10/10 Well written story and good casting of actor!!! I love the main character's chemistry and how they display the emotions of their acting. It feels real just like in real life! All actors are great! My only disappointment is that its too short 8 episodes. I love the story line kudos to the writer and of course to the production team. This is a well written story.
10/10 CHECKS ALL BOXES Good film plot Act Execution Not entirely NC but has good NC All the boxes are checked. This is the first time since Not Me and KinnPorsche that my Action neuron is generally satisfied. I love how the suspense is building up and the fact that the actors are acting impeccably and very passionately. It is so real that one might mistake it for a documentary instead of a fiction. The fact that the series is not sexually-based (they don't need to add sex to an episode to make it interesting) and the fact that when we did see a sex scene, it was so exciting with the scenes often disrupted by the chaos of the outside world, the greed and deceptions of other parties; the purpose of the NC scene was met. Above all a very great plot, act execution and editing.
10/10 friendship Gmmtv left the play for the three major. This is a story about six people with the same name and different personalities who become good friends and family. The feelings between them moved me very much. Their friendship in real life can not be separated.
8/10 False Advertisement This isn't a BL series. The main theme of this series isn't about BL. Therefore, it's not a BL series. I'm just making it clear for all of BL fans out there. If you're expecting a BL series, don't watch it. Cause you're gonna be disappointed. Nevertheless, the plot of this series is really good. It's also carried out elegantly and professionally. The acting is pretty good, some of the actors are even really good at it. I'm intrigued with the plot after reading the synopsis. Time travel and alternate realities themed movies are the most interesting one, in my opinion. I hope to see more series about this theme in the future. Fingers crossed!
10/10 Love You Teacher, So far, every scene feels intentional and meaningful, with storytelling that remains grounded and engaging. It goes beyond simple viewing-it creates a real emotional connection. Viewers can recognize parts of themselves in the characters and their journeys, which makes the experience even more impactful. The series also approaches mental health in a very thoughtful and respectful way. It shows that healing is not immediate or straightforward, but something that takes time, patience, love, and support. This adds an extra layer of depth, making the story not only relatable but also genuinely meaningful.
10/10 Loving this tv series, hope there will be more seasons The chemistry between the 2 main characters Kao (New) and Pete (Tay) is really natural and fascinating, probably because they were previously together in Kiss Me Again and they have a close relationship in real life, which makes it great! The plots in the series are interesting; there are funny, sweet, angry and heart-warming moments in the series that make the show enjoyable. It is also relatable to the real world. There are also moments in the show that make it iconic and memorable. There are many BL series right now but there is something that makes Dark Blue Kiss special and stand out. I hope there will have more seasons of the series so fans can see the growth and sweet lives of Pete and Kao after everything they've been through! Miss them so much already! P.S. Before starting this series, you may watch "PeteKao 1-3 of Kiss Me Again" from GMMTV official youtube channel first, you will definitely understand and love the characters even more!!
10/10 Superb, Breath of fresh air series I dont mean to be that person, but this is so much better than the JP version. Don't get me wrong, the JP one gave me tingles, but the Thai one is just top tier. The production, the acting, cinematography is really great. Each episode keeps getting better and better. The second couple, Jinta and Min, are killing it too. TayNew have always been my favourite BL couple and i was worried their onscreen chemistry had already fizzled out, since they hadnt acted together in a long time - so happy they proved me wrong. This is a must watch and is a breath of fresh air from the trending 18+ BL series.
7/10 The wait is over I love that the episodes are longer than 30 mins. That's definitely a plus. I recognized the couple from another series I watched recently and Ive always liked their chemistry. The description of this show isn't completely correct, I'm assuming a language barrier on their behalf. I'm giving it a 7 star now as we have JUST started. So far so good.
