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SPOILER ALERT! Review of "We Were Liars""We Were Liars" starts off strong, capturing the essence of a captivating summer series that delves into the lives of affluent families and their intricate dramas. The depiction of rich kids and their glamorous lifestyles is engaging, providing a glimpse into a world filled with privilege and complexity. The chemistry among the cousins is one of the highlights of the series. The bond between Cadence and Gat is portrayed beautifully, showcasing a young love that feels both genuine and intense. Their interactions, along with the dynamics within the group of teens, create a relatable atmosphere that many viewers might wish to experience, especially if they long for similar connections with cousins or friends. However, the enjoyment takes a turn as the series approaches its conclusion. While many might appreciate a twist, I found the ending to be a disappointing dead end. The narrative takes a dark turn with tragic events, including the death of animals and other critical moments that I felt were unnecessarily bleak. If the ending was meant to reflect the fate of the entire group, it should have been more cohesive and impactful, rather than leaving viewers feeling upset and unfulfilled. Moreover, I personally struggled to reconcile with Cadence's situation. The dramatic events were overwhelming, and I questioned whether anyone could realistically cope with such trauma. It felt exaggerated to the point of being unrelatable, which detracted from the overall enjoyment of the series In conclusion, while "We Were Liars" has its strengths in character dynamics and an engaging start, the ending left much to be desired. As a result, I would give it only two stars, primarily due to the disappointing twist that overshadowed the earlier charm of the series. It’s not a recommendation I would readily make, especially for those who prefer more uplifting conclusions to their stories.

This series is well made. The background in every scenery is rich, vibrant, in keeping with the type of story it is and never not wow! I loved all the cast and wow can these guys all act! Every single one was interesting. The elder brother and sister just seemed perfect for their parts. They even look like brother and sister. For a few episodes I thought they were twins. The sister I could relate to at her age. Everything she did and said bought a smile to my face. The elder brother 🤷 well if only I was in my twenties again I'd love to have a boyfriend just like him. I also would have loved him as a son or even better a brother. His character is everything in this. His character is exactly like his sister's only slightly more grounded. Well you'll have to watch to see how well these personalities work together. My heart aches watching them together and watching them act apart. I wished to have had people just like this in my life. I found myself wondering "was I ever this mature at that age?". I definitely would have loved to have been cared for and had a brother or boyfriend like this. Or a sister like his sister. The younger brother wow that kid can act and so naturally too. Mums beautiful with her red locks and kind nature. This series for me was predictable but it's intended for a mixed age group and a younger audience than myself may not find this to be the case. That said it was fantastic fun regardless. I was really disappointed when season one came to an end and I am very much looking forward to season two. I highly recommend that people watch this because: I personally found it easy to shut everything out around me while watching every episode. It was an escape. It felt very magical as intended I got completely lost in it and at no point did it seem lame as much as it felt possible. I could actually imagine myself living in a world where magic is real and families love each other. On a side note - even though there was some mobile phone use this movie feels like a time period before the invention of mobile phones. For me it had an 1980s vibe. Possibly because of the young people, their friends and the adventure. Or maybe it's also because the show awakens our sense of adventure like young people had before internet. When all kids of varying ages hung out together and whet into battle together to bring down evil forces, haha! Yep this actually happened after school, on a Sunday or throughout an entire summer in my childhood. There's so much creativity in this series it's truly wonderful and each episode feels like a big budget movie. This movie portrays kids as they were and as they should be. Finding magic in a world where heartache is real. Oh and one other thing the emotion in this series from the characters is so believable it's heartbreaking at times. Like I said fantastic acting! The sisters heartache is so apparent all the way through I imagine Miss Jones is going to be super famous in the very near future. So many stars in the making in this much needed firecracker of a series.