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Reblogged from tvblife

tvblife:

After an impressive first two episodes, things started going downhill with Gloves Come Off.

THE GOOD

Raymond Wong —Let’s face it: this guy is a skilled actor and worked hard to get where he is today. 

Leung Chi Ho — Cute kid who didn’t feel the need to up his cuteness by  obnoxiously overacting.  Too bad his character wasn’t featured throughout the whole series.

Otto Chan — I’m not sure about his athleticism before this series, but it’s pretty obvious that he trained really hard for his role.  I look forward to seeing him more.

Power Chan — As annoying as his character was, it takes a good actor to take it to a whole new level.  There were so many dimensions to his character.  You can really tell that he wasn’t a bad guy, but someone who chose the wrong path because he felt that life was so unfair to him.

THE BAD

Kevin Cheng — Boring.  Uninspiring.  I started believing those reports about him having a diva attitude on set. 

Selena Li — Some people are better off as secondary characters.  I’m not saying she will never be able to be leading lady material, but I do not think she is ready yet.  Selena is just Selena in every role.

The writing — I’m specifically talking about the decision to give Donna dementia.  Come on!  I don’t even want to bother commenting on it any further. 

THE UGLY

The ending of Gloves Come Off adds to another list of disappointing TVB conclusions.  I would rather have an open ending with Sap Yat waiting at the church without Donna’s appearance.  I  couldn’t help but laugh at the ending, but at least the torture is now over.

Thanks for the review. :) HAHA I dun think I’ll watch it then.