7/10 Too much gratuitous sex, but nice twist ending Started off with a mystery and the premise makes the viewer root for certain characters. The unravelling of the mystery was entertaining to watch because of all the plot twists. The social injustice narrative became a bit too heavy with the sadistic abuse of the servants, and there never seemed to be any way out. The social injustice narrative became a bit too heavy with the sadistic abuse of the servants, and the tiresome part of it is the fact that there never seemed to be any way out. They all had to endure it because of the poverty back at home, and the seemingly high wages that "compensated" for the "back-breaking labour." In spite of that explanation, it's hard to believe that money is enough to motivate someone stay at this job when some of the abuse could maim them for life, making it difficult for them to continue earning any income at all. The acting was quite convincing for the most part, for both sides of villains and protagonists. Thanavate Siriwattanagul, who plays Mawin, stood out for me. The characterization of the servants was quite one-dimensional for all of them, so one cannot say that they had much acting to sell to begin with. Ending was satisfying, although a bit too fantastical.
10/10 Woah. ABSOLUTE CINEMAA!! I'm usually not one to watch Thai dramas but i decided to give this one a shot and it did NOT disappoint. Although i did get bored a couple of times, the anticipation kept me LOCKED IN. I seriously had no clue who was the killer but damn that shocked me. It was good, interesting. I wanted a bit more romance between Dalah and Sarath, but eh. I also wanted a bit more clearance on Risa and Kris and also Dalah's dad. But for one of my few first thai drams, this kept me on the edge of my seat till the end. The cinematography was also amazing. The intros and the details to the flowers were gorgeous! Overall, great.
8/10 Dying for season 2 The series actually has some similarities, as well as differences with the film edition. Overall, it's worth watching and interesting, I was on the edge of my seat, despite few illogical scenes.
9/10 Growing Pains, Rebellion, and the Pulse of Youth Bold and unflinching, Hormones: Wai Wawun dives into the chaos of adolescence, capturing the thrills, mistakes, and heartbreaks that shape a generation. This Thai coming-of-age film follows a group of high school students as they navigate love, friendship, and identity during one transformative summer. Rather than focusing on a single protagonist, the film interweaves multiple storylines-from first love and jealousy to ambition and insecurity-mirroring the fragmented yet vibrant nature of teenage life. The film's strength lies in its honesty. It doesn't shy away from depicting awkward moments, impulsive decisions, and emotional turbulence. By balancing humor with tenderness, it presents adolescence as both messy and meaningful. The young ensemble cast delivers natural, heartfelt performances that allow viewers to see themselves in the characters' struggles and dreams. Cinematography emphasizes the energy of youth, with bright cityscapes, buzzing schoolyards, and intimate closeups reflecting the highs and lows of teenage emotions. The soundtrack complements this vibrancy, amplifying moments of joy and melancholy. While some storylines feel underdeveloped due to the ensemble structure, the film's emotional authenticity outweighs its narrative imperfections. Ultimately, Hormones: Wai Wawun succeeds as both entertainment and social reflection, pushing boundaries for Thai teen cinema by portraying adolescence with rare candor. Rating: 9/10 - A daring, heartfelt, and relatable coming-of-age film that resonates across generations, making it one of Thailand's most memorable youth dramas.
9/10 Growing Pains, Rebellion, and the Pulse of Youth Bold and unflinching, Hormones: Wai Wawun dives into the chaos of adolescence, capturing the thrills, mistakes, and heartbreaks that shape a generation. This Thai coming-of-age film follows a group of high school students as they navigate love, friendship, and identity during one transformative summer. Rather than focusing on a single protagonist, the film interweaves multiple storylines-from first love and jealousy to ambition and insecurity-mirroring the fragmented yet vibrant nature of teenage life. The film's strength lies in its honesty. It doesn't shy away from depicting awkward moments, impulsive decisions, and emotional turbulence. By balancing humor with tenderness, it presents adolescence as both messy and meaningful. The young ensemble cast delivers natural, heartfelt performances that allow viewers to see themselves in the characters' struggles and dreams. Cinematography emphasizes the energy of youth, with bright cityscapes, buzzing schoolyards, and intimate closeups reflecting the highs and lows of teenage emotions. The soundtrack complements this vibrancy, amplifying moments of joy and melancholy. While some storylines feel underdeveloped due to the ensemble structure, the film's emotional authenticity outweighs its narrative imperfections. Ultimately, Hormones: Wai Wawun succeeds as both entertainment and social reflection, pushing boundaries for Thai teen cinema by portraying adolescence with rare candor. Rating: 9/10 - A daring, heartfelt, and relatable coming-of-age film that resonates across generations, making it one of Thailand's most memorable youth dramas.