8/10 Interminable(2025) 8/10 Overall Review Interminable is a refreshing and well-crafted historical drama series. The storytelling unfolds gradually in each episode, allowing the narrative to develop naturally with clear cause-and-effect relationships. Although the series is only lightly inspired by historical contexts, the time period is immediately recognizable through its meticulous production design. The costumes and set design alone clearly reflect the era, and this aspect deserves special praise for its authenticity and attention to detail. In terms of characters and performances, I have followed the cast since their previous work in The Sign, and they once again deliver strong and convincing performances in this series. The actors successfully convey emotional depth, making it easy for viewers to connect with and empathize with their characters. The intimate scenes between the main couple are handled with great sensitivity and emotional intention. Rather than focusing on explicit physicality, these moments emphasize closeness, emotional reasoning, and character motivation, resulting in scenes that feel meaningful and beautifully presented. The soundtrack is another standout element of the series. It blends traditional Thai musical elements seamlessly with emotional scoring that complements the characters' inner states. The music significantly enhances the overall viewing experience. In particular, the theme song Interminable, performed by Prang Prangthip, is exceptionally beautiful and fits the tone and atmosphere of the series perfectly. Overall, Interminable is a high-quality drama series that I would highly recommend. It is thoughtfully produced, emotionally engaging, and stands out as another strong addition to the genre. The series is available for streaming on iQIYI.
10/10 More Than Just a Romance Peach Lover is a soft, intimate BL that follows two characters searching for their place in the world. Through Po, who experiences many emotional firsts, and Sasom, a former collector looking for meaning, the series builds a quiet yet powerful connection. What makes it stand out is its honesty: no manipulation, just open communication and space to grow. The slow, sensual pacing lets the audience evolve alongside the characters. Visually, the contrast between warm and cold tones reflects their emotional journey, leading to a brighter, more open ending. More than a romance, Peach Lover is about being seen, understood, and finally existing through someone else's eyes. In short... I'm a huge fan.
10/10 A Fluffy and Slighty Steamy BL Masterpiece! So, my friend suggested that I watch this one and I'm SO glad that I did... It was AMAZING! Where do I even begin? The childhood flashbacks throughout the show, the characters, the relatable and extremely beautiful love story, the chemistry between them?! It was all SO unbelievably GOOD! I HIGHLY recommend this one (and Sneak Me in Your Closet My Prince and Sneak Me in Your Closet Lost in Deja Vu) if you also love a great BL drama!
9/10 A dark romance played by Fort and Peat…………………………………………………………. This is Fort and Peat's third collaboration. They star in this drama produced by Tri Creation. Completely different from the previous two films, this is a dark romance between Kelvin (Peat), who loves and obsesses over Vier (Fort), and Vier, who rejects him. Both Fort and Peat are even more expressive than in the previous two films. Kelvin's appearance at the beginning of Ep2 was particularly frightening. I recommend watching Ep1 and Ep2 back to back, as you can see the emotional conflict between Vier and Kelvin.
8/10 Touchingly real, you will feel their pain This series had me hooked with its first episode that showed a different side of cinema-a side that recognises sexual abuse, social stigmatisation, and discrimination. We see a lot of (mainly emotional) pain, especially in Ice and Saint as they look back on their shared past, the highs they experienced together and the lows they had to get through alone. Within the first half of the series, there are lots of flashbacks to give us an increasingly clearer idea of just how much pain both protagonists went through after they were forcefully broken up. We also see misunderstandings of the past being resolved through hard, honest conversations. The second half of the series is dedicated to the challenges they face after resolving those misunderstandings. They question whether to give their love a second chance and whether they can defend their love against the world this time around. This is also emphasised by Ice's best friend's student short film the protagonists star in, that is set in the 90s, with a story that is quite similar to their own im regards to the hardships they face. While there are many sweet moments in-between, this series explicitly revolves around serious topics, such as suicide, hate crimes, rape/sexual harassment and assault, rejection, and forced prostitution. Those topics are handled with care and insight-they might show you a side you never considered before. However, if these topics are triggers for you, refrain from watching this series no matter how good it is-put your mental well-being first! To lighten the mood, there are two side-couples with quite a good amount of screen time as well: Two of their male costars who have difficulties about their transition from friends to lovers and their director and producer (both female students) who becomes a really sweet, affectionate couple. All in all, l am quite impressed by the story as it is a very realistic one as well. The cinematography is great most of the time and so is the acting. I will definitely watch it again in the future.
10/10 Acting 10/10000 Mind blowing awesome fire and sizzling chemistry, worth watching I'll miss them. Fan xiao carried his character way greater being a beginner in this industry. And you Shulang was the perfect lead character besides fan xiao, their charismatic personality suits each other. Hoping to see more from them.
