Mark Bowden

It's all very curated.

I don't think it has ever the effect that they hope it's going to have.

The movement, the dancing that they're doing is really quite contrived, I would say.

It reminds me rather of kind of a retired couple doing, you know, a Ciroc class in the town square somewhere.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I think it's meant to kind of fill the viewer with romance, and it really doesn't achieve that.

And, you know, if I were advising them, I would be going, look, you've really got to catch those authentic moments and not try and set them up.

And it's so hard to do.

It's almost impossible to do it.

They're trying to do something which is going to be impossible for them.

But let's keep watching and try it.

Yeah.

Well, it's exactly that.

It's impossible for them to capture those authentic moments because it has to be an accident.

It has to be somebody else capturing it.

You can't set these things up.

And most, if not all, of the media they produce is utterly contrived and set up.

And they don't have the ability, technique and performance to be able to do that really well, like a great entertainer.

would be able to do.

A great star would be able to do that.