10/10 I need a seque!!!! I've been watching the trailer on repeat since it first dropped, and after finally seeing the full movie, I can honestly say it exceeded all my expectations. What stood out to me the most was the way it explored the theme of self-acceptance. The characters aren't perfect-they make mistakes, they have tears, and they face struggles-but that's what makes them so real and relatable. The film reminds us that it's okay to be flawed, and that we don't need to hide our insecurities from the people who care about us. Vulnerability isn't weakness-it's a kind of strength. And sometimes, showing our true selves, even the parts we think are "too much," is exactly what helps us grow and connect more deeply with others. The music was another huge highlight for me. Every song was super catchy and I've already added several tracks to my Spotify playlist. I also loved the performance scenes-they were dynamic, visually stunning, and full of personality. Visually, the film is breathtaking. The character designs, costumes, and animation are all so detailed and vibrant. You can clearly see the love and effort that went into every frame. Each character has a distinct style that reflects their personality, and the fusion of K-pop aesthetics with demon-hunting action creates a world that feels both exciting and immersive. And I can't forget to mention the "enemies to lovers" subplot-it had me hooked from the start! That kind of dynamic is one of my favorites, and this one was done so well. The chemistry, the tension, the emotional payoff... it gave me all the feels. I laughed, I teared up, and I was totally invested in their journey. By the end, I was left wanting more-and honestly, I really hope there's a sequel on the way.
9/10 9 for the male lead acting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Series was good to watch during home quarantine.. Especially loved the male lead's acting. Though the mindset of the character's decisions were not quite clear and understandable. Certain aspects looked so childish like when the female lead sees the male lead with her bra wrapped around his eyes, she gets upset about him lying rather than what she saw in front of her..Any other person would have considered him to be a pervert. And there is no explanation as to why the leads like each other.. But if u don't mind the loopholes ND is a fan of Nanon's acting then this is the series for you. Nice film, The aktor and film is So Good. I love nanon S0000000000000 muchhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I tend to stay away from TV shows with lots of subtitles, usually to my detriment, but when I saw they had created Shogun I had to try. I'm glad I did. Literally after 20 mins of the first episode I was fully engrossed to the point I forgot it had subtitles. The production, acting, storyline, everything about this show ozzes class, emotion, depth and attention to detail. It's like being transported back to the beginning of 17th century Japan, the culture, customs and way of life on full display. The real genius of the novel and this TV show is the story of the westerner in the East, though his eyes you take the journey with him and also you grow with him as you slowly appreciate the resilience, dedication and honour of the Japanese people. I highly recommend this show, it's a worthy winner of every award it has won, all that's left to say is ...roll on season 2!
10/10 Based on memoirs; enjoyable and a peek into Japanese culture. I lived in Japan during this time, as a foreigner, a lot of the mistrust and prejudice is accurate. The corporate life is fast paced and grueling. I saw some reviews complain about all the smoking portrayed, I would say it's actually pretty toned down. The majority of adult males in Japan smoke, and English is taught from a young age, people in Tokyo especially have some basic knowledge of it. Fascinating glimpse into this world, really enjoy it so far.
10/10 A Powerful Film!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Beware of potential triggering scenes. I agree that this film is misclassified. It is not a romance. However, with that said, this is a powerful film that demonstrates how rumors and sexual assault can destroy lives. Feelings of shame and humiliation, self-blame, social ostracism, and the physical, mental, emotional, and psychological effects that sexual assault has on a victim. The film also shows how such an event affects the family and friends. It doesn't just hurt one; it hurts everyone. Even the community (the college students) in which it occurs. Acting is outstanding, the script phenomenal, and the production value is excellent. Well done to the cast and crew!
