Vietnamese movie is frustrating because no one is good

"Near and Far Roads" brings together a cast of young actors with poor acting skills and unable to control their expressions.

The movie Roads near and far Episode 51 has been shown and the audience is getting more and more impatient with the film. The work gathers a young cast, with content about the first stumbles in life, troubled youthful love. But the cast's unattractive acting makes the audience uncomfortable.

The characters in the movie all make the viewer feel frustrated and uncomfortable.

In the recent episode 51, the love story between Hung (Minh Hoang) and Yen (Bich Thuy) received negative reactions from the audience. Hung and Yen had kisses and physical contact. The film took 30 episodes to develop. build the connection between the two characters. In the latest episodes, they understood each other and only lacked an official confession. It was thought that the future would be sweet, but Yen listened to her father and went on a blind date with a wealthy man who was financially stable and had a doctorate. All the conditions of the new man were better than Hung's.

Yen's choice hurt and saddened Hung. However, instead of questioning himself, he immediately criticized Yen for being a materialistic girl who lived a lie. Hung's reproaches made viewers uncomfortable.

"Just went on a blind date and got scolded by the guy", "What are we to each other that Hung is so patriarchal", "If it were me, I would have made the same choice as Yen, with such conditions, who would love an air conditioner repairman", "Love must also be based on a balance of circumstances, must be of equal social status, the two have too many differences", "Hung always frowns, not yet lovers but already scolding Yen like that", are some of the angry comments from the audience.

Hung rushed in to belittle and mock Yen when her feelings were not reciprocated.

Yen is portrayed as a talented and independent woman, so when she stands still and listens to Hung's criticism, the audience feels confused. In addition, this character is also judged to have an unnatural face.

Viewers said that the film had many unrealistic details, the characters acted according to the script, but there was no logic, so it did not bring sympathy to the viewers.

Besides, the character development is problematic and the inexperienced acting of the cast makes the film less appealing.

For example, with the role of Dong (Cu Thi Tra), the female lead, she often frowns and has a fierce expression. The audience thinks that Cu Thi Tra's acting is not good, so viewers cannot escape the roles of the mistress that she has played before.

The character Dong in the film is built as an active, ambitious girl, persistently pursuing her goals in both career and love. Therefore, it is understandable that the screenwriter made Dong easily fall in love and determined to confess to Vinh. However, many viewers think that the "stake looking for the buffalo" situation in the film is unreasonable, tarnishing the image of the female lead.

"They've only known each other for three days and they're already so eager. The female lead has lost her value", "It feels like Dong is attracted to Vinh only because of his handsome appearance and good economic conditions. The two characters can't express their true feelings", the audience commented on the way the female lead Dong, played by Cu Thi Tra, was portrayed.

The female lead always frowns like she's in debt, and is too eager for the handsome, rich director.

With the roles of Hung and Dung, actors Minh Hoang and Viet Hoang also used too much force in their acting, their faces were always grimacing, making it difficult to create sympathy for the audience. The actors' ability to read lines was also poor, many lines sounded flat and lacked emotion.

The actors in the movie did not perform convincingly.

With the character of boss Vinh (played by Vietnamese English (performance), the actor specializes in the roles of playboys and villains, not bringing credibility. Vinh is similar to Viet Anh's previous roles, so the male artist performs more comfortably and naturally than the young stars.

However, the detail that the audience finds hard to accept is that Vinh forced Yen to go out with guests to sign a contract even though she refused and insisted that she would find another way.

The audience believes that a boss who uses the body and beauty of female employees to attract customers and force employees to obey is not a good boss and should not be portrayed on screen.

Meanwhile, the film's script does not condemn this behavior but treats it as a matter of course. It is workplace bullying and disrespect for women.

Boss Vinh is a cunning man. His act of forcing female employees to entertain guests makes the audience despise him.

Roads near and far The content is in line with the audience's tastes, wanting to talk about the problems that young people are facing in modern life. But the plot and dialogue in the film are not profound enough. In addition, the actors' lack of charm makes the audience tired.

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