Faux profil

Set in a high life society, a pretty female club dancer getting hooked up with a guy doctor on tinder, who surprisingly matches all her requirements in a guy.

Got dumped after 4 months and then embarks on an search journey to a faraway city only to discover that her mr handsome posed a fake personality.

With the motive to uncover his true personality(He's married to a rich family and with kids) she rents a luxurious mansion very close to the man's. Totally abandoning her career and her previous life.

What seems off to me in this movie is how she comfortable dumped her career, home and friends just to be near this guy, to what end?

Could afford to rent a luxurious mansion of such type, whereas she shares room with her friends in the city she came visiting from. All that money where did it come from? A club dancer.

A seemingly persistent calls, text and voice messages from a troublesome ex, would look scare everytime she gets one from him everytime and yet she won't block the guy.

Straight forward movie but nothing spectacular.

I'm confused why a Vegas dancer is getting obsessed with a man that she had a 4 month fling with after she finds out she's been lied to. He has a family in another country. But I lied I'm the beginning also... I'm a stage dancer

She becomes welcomed into a his rich circle and invited to an opening....oh the chef owner forgot.. It's today.

Oh I just landed but after finding out my man lied... I have a flight 4 hrs later.... Oh I guess I'll change it to tomorrow..

Next day...oh I'll not leave again. I'll move into the house next door.. With no contract and no money down.. I decided I'm actually staying..

It's like a long soap opera.. But I don't get why . What did she get out of this? He already explained why he lied. Now she's quitting her beloved job and paying what 20k because you finally had an orgasm

Otherwise it's a beautiful rich people with soap opera acting.

I think that what they spent on locations they saved on hiring proper writers. The scenery is breathtaking but that is all there is. The original plot is interesting and enticing. However, they spend too much time on parties and sex scenes and then seem to run out of time to unravel everything. The last episode is like an editing disaster. The acting is atrocious, except maybe for the actress playing the wife and the young gigolo waiter. All others are like glossy cardbord figurines. Very beautiful indeed but as shallow and unbelievable as they can be. However, I doubt even good actors could have done much better with such abismal writing. The final scene is a complete joke and if it is the prelude to a second season, we have to expect comedy.

Take out all the scenes where characters had bedroom trysts which add nothing to the story progression and you would lost nothing in terms of plot. I am not prudish but I basically fast forwarded every such scene and still knew what was going on. It was as if the writers were given a mandate to do 10 x episodes and not one x less and ran out of ideas how to pad the script so went for the default option. Overall, not the worst show I have seen but it is a bit like soap opera grade acting and script writing. Starts off better than it finishes and the plot itself is a bit far fetched for the material it has to work with.

By now you'd know if this type of show is for you. Erotic, steamy thriller soapy drama that you wish ABC primetime soaps to be, back when they're at its peak, not the cheapo garbage shows they have on currently. Haters will hate and yet they give 10/10 for the nonsensical Fast and Furious franchise and dumb superhero movies.

First episode started as predictable as you expect, but by the time of episode 3 rolls on, you'd book the rest of the time at home on your own sofa.

The main couple are drop-dead gorgeous, but that's not all, the plot, the scenery and the social commentary are all spot-on as well, which is a surprise since other Netflix steamy shows have never succeeded at being THIS good. For example: Toy Boy, High Heat, Sex/life, Obsession and even 365 days trilogy (and 50 shades movie).