10/10 An incredibly captivating and thrilling series An incredibly captivating and thrilling series that follows the life of a young man with magical powers. The first episode sets the stage for an exciting journey filled with mystery, intrigue, and unexpected twists and turns. The production value of the series is top-notch, with stunning visuals and impressive special effects that bring the magical world to life. The 2 main characters are well-developed and their acting is superb, with each cast member delivering a standout performance. If you have ever watched Win and Prim's previous dramas, you can see the good breakthrough in this series. Win Metawin's acting in Enigma has been widely praised by both audiences and critics alike. He delivers a convincing and nuanced performance, bringing depth and authenticity to his character. Win Metawin's portrayal of the main character in Enigma is a testament to his skills as an actor and has definitely helped to elevate the series to new heights. Similarly, Prim's acting in Enigma has also been well-received by viewers and critics. She brings a natural and heartfelt performance to her role, balancing vulnerability and strength in her portrayal of her character. Prim's chemistry with Win Metawin on screen is also noteworthy, contributing to the overall success of the series. Overall, Prim's acting in Enigma has been a positive addition to the show and has helped to bring the story and characters to life. Overall, Enigma is a must-watch for anyone who loves fantasy and mystery. With its gripping storyline, stunning visuals, and talented cast, it's sure to become a fan favorite. I highly recommend giving this series a chance, as it's bound to leave you spellbound.
Season 2 may not have the novelty of the first, but it deepens the relationship in a satisfying way. Watching Toma and Natsume support each other as partners and professionals is genuinely heartwarming, and their chemistry remains as strong as ever. The pacing slows in the middle and some workplace storylines drag longer than necessary, yet the emotional moments and touching finale make it worthwhile. A comforting sequel that rewards fans invested in this couple.
9/10 Refreshingly different and surprisingly heartfelt
Cosmetic Playlover exceeded my expectations with its unique workplace setting and charming romance. The chemistry between the leads is fantastic, making every interaction feel natural and heartfelt as they grow together. Despite only having eight episodes, the story never feels rushed, balancing sweet moments with emotional character development. A few repetitive conflicts and a slightly underwhelming finale keep it from perfection, but it’s still a warm, engaging J-BL that stands out from the usual formula.
10/10 10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't care about the critics I loved this series period.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Holly yes am very man about the fact I love Rand the follower and Paxton in of life dear very much so more and less so much for me to be with me ondesa Pentecost and then we are going back yard lalby for you to the follower of the house to the beast and then the beast it is me oh I know it is sup girls and boys over flower f4 thailand miss kiss you doing a good job of making your life better than ever before me your special day is sup I have been trying for a long time but not yet done so much so more guys are going on way to better this year I think we will be friends with me and you can go out there.
10/10 A masterpeice with the motto "Educate, Don't hate" If i describe this show in just one word, it should be "Prefection". This is a beautiful coming of age story where the main characters somehow ends up living as housemates because of their mutual love for movies and start to gradually develop feelings for each other. Must sound hella cliche, right? But trust me it's not. This show constantly keeps on teaching you what is the right and the wrong way to be an ally of the LGBTQ community. This show teaches people, especially youngsters who are still in the process of discovering their sexuality, that it's okay and there is nothing wrong with them. You can also see how the societal pressure has been ruining their lives. Overall, you can clearly see that the show's primary motive was never to generate quick cash which is almost always the aim behind most of the BL series because BL genre is quite famous, but this show intended more to create awareness and to educate. Almost every person I know belonging to the community and who have seen this show have always felt an instant connection to either Vlad or Karl. The way the show mentions certain metaphors and form a connection of those with the main characters, is pretty awesome. The music used is beautiful and lyrics always match the mood of the scenes. The actors have done a BRILLIANT job portraying the characters. Overall, i feel like its a must watch for every BL enthusiast. It is my favourite BL series ever besides Skam Norway. But even if you are not a BL genre enthusiast, just try 1 episode and l am sure you will be tempted to watch more and more and more. This is a really good show with good humour and will make you feel all sorts of emotions. Even though season 1 finale is not out yet, but i already can't wait for season 2
9/10 The best of Studio Wabi Sabi This was really an awesome showcase of the talents of Wabi Sabi's artists (and Perth Tanapon). There are 7 emotionally charged stories, intertwined by family and friend relationships. We get some comedy, drama, and a full range of human emotion. The stories were touching and the acting was really good! I think this series was a great way to show the depth of their talent, including the bench. When you match these wonderful actors with good writing and direction, you get amazing results. I thoroughly enjoyed every episode. Favorite scene was Perth's, when he presses the button to friend Fairy's character on FB. That nervous energy and glee when she accepts the request was SO raw and relatable.i got nervous with him!
