A very nice first episode! The story, the production, and the music are really well done so far. Pavel is definitely the star here. Amazing acting - not too dramatic, not stiff, but just right. Pooh is a cutie patootie, I can't lie. His eyes are playing on my heartstrings. I'm actually excited for this series, crossing my fingers the whole thing to hold on to this quality until completion!
It was cute, but I haven't rolled my eyes this much in a while. Every character is incomprehensibly dumb, and what was with the pacing? One second they're shoving each other, spewing curses; the next, they're acting like an old married couple. The second couple isn't much better, to be honest. This series had potential—the production is fine—but the directing, and sometimes even the acting... it was a bit disappointing. Yeah... and don't get me started on the dead fish kisses...
So, Great is such a good character! Every expression and line delivery is so on point that I find myself feeling what he's feeling! I want to see so much more! The chemistry is definitely there, too!
I have only one complaint—there isn't enough screen time for the MAIN couple. I get butterflies whenever they're on screen together, but that's not a lot, you know?
At least for the first 3 episodes, let's see what we'll get with the rest.
Is it starting as a hard core delusional k-pop fan's fever dream? Yes. Is it stirring up my soul in all the wright places? Yes! Love it so far, can't wait for the next episode!
Let's gooo! Btw good strategic move to hire an actor with such rich filmography, who I assume can take the heat from bl ships fanatics. And if BoC had convinced that guy to star in this, I feel it would be worth it. Good, good
Do you know if there is an English translation of the book?
Hi! As far as I know there is a fan translation, very good at that. I honestly don't know if I can post links here, so you can write in google: 某某 | Moumou/A Certain Someone Translation & Related. You will find it in the first result. It will lead you to X (Twitter), there is a thread that contains links to google docs - the book is there.
Well, well... That episode was a ride. Few things: Rey needs rehab and intervention ASAP, Sand and Nick of all people had me craving for more (the chemistry bruh...), Mew's state of mind is real life kind of relatable and that last dude in the elevator came out of nowhere perfectly styled at that. And basically all the GMMTV budget went into this series lol
How did I not know about this movie?! After all this is one of my all time favorite pairs! The movie was perfect for closing their story, I am thankful to the amazing cast and crew for bringing it to life!
There is a pattern I am observing in the way a lot of Thai BLs start, progress, and finish. The start is good, often intriguing. However, when we're past the middle, the suspension drops, the series becomes dull, with lots of unneeded pauses between lines and awkward acting. On top of that, nothing substantial is even happening. The ending is often just rushed.
So far, Hidden Agenda is following this formula to the tee. We have the intriguing start, mysterious guy with—you guessed it—a hidden agenda, and a guy who is crushing after a beautiful girl, that he doesn't know how to talk with. Skipping some sappy stuff (that we just don't really care about), and we are given a certain moment: a hot, unexpected (kinda) kiss between our leads. But one of the boys regrets it. We wonder why, maybe he contemplates the fact that he just kissed another man; maybe this made him question everything he knew about himself. We wait to find out how he'll deal with this.
Well, turns out he didn't really contemplate anything of the sort. I'm not even sure if Zo knows what he's contemplating about. We are given a boring side story out of nowhere about a random dude that Zo was crushing on a while ago, but that's about it. We also are given an interesting plotline with Joke's grandma. She is not happy with her grandson dating a guy. Here comes the drama... Or so we think. Grandma, turns out, just wants to test (?!) Zo, but actually adores him already (in the span of 5 minutes, that is)
All I think about is how lame this show has become. But in actuality, it's not just this one, but quite a lot of shows.
Quality before quantity, dear film makers—it's a saying for a reason.
That was freaking GOOD. There is undeniable chemistry between every character. The acting was greatly improved, I guess that's what happens when you have a good direction! Also I can't not mention the absolute scene stealer Mark! The hopes are high after the first episode, crossing my fingers for the rest!
Recasting Build's role is not something bad. Life goes on, neither Bible nor Build have lifelong obligations to be forever together, people need to chill. They are separate entities and I am sure a suitable partner for Bible will be found or the partner is already chosen, who knows. There are plenty of great actors within BoC and out, just on the tip of my mind there is Perth, or Us, or even Barcode, or whoever it could be, all this project really needs, is some strong, convincing and fresh chemistry. Crossing my fingers this thing to see the light of day!
I can't agree to admit. I think both of them are doing a great job for newcomers. Both have really good potential…
Wow, salty much? I like how they are acting. I think they are cute. What more is there to say? Whether there is an entire plot behind their casting, I can only commend them for playing such roles, and I wish them luck with their next projects.
Can we just agree to admit that as great-looking as he is, with amazing shoulders and great hair, Takamatsu Aloha…
I can't agree to admit. I think both of them are doing a great job for newcomers. Both have really good potential and are acting way better than some other BL actors out there.
I have only one complaint—there isn't enough screen time for the MAIN couple. I get butterflies whenever they're on screen together, but that's not a lot, you know?
At least for the first 3 episodes, let's see what we'll get with the rest.
Is it stirring up my soul in all the wright places? Yes!
Love it so far, can't wait for the next episode!
So far, Hidden Agenda is following this formula to the tee. We have the intriguing start, mysterious guy with—you guessed it—a hidden agenda, and a guy who is crushing after a beautiful girl, that he doesn't know how to talk with. Skipping some sappy stuff (that we just don't really care about), and we are given a certain moment: a hot, unexpected (kinda) kiss between our leads. But one of the boys regrets it. We wonder why, maybe he contemplates the fact that he just kissed another man; maybe this made him question everything he knew about himself. We wait to find out how he'll deal with this.
Well, turns out he didn't really contemplate anything of the sort. I'm not even sure if Zo knows what he's contemplating about. We are given a boring side story out of nowhere about a random dude that Zo was crushing on a while ago, but that's about it. We also are given an interesting plotline with Joke's grandma. She is not happy with her grandson dating a guy. Here comes the drama... Or so we think. Grandma, turns out, just wants to test (?!) Zo, but actually adores him already (in the span of 5 minutes, that is)
All I think about is how lame this show has become. But in actuality, it's not just this one, but quite a lot of shows.
Quality before quantity, dear film makers—it's a saying for a reason.