remember the first time I saw the announcement of this series on Channel 5 ( Televisa, Mexico ) . I thought it was great. Finally, a Mexican series on glam and fashion .
The commercial only put the title of the series and animated background a song Lady Gaga . Enough. There is nothing more to say. A big announcement. The title says it all. High expectations.
For days and weeks after I cursed myself for not having Telehit (the channel that airs the program) and not being able to enjoy this great series. Finally I said "well, you're probably on the Internet, at least one chapter you can see." Indeed
found it. I did not make this post until he had seen more chapters. I've seen 9 at the time. I think that is sufficient and not need to see anymore. It bad !!!!! terrible!! Expectations had not only fallen to the ground, but still below the ground.
start by repeating something I've said many times on this blog: When I see a movie, a series, a soap opera, or any program, what interests me are neither actions nor fidelity to the original story, nor the quality or production purposes, what interests me most is the story. It turns out that Glam Girls is terrible in EVERYTHING!
Here:
- Action. The actors are awful to act and to speak up. They have an accent I do not disparage Monterrey Monterrey because, I mean, everyone has their own accent and history is located in the city. But talk like spoiled children, seem to have 10 years! Hello ? Besides the secondary characters speak as if they were reading (and the players too, but they notice a little less).
- Sound . Awful. Sometimes be heard loud what they say and sometimes you have to upload the entire volume to understand what they say. Up in the external shots heard all the wind hitting the microphone and that makes it impossible to continue the conversation. The sound is the worst.
- Production . Sets, costumes, phrases remind me of ultrafabulosas "third world." Here is who made the attempt but it just is not.
Most importantly,
- history. Here I would say that the basis of the script is good, but only the base. That is, each chapter has its climax and the story leads you to it. But the detail and execution is abysmal. Let nortamericano model to exemplify, the climax is the Blackest Moment (the darkest about their character's goal ), and it happens, but NO never seen the worst. From the literary point of view the Blackest moment is the worst that can happen to the character and must be carried to the point where the character is no longer a way out and is confronted internally. This internal confrontation (although sometimes also external) changes and evolves the character. All this never sees in the series. This is the part that affects the viewer and makes him feel he is living the life of actor, but unfortunately in Glam Girls never happens. Too bad. While everything else is bad, this could save the series. If they did apply.
is a pity that Glam Girls becomes a more mediocre series produced in Mexico. And not just one more, but one of the worst. While waiting for her.
[I clarify, and I repeat, I have nothing against the series produced in Mexico, on the contrary would be happy to produce good series in Mexico and exported to all over the world, but the duopoly Televisa TvAzteca narrative does not allow to evolve beyond the soap opera, which remains its flagship product.]
can waste your time watching online at the following address:
http://www.telehit.com/glamgirls
