Name: Jerson L.

Catadman Subject: Popular Culture

Course: BSCS- II Schedule: T/F 5:30 – 7:00 pm

Movie Review: Legal Wives

When I first tuned into this TV series, I didn't expect much. I was mainly drawn in
by the cast. Despite its flaws, it quickly became a show I really looked forward to.
There's just something warm about it, even though it follows the usual TV drama plot—
complete with the 'other woman' element, which oddly makes sense in the cultural
context. The series might seem typical, with the writer admitting to using a popular
formula, the expected drama, and the seemingly perfect ending. But I still believe it has
a unique quality. It stands out for exploring various aspects of love—love for God, family
bonds, romantic relationships, friendships, and spousal love. This drama shines in
portraying the responsibilities that come with love. It emphasizes the importance of
facing the consequences of our actions. For me, it became a powerful reminder of the
value of faith. Even though I'm not Muslim, watching the characters fully surrender to
Allah made me reflect on the strength of my own beliefs.

In essence, this show became a source of insightful life lessons applicable to

everyday life. It allowed me to open up to new things, providing a transformative
experience and a genuine understanding of Islamic ideas, which I'm grateful for. The
cast played a big part—they portrayed their roles so realistically that, while watching, I
didn't see actors; I saw the characters. The story was like a rollercoaster, delivering a
deep and engaging storytelling experience. Among the network's shows this year, this
one stood out as the best. It captured my attention, taught me something, and left a
lasting impact that goes beyond the screen.

In conclusion, my liking for this drama goes beyond just being entertained; it's
been a changing experience, shaping my views and deepening my understanding of
love, responsibility, and religion.