8/10 Youth Although the play is only seen for Pick and Rome, the male and female hosts are also very good. Although some stories are true, it's a bit of a headache 555+ The ignorance and confusion about love between the vice CP is well explained. I once liked girls and suddenly found that I fell in love with boys. This is probably that | like you regardless of gender. The complex emotional road between the master and the CP is worrying, especially the life after the male master goes to practice after graduation, and the intrusion of another girl...
9/10 A beautiful anthology about the challenges that couples face This is a beautiful white series with lots of comedy and tenderness that explores hardships that long term couples face. Each of the 5 episodes is centered on a different aspect of relationships and is portrayed by a couple that was formed on another show. 1. Pick and Rome from Senior secret love puppy honey will explore the challenge of not being able to understand each other's way of living in perhaps the funniest episode of all. 2. In and Sun from My dear loser, edge of 17 will face the consequences of fear of commitment in a funny and tender episode. 3. Tee and the adorable Mork (I had to say it) from Cause you're my boy will be challenged by trust and jealousy. 4. Pete and Kao from Kiss me the series and Dark blue kiss will be faced with routine and fighting. 5. And Arthit and Kongpop from Sotus will have to work out of their relationship will be able to withstand longterm distance in perhaps the most poignant of the episodes. And for those who doubt the ability of these guys to act, watch in this episode the scene where Krist (Arthit) breaks down on the riverside, it made my heart sink to my stomach. I'm not pony one to give a 9 easily at all. This series is not high art or Shakespeare, it's a a white romantic comedy about relationships. But it's very good at it and in each episode you laugh, you feel for them, you get a nice story and a nice smile on your face when the credits roll. Also a good photography and music to fit each episode. A well rounded job.
REBOOT quickly became one of my favorite J-dramas of the year. The story wastes no time pulling you into its mystery, with constant twists, strong character development, and a pace that keeps every episode engaging. The cast is outstanding, especially Suzuki Ryohei and Toda Erika, who deliver unforgettable performances. While a few reveals can be guessed early, the emotional impact and gripping finale make the journey worthwhile. A must-watch for fans of suspense and investigation.
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Started off with a mystery and the premise makes the viewer root for certain characters. The unravelling of the mystery was entertaining to watch because of all the plot twists.
The social injustice narrative became a bit too heavy with the sadistic abuse of the servants, and there never seemed to be any way out. The social injustice narrative became a bit too heavy with the sadistic abuse of the servants, and the tiresome part of it is the fact that there never seemed to be any way out. They all had to endure it because of the poverty back at home, and the seemingly high wages that
"compensated" for the "back-breaking labour." In spite of that explanation, it's hard to believe that money is enough to motivate someone stay at this job when some of the abuse could maim them for life, making it difficult for them to continue earning any income at all.
The acting was quite convincing for the most part, for both sides of villains and protagonists. Thanavate Siriwattanagul, who plays Mawin, stood out for me. The characterization of the servants was quite one-dimensional for all of them, so one cannot say that they had much acting to sell to begin with.
Ending was satisfying, although a bit too fantastical.
ABSOLUTE CINEMAA!!
I'm usually not one to watch Thai dramas but i decided to give this one a shot and it did NOT disappoint. Although i did get bored a couple of times, the anticipation kept me LOCKED IN. I seriously had no clue who was the killer but damn that shocked me. It was good, interesting. I wanted a bit more romance between Dalah and Sarath, but eh. I also wanted a bit more clearance on Risa and Kris and also Dalah's dad. But for one of my few first thai drams, this kept me on the edge of my seat till the end. The cinematography was also amazing. The intros and the details to the flowers were gorgeous! Overall, great.
