The Lady Boss Is Done Pretending

This was COMICALLY bad. Who in the world could write such garbage? The actors were wasted on this one.

Yes, only watched cause I'm on a kick of these short dramas, but come on, a child could have written a better script.

And the two main characters: why no romance? It was so weird. They had chemistry, it was all good on that stance, but no, let's not have them touch apparently.

I wish someone could tell me how many slaps happened in such a short span of time (cause I wouldn't rewatch that if you paid me), because that was ridiculous. I think it was meant to be funny, but it was just cringe-worthy.

Everything was cringe-worthy.

This show is a masterpiece. I am a huge fan of Noah Fearnley, so firstly I watch for him. There are a lot of wonderful, talented actors opposite to him : Mariah Moss, Nick Ritacco perfectly badass, and Paige Smeltzer.

Every actor is brillant, the storyline is perfect. Kevin is badass, even if I don't appreciate his behavior with Eva. Ryan Jones : OMG he is so cute. Do the drama iactors will host an international convention of fans one day ? Welcome in Paris, Ladies and Gentlemen.

Noah is my absolute favorite drama actor.

Eva and Ryan : Fight for love, lucha por amor

The negative point : no negative point.

Unlike most of the vertical short romances, this one never allows the romance leads to ever lose their dedication to one another despite all the usual ridiculous antagonistic events piled into these stories. You can fully engage into the protagonist's romance from beginning to end and not be put off by any stupidity on their part. They stay cool under fire and never let their love be interrupted. They were worth rooting for.

Noah Fearnley and Mariah Moss demonstrate here why they are both at or near the top of the pyramid amongst their peers in the short film industry with their credible acting skill....not to mention they comprise a most eye-appealing casting match. Their onscreen chemistry was engaging and draws the viewer into their romance.

Easily one of my favorites after watching about 50 of these vertical productions from start to finish.