A Korean seroche with actors all over thirty (31, 33, 34) and all of them, as is often the case in East Asia, looked ten years younger. I was curious about the project. The first parts were gloomy and at the same time seductive, rough. I had already seen actor Jeong Ri U, who plays Jeonghan, somewhere and at first I didn't know whether to hate or love him, because from a despot and a rude man he gradually turned out to be an unhappy loving lamb. In any case, he charmed me over the course not only with how he portrayed the character, but also with his aura, appearance, tall figure, long fingers. In the dark beginning, in his apartment that looked like a poorly lit pharmacy, he sexually abused his half-cousin llya, whom the creators hit on the head with a frying pan so that he would have the affine up to his eyes and look like E.T. at first. But everything gradually changed, especially with the incredible turn in the characters' behavior. I fell in love with both of them. There were also small flaws in the processing and details, but that was not important. What was important was how addictive the whole story made me with the Korean acting's austere coldness and unmistakable deep-sounding language ... just great. I also really liked Suhyo- the cafe manager with his beautiful Korean face, this time without affine. Great satisfaction.
10/10 Unexpectedly Good I'm genuinely surprised (in the best way) by what GMMTV has created with this series. Only 7 episodes are out so far (out of 12) but it has already made a strong impression(on me). It's a beautifully crafted period drama and if you're familiar with the history between France and Thailand, the storyline becomes even more meaningful. What really stands out is how well the show captures the essence of that era. The setting, the costumes, the atmosphere and everything feels authentic and immersive. The first lead couple is my favorite, also their story feels deep and emotionally engaging. But the second lead couple also holds their own and both pairs have fantastic chemistry. The performances across the board are solid, every actor has done a great job so far. This series has real potential. It gives you a genuine feeling something that lingers after you watch it. GMMTV definitely deserves credit for stepping out of their usual zone and delivering such a quality historical drama. Can't wait to see how the remaining episodes unfold!!
10/10 The first boylove movie I watched without skipping a second My English is not good but I still want to write a few words because the movie touched my feelings. I have never paid to support any drama but this is the first drama I have loved so much. I bought the episodes, the actors acted so emotionally, they worked so well together. I am obsessed with them, l am immersed in the emotions they bring, it makes me want to love them too. I hope the drama becomes more famous so that everyone can see the efforts of the actors and the drama. They deserve to be famous. Please give Smart and Boom more chances to act together. Their chemistry is great. Looking forward to their upcoming movies, i'm willing to pay.
I love the main character's chemistry and how they display the emotions of their acting. It feels real just like in real life!
All actors are great!
My only disappointment is that its too short
8 episodes.
I love the story line kudos to the writer and of course to the production team. This is a well written story.
Good film plot Act Execution Not entirely NC but has good
NC All the boxes are checked.
This is the first time since Not Me and KinnPorsche that my Action neuron is generally satisfied.
I love how the suspense is building up and the fact that the actors are acting impeccably and very passionately.
It is so real that one might mistake it for a documentary instead of a fiction.
The fact that the series is not sexually-based (they don't need to add sex to an episode to make it interesting) and the fact that when we did see a sex scene, it was so exciting with the scenes often disrupted by the chaos of the outside world, the greed and deceptions of other parties; the purpose of the NC scene was met.
Above all a very great plot, act execution and editing.
Honestly, I skipped all the parts and only saw pete/kao story.
They are awsome
Gmmtv left the play for the three major. This is a story about six people with the same name and different personalities who become good friends and family. The feelings between them moved me very much. Their friendship in real life can not be separated.
This isn't a BL series. The main theme of this series isn't about BL. Therefore, it's not a BL series. I'm just making it clear for all of BL fans out there. If you're expecting a BL series, don't watch it. Cause you're gonna be disappointed.
Nevertheless, the plot of this series is really good. It's also carried out elegantly and professionally. The acting is pretty good, some of the actors are even really good at it. I'm intrigued with the plot after reading the synopsis. Time travel and alternate realities themed movies are the most interesting one, in my opinion. I hope to see more series about this theme in the future. Fingers crossed!
So far, every scene feels intentional and meaningful, with storytelling that remains grounded and engaging. It goes beyond simple viewing-it creates a real emotional connection. Viewers can recognize parts of themselves in the characters and their journeys, which makes the experience even more impactful.
The series also approaches mental health in a very thoughtful and respectful way. It shows that healing is not immediate or straightforward, but something that takes time, patience, love, and support. This adds an extra layer of depth, making the story not only relatable but also genuinely meaningful.