The series actually has some similarities, as well as differences with the film edition. Overall, it's worth watching and interesting, I was on the edge of my seat, despite few illogical scenes.
Bold and unflinching, Hormones: Wai Wawun dives into the chaos of adolescence, capturing the thrills, mistakes, and heartbreaks that shape a generation.
This Thai coming-of-age film follows a group of high school students as they navigate love, friendship, and identity during one transformative summer. Rather than focusing on a single protagonist, the film interweaves multiple storylines-from first love and jealousy to ambition and insecurity-mirroring the fragmented yet vibrant nature of teenage life.
The film's strength lies in its honesty. It doesn't shy away from depicting awkward moments, impulsive decisions, and emotional turbulence. By balancing humor with tenderness, it presents adolescence as both messy and meaningful. The young ensemble cast delivers natural, heartfelt performances that allow viewers to see themselves in the characters' struggles and dreams.
Cinematography emphasizes the energy of youth, with bright cityscapes, buzzing schoolyards, and intimate closeups reflecting the highs and lows of teenage emotions. The soundtrack complements this vibrancy, amplifying moments of joy and melancholy. While some storylines feel underdeveloped due to the ensemble structure, the film's emotional authenticity outweighs its narrative imperfections.
Ultimately, Hormones: Wai Wawun succeeds as both entertainment and social reflection, pushing boundaries for Thai teen cinema by portraying adolescence with rare candor.
Rating: 9/10 - A daring, heartfelt, and relatable coming-of-age film that resonates across generations, making it one of Thailand's most memorable youth dramas.
Bold and unflinching, Hormones: Wai Wawun dives into the chaos of adolescence, capturing the thrills, mistakes, and heartbreaks that shape a generation.
This Thai coming-of-age film follows a group of high school students as they navigate love, friendship, and identity during one transformative summer. Rather than focusing on a single protagonist, the film interweaves multiple storylines-from first love and jealousy to ambition and insecurity-mirroring the fragmented yet vibrant nature of teenage life.
The film's strength lies in its honesty. It doesn't shy away from depicting awkward moments, impulsive decisions, and emotional turbulence. By balancing humor with tenderness, it presents adolescence as both messy and meaningful. The young ensemble cast delivers natural, heartfelt performances that allow viewers to see themselves in the characters' struggles and dreams.
Cinematography emphasizes the energy of youth, with bright cityscapes, buzzing schoolyards, and intimate closeups reflecting the highs and lows of teenage emotions. The soundtrack complements this vibrancy, amplifying moments of joy and melancholy. While some storylines feel underdeveloped due to the ensemble structure, the film's emotional authenticity outweighs its narrative imperfections.
Ultimately, Hormones: Wai Wawun succeeds as both entertainment and social reflection, pushing boundaries for Thai teen cinema by portraying adolescence with rare candor.
Rating: 9/10 - A daring, heartfelt, and relatable coming-of-age film that resonates across generations, making it one of Thailand's most memorable youth dramas.
I've been watching the trailer on repeat since it first dropped, and after finally seeing the full movie, I can honestly say it exceeded all my expectations. What stood out to me the most was the way it explored the theme of self-acceptance. The characters aren't perfect-they make mistakes, they have tears, and they face struggles-but that's what makes them so real and relatable. The film reminds us that it's okay to be flawed, and that we don't need to hide our insecurities from the people who care about us. Vulnerability isn't weakness-it's a kind of strength. And sometimes, showing our true selves, even the parts we think are "too much," is exactly what helps us grow and connect more deeply with others.
The music was another huge highlight for me. Every song was super catchy and I've already added several tracks to my Spotify playlist. I also loved the performance scenes-they were dynamic, visually stunning, and full of personality.
Visually, the film is breathtaking. The character designs, costumes, and animation are all so detailed and vibrant. You can clearly see the love and effort that went into every frame. Each character has a distinct style that reflects their personality, and the fusion of K-pop aesthetics with demon-hunting action creates a world that feels both exciting and immersive.
