I've been thinking about this lately. Love in the Moonlight also has this soap opera/larkon format, and it's slow…
It's obvious that it's not an exact science they won't always get it right but those family dramas, morally gray or ambiguous characters, grandma and grandpa, siblings who can't stand each other… that always leads to more stories. Maybe that's why I get so bored with GMMTV's BLs.
I think more Thai Bl's should adopt the larkon style because it gives more weight to the story. So many Thai bls…
I agree, but I would swap Khemjira for The Wicked Game, the BL that recently debuted from DaouOffRoud. In Khemjira, no one has a father, mother, child, brother, uncle, etc. The plot drags on and tortures us with a lot of nothing for two hours.
I think that in 1960, Pin thought the other guy was gay, but right off the bat, I don't think so. However, I agree that she knows he doesn't love her, and she should have more self-respect. It's obvious that viewers will find this a bit irritating.
Not really my cup of tea. More soap opera than BL. Daou is very strong and natural. Offroad is trying very hard…
I've been thinking about this lately. Love in the Moonlight also has this soap opera/larkon format, and it's slow burn, unlike Khemjira, where no one has a father, mother, child, nephew, brother, and DMD tortures us with a 2-hour episode, telling us a bunch of nothing. So I came to the conclusion that I prefer the soap opera format, because family intrigues are always interesting and fill the time.
He is one of the few who actually can act at GMMTV and should be more appreciated.
He's one of the few on my list of GMMTV actors who I think actually know how to act, but it's hard for the two of them to get a deeper script while working at that company. He definitely has potential for much more. And I say this as someone who's picky when it comes to liking performances.
He is one of the few who actually can act at GMMTV and should be more appreciated.
I'm personally not surprised bc the BL industry values engagement and fan service. Apparently, he and Khao are more reserved actors, so by the logic of this industry, they end up being less valued compared to others who either can't act at all or are over-the-top.
she portrayed almost the same character in Jeongnyeon
First of all, I didn't watch this queerbating... then imagine if I watched all of someone's previous films and series to praise or criticize their acting. And thirdly, all the heterosexual kdrama pages here have people criticizing the acting of women, which to me is pure sexism.
Wow, that one about Dantes Coves was so unexpected. I never thought I'd read someone talking about that...