Review: It was okay, but . . .
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 20, 2012
There were times I found it unbelievably sappy. Furthermore, they basically fell in lust at first sight, and the tidy way that the men just happened to fall in love with one of the twins, even though they did not know that there were two different women, was just not logical. Now if they had gotten to know each other, had long, drawn out conversations, it would have been more believable, but they all only lusted after each other.The script for the characters I found a bit unimaginative, and at times a conversation was almost copied word for word, such as when the male twins were playing a prank on the female twins, and when the older brother of the male twins was convincing the female twins, separately, to marry his brothers. Other times, the words were sometimes completely sappy, when the couples spoke to each other.Also, in the beginning, when the men met one of the women before the other showed up, both men were in lust for Glain. It wasn't until Isolda showed up that there was a distinction between which twin would fall in love with Glain. It started out as "Oh no, two men and one woman?" and turned into "Oh brother, and they know each other by which one quickens their loins?". That last one was so weird, and illogical, that I just had to laugh a little. Try to figure out who is which either by sight or smell!