Ladybugg:
Would love to be a member, long time lurker and in deep need of recommendations from this club.
My recommendations:
1. To My Star and To My Star 2: Our Untold Stories;
3. Semantic Error;
4. Kieta Hatsukoi ;
5. Fukou-kun wa Kiss Suru Shikanai!; and
Would love to be a member, long time lurker and in deep need of recommendations from this club.
My Top 6 recommendations:
1. The Untamed (censored but definitely worth watching, AND reading -> Mo Dao Zu Shi)
2. The Eclipse
3. Not Me
4. HIStory 3: Trapped & HIStory 3: Make Our Days Count
5. Semantic Error
6. KinnPorsche
Would love to be a member, long time lurker and in deep need of recommendations from this club.
I have this list of BLs to Binge that you can check out!
Would love to be a member, long time lurker and in deep need of recommendations from this club.
Hello!
I have a list of dramas that are Worth A Watch, and they contain mostly BLs lol. Here you go.
amethyst_aquarius:
What do you guys think of Vice Versa? I've watched 10 episodes of it, only final 2 are left, but the series has become so boring to me that I'm not finding it in myself to complete it. I don't want to drop it but I also can't bring myself to watch because it's been so... monotonous, to put it simply. Their acting is good but the plot seems to have become so redundant :/ I don't know anymore if their acting can carry the last episodes for me because I have no faith left in the writing
I agree with you, it got way too draggy. However, I still think it had some good parts, f.e. the implementation of an incredibly difficult trope (which most viewers could follow = which is not always the case with with metaverse/ parallel universe tropes) and some very cute and natural acted scenes.
>> My review of Vice Versa
LiN:
I agree with you, it got way too draggy. However, I still think it had some good parts, f.e. the implementation of an incredibly difficult trope (which most viewers could follow = which is not always the case with with metaverse/ parallel universe tropes) and some very cute and natural acted scenes.
>> My review of Vice Versa
Honestly it was only Jimmy's acting that kept me watching the series after ep 6. I'll try to finish it, considering the series isn't inherently bad just very, very dragged out for no reason.
What do you guys think of Vice Versa? I've watched 10 episodes of it, only final 2 are left, but the series has become so boring to me that I'm not finding it in myself to complete it. I don't want to drop it but I also can't bring myself to watch because it's been so... monotonous, to put it simply. Their acting is good but the plot seems to have become so redundant :/ I don't know anymore if their acting can carry the last episodes for me because I have no faith left in the writing
The product placement in this was wild which might have played a part in diluting the story but they did incorporate it well enough. It felt like a giant well shot ad for kfc and other brands etc lol. The show overall had it's moments and kind of lost it's way at some point. I still think it is worth a watch for at least trying something different and ambitious. The leads did pretty well in my view with what they had.
Cupcake:
I just finished watching Triage and omg - guys that last twenty minutes killed me! I have so many questions. I thought Tin actually died that last time but he was just in a coma right? Or did he come back to life? Why were they loading him into an ambulance at 38:27 in episode 13? Were they taking him back to the hospital? Who killed Sakda? So many questions, but like mod, I give this 10 stars.
Finally, I have someone to talk to about Triage!
So in the final loop Tin goes into Coma and everything else selects as shown. Tol was taking care of him before he was sent to his parents (this is where he is loaded into an ambulance) and Tol also gives him the diary where he had written all about him and their story so that when he wakes up and doesn't remember anything, he can simply read it. Sakda's killer was not shown, but it could be the person he was working for who killed him (just a theory). In the clock tower scene, Tol says that he'll be traveling to visit Tin's home to take care of him unknowing the fact that he has already woken up. Then, Tin comes to the tower and pranks Tol by behaving that he does not remember anything about him and is meeting him for the first time when he clearly remembers everything.
I love the quote they added at the end!
MOD, Triage, and now VV are my top watches with one of the best story plots.
Saygo :
The product placement in this was wild which might have played a part in diluting the story but they did incorporate it well enough. It felt like a giant well shot ad for kfc and other brands etc lol. The show overall had it's moments and kind of lost it's way at some point. I still think it is worth a watch for at least trying something different and ambitious. The leads did pretty well in my view with what they had.
The leads and a few side characters like Jup and Phu were what made the series watchable for me after it's first half. I didn't even have problem with product placements, I just felt like I was watching the same scenes every episode. It has some very good moments but then rest just blends in.
