Movies with Ngoc Huyen are annoying

"My Father, the One Who Stayed" received negative feedback for pushing the character into too much tragedy. Witnessing Nguyen lose many loved ones at the same time made viewers feel heartbroken.

My father, who stayed behind makes viewers angry when pouring tons of tragedy into the family of 5 father and children. Facing the storm, they still love and protect each other. Unfortunately, the situation forces them to go their separate ways. The latest developments in the film bring the audience back to the title My father, who stayed behind .

Immediately after episode 15 aired, many viewers felt sorry for the cast, thinking that the family element was swallowed up by drama. Some viewers felt it was unconvincing when this family continuously encountered bad luck without sparing anyone.

The whole family struggled in tragedy

After the vegetarian restaurant closed because of Mr. Huan (Minh Tiep), Mr. Binh (Meritorious Artist Thai Son) worked day and night, working as a waiter at the restaurant, occasionally finding musical partners to supplement his income. Similarly, Mr. Chinh's (Meritorious Artist Bui Nhu Lai) job was not much better. Despite the difficulties, the two fathers were determined not to let An (Ngoc Huyen), Nguyen (Tran Nghia), and Viet (Thai Vu) be separated.

To help their fathers, all three secretly worked part-time jobs. Specifically, Nguyen worked as a tutor, Viet worked as a waiter at a coffee shop, and An drew pictures to sell to his friends at school. The plan was exposed when Viet had a conflict with a customer at the shop, forcing Mr. Chinh to come and resolve it. However, Viet did not know that everything was arranged by Mr. Huan.

Having a headache over his children, Mr. Chinh was weak in the knees when he received the news of the failed business deal. Contrary to his hot-tempered and decisive nature, Mr. Chinh came home drunk, resentful and blaming himself for his wrong decision.

A series of tragedies befell the family of five father and children.

As usual, whenever someone had a problem, the others would take care of them and encourage them. Thanks to that, Mr. Chinh quickly overcame it, regained his spirit and earned money to pay off the debt. Learning from experience, the three brothers also discussed a reasonable plan to work extra hours, both to help their father and to ensure their studies.

The whole family had just recovered a little when Mr. Binh was hospitalized. In addition to working as a waiter at a restaurant, Mr. Binh was busy singing from one place to another, eating irregularly, leading to physical weakness. When he returned home, the creditor sent someone to threaten Mr. Chinh. Seeing the two sides fighting, An intervened but was injured and had to be hospitalized.

To resolve the situation, Viet agreed to be Mr. Huan's son. To fulfill the agreement, Mr. Huan extended Mr. Chinh's debt and returned the vegetarian restaurant space so that Mr. Binh could continue his business.

At the climax, Nguyen lost his grandmother, younger sister, and stepfather at the same time, and his mother was seriously injured in an accident. Losing her child and her husband caused Lien (Thu Quynh) to fall into a state of panic. Therefore, Nguyen decided to study abroad to take care of his mother. At the same time, Viet revealed that he was going to live with Mr. Huan, calling both of them ungrateful. In a fit of anger, Nguyen threw a punch at Viet, and the film paused at the argument between the two brothers.

Audience outraged by script

Life has its ups and downs, but My father, who stayed behind makes viewers angry when continuously pushing the 5 father and sons into tragedy. From the supporting characters such as Mr. Chien, Mrs. Nguyen, Thao's mother to Mr. Huan and Mrs. Lien, they have repeatedly caused pain to this family.

For many viewers, Mr. Binh's voice and the cold sound of the guitar were one of the most heartbreaking moments in episode 15. Instead of hatred, viewers sympathized with Mrs. Lien's madness over losing her child. On social media platforms, viewers expressed their outrage at the film's script.

"The episode was heavy to watch. So heartbreaking. I was shattered when I saw Nguyen hugging his mother. I was terrified when I heard Binh's father sing. I was numb when I heard Nguyen's mother scream", "So horrible. Watching the episode made my heart ache, "So cruel, I don't like this kind of movie. It makes the viewer's psychology heavy. Goodbye. Life is already so sad, I'm haunted after watching the movie", are some of the responses from the audience.

Episode 15 is the most painful episode to date.

Not to mention, some viewers keep comparing the original. In the name of family with My father, who stayed behind about new details. For example, the fact that Nguyen's sister died differently from the original became a controversial topic. Some viewers thought that the remake needed to change to create its own mark, while others felt that the script was forcing Nguyen's character too much.

This week, My father, who stayed behind received many negative responses about the acting, characters and plot. In the film, the eldest brother Nguyen, played by Tran Nghia, is not as impressive as the original. The way Viet handles conflicts with customers at the coffee shop is considered old-fashioned and unrealistic by viewers.

Now, the film gradually changes direction when An, Nguyen, and Viet leave their two fathers. Reunited after many years, the three brothers have grown up, which leads to new developments.

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