriend together at the bar, she should realize that the other person is lying.
However, she didn't see her boyfriend's true face, but stood up for him.
As a result, she has changed from a somewhat silly and sweet girl to a little sister who often hangs out in bars.
The heroine is the daughter of the ** group, she has to show her superiority on many occasions, even if it is just her best friend wearing a high imitation silk scarf, she has to expose it in front of her face and give her best friend a new silk scarf.
Even if the other party forgot the silk scarf at the reception, she still had to send it herself, and happened to see her boyfriend and best friend together.
Judging from the heroine's various behaviors, she is a person who goes directly when she has something, but she did not expose the other party in person, but sat on the side and waited quietly for her best friend and boyfriend to finish making love.
Because her best friend is missing, the heroine drives to the bridge to find her, but accidentally crosses and meets the hero.
The heroine obviously received the ** left to him by the hero's friend, but she didn't feel that there was anything wrong.
The heroine already knew that she had crossed through various signs, but she kept pestering without the male protagonist knowing, and she didn't say a word.
In order to create misunderstandings, the screenwriter and director also made the male and female protagonists "not have long mouths".
If one of them had spoken a word, the plot would not have dragged on for four episodes, and the audience would have known what was going on.
When the heroine went to the hero's house, the wall was full of **, the most conspicuous of which was the sketch of the hero's friend, but the heroine didn't notice it and missed another opportunity to uncover the truth.
Second, the acting skills "failed".
Liu Haocun's eyes were dull, and Lin Yicheng's acting skills were also completely out of order.
The heroine played by Liu Haocun has experienced many crying scenes, but her emotional performance is no different, it seems that as long as she tears, she has no emotions to substitute for the character at all.
At the beginning, Liu Haocun's heroine felt like an arrogant female gangster, and even when she was just touched, her eyes were full of murder.
When her friend revealed her boyfriend's true face, Liu Haocun's performance seemed very child's play, completely like a sister.
However, most of the time, Liu Haocun's eyes were dull and motionless, and even when she found out about the betrayal of her best friend and boyfriend, she did not show a trace of anger when she exposed the other party.
When his girlfriend threatened to jump into the river, Liu Haocun's eyes did not react, staring straight ahead, as if a blind man could not see.
After that, after she crossed over to another world, she was in a predicament and couldn't bear it, and she had to ask her kind aunt for help, and when the male protagonist appeared to help her, the heroine played by Liu Haocun did not show any gratitude, and kept being dumbfounded**.
Even though she had been hungry for a day and a night, her eyes were dizzy, and she looked at the restaurant behind her with a dull expression.
Even after the crossing, he hadn't figured out the situation and learned that his parents had died, Liu Haocun's eyes only widened slightly.
The heroine's acting skills are so bad, and the male protagonist is even more unbearable, Lin Yi is simply the second "Song Yan" in the play.
He has always been wearing a suit, and even when he refuels his motorcycle at the gas station, he has to pose, and people who don't know think he is here to walk the catwalk.
When he looked down at the information on his mobile phone, he couldn't bend his neck and looked straight at the phone screen, his eyes must be very tired!When he saw the heroine passing by, Lin Yi also stared at her with murderous eyes, which was exactly the same as Liu Haocun, as if they had taken the wrong script and were playing a killer.
In the early plot, his friend was sent to the operating room for rescue, life and death were uncertain, he didn't cry, when the doctor told him that he needed ** training after getting out of danger, Lin Yi's expression was very shocked, first dumbfounded, and then shed tears.
If I hadn't listened carefully to the doctor, I would have thought that Lin Yi was frightened, that his friend was not saved, and that the doctor was announcing his death!There is no doubt that "Off the Rails" is a work that looks better than the feature film with tidbits and trailers.
The director's filming technique is not good, the screenwriter's script writing is also poor, and the actors' performances are even more unbearable.
What do you think of this show?Did it live up to your expectations?