And I can't forget to mention the "enemies to lovers" subplot-it had me hooked from the start! That kind of dynamic is one of my favorites, and this one was done so well. The chemistry, the tension, the emotional payoff... it gave me all the feels. I laughed, I teared up, and I was totally invested in their journey. By the end, I was left wanting more-and honestly, I really hope there's a sequel on the way.
Series was good to watch during home quarantine..
Especially loved the male lead's acting.
Though the mindset of the character's decisions were not quite clear and understandable.
Certain aspects looked so childish like when the female lead sees the male lead with her bra wrapped around his eyes, she gets upset about him lying rather than what she saw in front of her..Any other person would have considered him to be a pervert.
And there is no explanation as to why the leads like each other..
But if u don't mind the loopholes ND is a fan of Nanon's acting then this is the series for you.
Nice film, The aktor and film is So Good. I love nanon
S0000000000000 muchhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I lived in Japan during this time, as a foreigner, a lot of the mistrust and prejudice is accurate. The corporate life is fast paced and grueling. I saw some reviews complain about all the smoking portrayed, I would say it's actually pretty toned down. The majority of adult males in Japan smoke, and English is taught from a young age, people in Tokyo especially have some basic knowledge of it. Fascinating glimpse into this world, really enjoy it so far.
Beware of potential triggering scenes. I agree that this film is misclassified. It is not a romance. However, with that said, this is a powerful film that demonstrates how rumors and sexual assault can destroy lives. Feelings of shame and humiliation, self-blame, social ostracism, and the physical, mental, emotional, and psychological effects that sexual assault has on a victim. The film also shows how such an event affects the family and friends. It doesn't just hurt one; it hurts everyone. Even the community (the college students) in which it occurs. Acting is outstanding, the script phenomenal, and the production value is excellent.
Well done to the cast and crew!
An incredibly captivating and thrilling series that follows the life of a young man with magical powers. The first episode sets the stage for an exciting journey filled with mystery, intrigue, and unexpected twists and turns.
The production value of the series is top-notch, with stunning visuals and impressive special effects that bring the magical world to life. The 2 main characters are well-developed and their acting is superb, with each cast member delivering a standout performance. If you have ever watched Win and Prim's previous dramas, you can see the good breakthrough in this series.
Win Metawin's acting in Enigma has been widely praised by both audiences and critics alike. He delivers a convincing and nuanced performance, bringing depth and authenticity to his character. Win Metawin's portrayal of the main character in Enigma is a testament to his skills as an actor and has definitely helped to elevate the series to new heights.
Similarly, Prim's acting in Enigma has also been well-received by viewers and critics. She brings a natural and heartfelt performance to her role, balancing vulnerability and strength in her portrayal of her character. Prim's chemistry with Win Metawin on screen is also noteworthy, contributing to the overall success of the series. Overall, Prim's acting in Enigma has been a positive addition to the show and has helped to bring the story and characters to life.
Overall, Enigma is a must-watch for anyone who loves fantasy and mystery. With its gripping storyline, stunning visuals, and talented cast, it's sure to become a fan favorite.
I highly recommend giving this series a chance, as it's bound to leave you spellbound.
Season 2 may not have the novelty of the first, but it deepens the relationship in a satisfying way. Watching Toma and Natsume support each other as partners and professionals is genuinely heartwarming, and their chemistry remains as strong as ever. The pacing slows in the middle and some workplace storylines drag longer than necessary, yet the emotional moments and touching finale make it worthwhile. A comforting sequel that rewards fans invested in this couple.
Cosmetic Playlover exceeded my expectations with its unique workplace setting and charming romance. The chemistry between the leads is fantastic, making every interaction feel natural and heartfelt as they grow together. Despite only having eight episodes, the story never feels rushed, balancing sweet moments with emotional character development. A few repetitive conflicts and a slightly underwhelming finale keep it from perfection, but it’s still a warm, engaging J-BL that stands out from the usual formula.
I don't care about the critics I loved this series period.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Holly yes am very man about the fact I love
Rand the
follower and Paxton in of life dear very much so more and less so much for me to be with me ondesa Pentecost and then we are going back yard lalby for you to the follower
of the house to the beast
and then the beast
it is
me oh I know it is sup girls and boys over flower f4 thailand miss kiss
you doing a good job of making your life
better than ever before me your special day is sup
I have
been trying for a long time but not yet done so much so more guys are going on way to better this year
I think we
will be friends with me and you can go out there.