The chemistry between the 2 main characters Kao (New) and Pete (Tay) is really natural and fascinating, probably because they were previously together in Kiss Me Again and they have a close relationship in real life, which makes it great! The plots in the series are interesting; there are funny, sweet, angry and heart-warming moments in the series that make the show enjoyable. It is also relatable to the real world. There are also moments in the show that make it iconic and memorable. There are many BL series right now but there is something that makes Dark Blue Kiss special and stand out.
I hope there will have more seasons of the series so fans can see the growth and sweet lives of Pete and Kao after everything they've been through! Miss them so much already!
P.S. Before starting this series, you may watch "PeteKao 1-3 of Kiss Me Again" from GMMTV official youtube channel first, you will definitely understand and love the characters even more!!
I dont mean to be that person, but this is so much better than the JP version. Don't get me wrong, the JP one gave me tingles, but the Thai one is just top tier. The production, the acting, cinematography is really great. Each episode keeps getting better and better. The second couple, Jinta and Min, are killing it too. TayNew have always been my favourite BL couple and i was worried their onscreen chemistry had already fizzled out, since they hadnt acted together in a long time - so happy they proved me wrong.
This is a must watch and is a breath of fresh air from the trending 18+ BL series.
I love that the episodes are longer than 30 mins. That's definitely a plus. I recognized the couple from another series I watched recently and Ive always liked their chemistry. The description of this show isn't completely correct, I'm assuming a language barrier on their behalf. I'm giving it a 7 star now as we have JUST started. So far so good.
Overall Review Interminable is a refreshing and well-crafted historical drama series. The storytelling unfolds gradually in each episode, allowing the narrative to develop naturally with clear cause-and-effect relationships. Although the series is only lightly inspired by historical contexts, the time period is immediately recognizable through its meticulous production design. The costumes and set design alone clearly reflect the era, and this aspect deserves special praise for its authenticity and attention to detail.
In terms of characters and performances, I have followed the cast since their previous work in The Sign, and they once again deliver strong and convincing performances in this series. The actors successfully convey emotional depth, making it easy for viewers to connect with and empathize with their characters. The intimate scenes between the main couple are handled with great sensitivity and emotional intention. Rather than focusing on explicit physicality, these moments emphasize closeness, emotional reasoning, and character motivation, resulting in scenes that feel meaningful and beautifully presented.
The soundtrack is another standout element of the series. It blends traditional Thai musical elements seamlessly with emotional scoring that complements the characters' inner states. The music significantly enhances the overall viewing experience. In particular, the theme song Interminable, performed by Prang Prangthip, is exceptionally beautiful and fits the tone and atmosphere of the series perfectly.
Overall, Interminable is a high-quality drama series that I would highly recommend. It is thoughtfully produced, emotionally engaging, and stands out as another strong addition to the genre. The series is available for streaming on iQIYI.
Peach Lover is a soft, intimate BL that follows two characters searching for their place in the world. Through Po, who experiences many emotional firsts, and Sasom, a former collector looking for meaning, the series builds a quiet yet powerful connection.
What makes it stand out is its honesty: no manipulation, just open communication and space to grow. The slow, sensual pacing lets the audience evolve alongside the characters.
Visually, the contrast between warm and cold tones reflects their emotional journey, leading to a brighter, more open ending.
More than a romance, Peach Lover is about being seen, understood, and finally existing through someone else's eyes.
In short... I'm a huge fan.
Masterpiece!
So, my friend suggested that I watch this one and I'm SO glad that I did... It was AMAZING! Where do I even begin?
The childhood flashbacks throughout the show, the characters, the relatable and extremely beautiful love story, the chemistry between them?! It was all SO unbelievably GOOD! I HIGHLY recommend this one (and Sneak Me in Your Closet My Prince and Sneak Me in Your Closet Lost in Deja Vu) if you also love a great BL drama!
This is Fort and Peat's third collaboration.
They star in this drama produced by Tri Creation.
Completely different from the previous two films, this is a dark romance between Kelvin (Peat), who loves and obsesses over Vier (Fort), and Vier, who rejects him.
Both Fort and Peat are even more expressive than in the previous two films.
Kelvin's appearance at the beginning of Ep2 was particularly frightening.
I recommend watching Ep1 and Ep2 back to back, as you can see the emotional conflict between Vier and Kelvin.
This series had me hooked with its first episode that showed a different side of cinema-a side that recognises sexual abuse, social stigmatisation, and discrimination.
We see a lot of (mainly emotional) pain, especially in Ice and Saint as they look back on their shared past, the highs they experienced together and the lows they had to get through alone.
Within the first half of the series, there are lots of flashbacks to give us an increasingly clearer idea of just how much pain both protagonists went through after they were forcefully broken up. We also see misunderstandings of the past being resolved through hard, honest conversations.
The second half of the series is dedicated to the challenges they face after resolving those misunderstandings. They question whether to give their love a second chance and whether they can defend their love against the world this time around. This is also emphasised by Ice's best friend's student short film the protagonists star in, that is set in the 90s, with a story that is quite similar to their own im regards to the hardships they face.
While there are many sweet moments in-between, this series explicitly revolves around serious topics, such as suicide, hate crimes, rape/sexual harassment and assault, rejection, and forced prostitution. Those topics are handled with care and insight-they might show you a side you never considered before.
However, if these topics are triggers for you, refrain from watching this series no matter how good it is-put your mental well-being first!
To lighten the mood, there are two side-couples with quite a good amount of screen time as well: Two of their male costars who have difficulties about their transition from friends to lovers and their director and producer (both female students) who becomes a really sweet, affectionate couple.
All in all, l am quite impressed by the story as it is a very realistic one as well. The cinematography is great most of the time and so is the acting. I will definitely watch it again in the future.
Cat for Cash is one of those rare dramas that quietly pulls you in and then absolutely devastates you-in the gentlest, most unexpected way.
At first glance, it plays like a quirky, feel-good BL rom-com:
Lynx, an interpreter who resents his late mother and hates cats, is forced to take over her debt-ridden cat café. To clear the debt, he ends up working with Tiger-a kind-hearted (and very handsome) debt collector who loves cats and can somehow understand their meows. It's an odd, almost whimsical premise, but the series handles it with surprising sincerity and emotional depth.
What starts as an enemies-to-lovers setup gradually unfolds into a deeply personal story about grief, abandonment, and reconciliation.
The emotional turning point comes early with the death of Lynx's mother, Je Meow. Her passing doesn't just set the plot in motion-it defines it. Lynx's grief is messy, layered with resentment and unresolved pain. He isn't just mourning her death; he's mourning a relationship that never felt whole.
As the series progresses, the café becomes more than just a setting-it becomes a space of healing. The cats, each with distinct personalities, act as emotional bridges between Lynx and the memories he's been trying to avoid.
One of the most devastating arcs involves Grandma Juju, Lynx's first adopted cat. In a heartbreaking moment, Lynx finally gains the ability to understand cats-just in time to hear Juju thank him and say goodbye before passing away.
That scene is quietly brutal. No over-the-top dramatics-just raw, restrained emotion that hits deeply.
Equally powerful is Lynx's reconciliation with his mother.
Through memories, conversations, and the lives she left behind, he begins to understand her love in a way he never could before. It's not a clean resolution-but it's honest, and that's what makes it land.
At the heart of the series is the relationship between Lynx and Tiger.
Unlike many BLs that rely on external conflict or drawn-out misunderstandings, their connection develops organically-through silence, shared routines, and small acts of care. It's a slow burn that prioritises emotional intimacy over physical expression.
Tiger stands out as a refreshing male lead. Despite being a debt collector, he's gentle, emotionally intuitive, and deeply compassionate-especially when it comes to Lynx and the cats. There's also a subtle but powerful layer to his character: his love for cats despite being allergic to them. It becomes a metaphor for loving something fully, even when you can't hold it close.
Lynx, on the other hand, carries the emotional weight of the story. His journey-from guarded, resentful, and emotionally distant to someone capable of accepting love-is the strongest arc in the series.
That said, the romance may feel understated for some viewers. The series leans heavily into emotional connection, with minimal physical affection. It's a deliberate choice-artistic and refreshing-but it does leave the relationship sitting in a slightly ambiguous space at times.
The series is anchored by the chemistry and restraint of its leads: First Kanaphan as Tiger delivers a soft, grounded performance filled with warmth and quiet sincerity.