If i describe this show in just one word, it should be
"Prefection". This is a beautiful coming of age story where the main characters somehow ends up living as housemates because of their mutual love for movies and start to gradually develop feelings for each other. Must sound hella cliche, right? But trust me it's not. This show constantly keeps on teaching you what is the right and the wrong way to be an ally of the LGBTQ community. This show teaches people, especially youngsters who are still in the process of discovering their sexuality, that it's okay and there is nothing wrong with them. You can also see how the societal pressure has been ruining their lives. Overall, you can clearly see that the show's primary motive was never to generate quick cash which is almost always the aim behind most of the BL series because BL genre is quite famous, but this show intended more to create awareness and to educate.
Almost every person I know belonging to the community and who have seen this show have always felt an instant connection to either Vlad or Karl. The way the show mentions certain metaphors and form a connection of those with the main characters, is pretty awesome. The music used is beautiful and lyrics always match the mood of the scenes. The actors have done a BRILLIANT job portraying the characters. Overall, i feel like its a must watch for every BL enthusiast. It is my favourite BL series ever besides Skam Norway. But even if you are not a BL genre enthusiast, just try 1 episode and l am sure you will be tempted to watch more and more and more. This is a really good show with good humour and will make you feel all sorts of emotions.
Even though season 1 finale is not out yet, but i already can't wait for season 2
This was really an awesome showcase of the talents of Wabi Sabi's artists (and Perth Tanapon). There are 7 emotionally charged stories, intertwined by family and friend relationships. We get some comedy, drama, and a full range of human emotion. The stories were touching and the acting was really good!
I think this series was a great way to show the depth of their talent, including the bench. When you match these wonderful actors with good writing and direction, you get amazing results. I thoroughly enjoyed every episode.
Favorite scene was Perth's, when he presses the button to friend Fairy's character on FB. That nervous energy and glee when she accepts the request was SO raw and relatable.i got nervous with him!
Although the play is only seen for Pick and Rome, the male and female hosts are also very good. Although some stories are true, it's a bit of a headache 555+
The ignorance and confusion about love between the vice
CP is well explained. I once liked girls and suddenly found that I fell in love with boys. This is probably that | like you regardless of gender.
The complex emotional road between the master and the CP is worrying, especially the life after the male master goes to practice after graduation, and the intrusion of another girl...
This is a beautiful white series with lots of comedy and tenderness that explores hardships that long term couples face. Each of the 5 episodes is centered on a different aspect of relationships and is portrayed by a couple that was formed on another show.
1. Pick and Rome from Senior secret love puppy honey will explore the challenge of not being able to understand each other's way of living in perhaps the funniest episode of all.
2. In and Sun from My dear loser, edge of 17 will face the consequences of fear of commitment in a funny and tender episode.
3. Tee and the adorable Mork (I had to say it) from Cause you're my boy will be challenged by trust and jealousy.
4. Pete and Kao from Kiss me the series and Dark blue kiss will be faced with routine and fighting.
5. And Arthit and Kongpop from Sotus will have to work out of their relationship will be able to withstand longterm distance in perhaps the most poignant of the episodes. And for those who doubt the ability of these guys to act, watch in this episode the scene where Krist (Arthit) breaks down on the riverside, it made my heart sink to my stomach.
I'm not pony one to give a 9 easily at all. This series is not high art or Shakespeare, it's a a white romantic comedy about relationships. But it's very good at it and in each episode you laugh, you feel for them, you get a nice story and a nice smile on your face when the credits roll. Also a good photography and music to fit each episode. A well rounded job.
REBOOT quickly became one of my favorite J-dramas of the year. The story wastes no time pulling you into its mystery, with constant twists, strong character development, and a pace that keeps every episode engaging. The cast is outstanding, especially Suzuki Ryohei and Toda Erika, who deliver unforgettable performances. While a few reveals can be guessed early, the emotional impact and gripping finale make the journey worthwhile. A must-watch for fans of suspense and investigation.