Khaoutung Thanawat as Lynx offers a more subdued, internalised portrayal-proving his range with a performance that relies on silence as much as dialogue. Satang Kittiphop as Leo adds tension and emotional contrast. Fresh Arisara as Je Meow leaves a lasting impression-her presence is comforting, even in absence. Even the names of the characters are feline and I love it.
Directed by Kornphom Niyomsilp, the series takes a more intimate, character-driven approach. It avoids flashy storytelling in favour of quiet, reflective moments.
The screenplay by Pongsate Lucksameepong and Nichapat Buranadilok is one of its strongest elements. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing characters to breathe and relationships to develop naturally. Instead of forcing drama, it builds emotional investment through routine, silence, and subtle gestures.
Visually, the series leans into warm tones, soft lighting, and intimate framing. The cat café feels like a sanctuary-filled with memory, affection, and unresolved pain. The cinematography often feels like watching memories unfold rather than scenes.
The soundtrack deserves special mention. It's subtle but incredibly effective-knowing exactly when to hold back and when to amplify emotion. Even the opening credits, featuring the cats in playful montages, set the tone beautitully.
At its core, Cat for Cash explores: Grief and unresolved family trauma, forgiveness and reconciliation, found family and love in its quietest, most patient form. It also uses cats as a central metaphor-representing independence, distance, and silent affection. The relationship between Lynx and Tiger mirrors this beautifully: one distant and guarded, the other open and quietly persistent.
In a genre often driven by high drama and big twists, Cat for Cash chooses a softer path. It's smaller in scale, slower in pace, and far more intimate in execution.
It won't be for everyone-especially if you're expecting a more conventional BL with clear romantic milestones. But if you're open to something quieter, more reflective, and deeply emotional, this series delivers.
It doesn't scream for attention. It doesn't force its impact.
It simply stays with you.
I laughed, I cried... and then I cried again. And for a story this gentle to leave that kind of mark-that's something special.
Mind blowing awesome fire and sizzling chemistry, worth watching
I'll miss them. Fan xiao carried his
character way greater being a beginner in this industry. And you Shulang was the perfect lead character besides fan xiao, their charismatic personality suits each other. Hoping to see more from them.
I had already seen actor Jeong Ri U, who plays Jeonghan, somewhere and at first I didn't know whether to hate or love him, because from a despot and a rude man he gradually turned out to be an unhappy loving lamb. In any case, he charmed me over the course not only with how he portrayed the character, but also with his aura, appearance, tall figure, long fingers. In the dark beginning, in his apartment that looked like a poorly lit pharmacy, he sexually abused his half-cousin llya, whom the creators hit on the head with a frying pan so that he would have the affine up to his eyes and look like E.T. at first. But everything gradually changed, especially with the incredible turn in the characters' behavior. I fell in love with both of them. There were also small flaws in the processing and details, but that was not important. What was important was how addictive the whole story made me with the Korean acting's austere coldness and unmistakable deep-sounding language ... just great.
I also really liked Suhyo- the cafe manager with his beautiful Korean face, this time without affine. Great satisfaction.
I'm genuinely surprised (in the best way) by what GMMTV has created with this series. Only 7 episodes are out so far (out of 12) but it has already made a strong impression(on me). It's a beautifully crafted period drama and if you're familiar with the history between France and Thailand, the storyline becomes even more meaningful. What really stands out is how well the show captures the essence of that era. The setting, the costumes, the atmosphere and everything feels authentic and immersive. The first lead couple is my favorite, also their story feels deep and emotionally engaging. But the second lead couple also holds their own and both pairs have fantastic chemistry. The performances across the board are solid, every actor has done a great job so far. This series has real potential. It gives you a genuine feeling something that lingers after you watch it. GMMTV definitely deserves credit for stepping out of their usual zone and delivering such a quality historical drama. Can't wait to see how the remaining episodes unfold!!
My English is not good but I still want to write a few words because the movie touched my feelings.
I have never paid to support any drama but this is the first drama I have loved so much.
I bought the episodes, the actors acted so emotionally, they worked so well together.
I am obsessed with them, l am immersed in the emotions they bring, it makes me want to love them too.
I hope the drama becomes more famous so that everyone can see the efforts of the actors and the drama. They deserve to be famous.
Please give Smart and Boom more chances to act together.
Their chemistry is great.
Looking forward to their upcoming movies, i'm willing to pay.