Its a good ending. I like that its left to interpretation.
In my interpretation, it was real for both of them at that time, but reality/maturity kicked in for Jae Ha, and they went their separate ways. Would it have have been sustainable if they stayed together - I dont know once the initial sparks of romance settle. Was it circumstantial - you can say that about most relationships. Acting was good.
I agree. I dont know why a story about flawed characters fearing intimacy makes people hysterical over here.
Its absurd if you think about it.
The thing is in real life people (we all are) are flawed and dont behave well a lot of the time - we behave emotionally, immaturely, dishonestly. Bad behaviour is almost normalised and accepted in the real world. (Can give so many examples). So why cant we accept flawed imperfect characters in dramas and try to understand them. Why are people freaking out here.
I'm the opposite. If its FICTION I accept and embrace flawed, messy, toxic, evil, as long as the character is interesting and entertaining and even educational. In real life, i have or try to have higher standards in acceptable behaviour (for myself and others).
I do believe Farrow & Ball have multiple, multiple branches in Seoul, Taipei and Bangkok! :)
laughed at this comment and then noticed the user name.
I had actually read your review for Eccentric Romance (i had placed that green tick) and it amused me enough to bookmark Eccentric Romance in viki.
Yes, it posed a dilemma for me. On one hand it kind of persuaded me to avoid, but made me curios enough to want to watch it for amusement value so I could really appreciate the review better.
I will most certainly go through your other reviews.
I watched this a while ago. It deserves a higher rating for an engaging story. Its a story about fear of intimacy and getting hurt. That fear leads to behaviour that is toxic. The characters are flawed, damaged from previous experiences and this explains their behaviour. I dont like the way that Sher hits out to express himself but that does not mean the show deserves to be panned because you dont like or approve of the character. I watch shows to learn and understand different characters. The damaged ones are more interesting. Imagine how boring it would be if all the cast were perfect. Then there would not be much of a story to tell.
Ignore the reviews. I would recommend this show. Its engaging. Its raw. Its worth watching.
The reviews were created by hysterical individuals. Its ridiculous to downvote a series for telling a story of flawed characters trying to come to terms with intimacy and trust
I didn't understand why Sherbert resorted to violence for everything. I mean he was always hitting that dude.
Learned behaviour. Unable to express himself, anger issues, and maybe that is how he was treated as a child. A few hypothesis I didnt like it either (hate violence) but I love the show for portraying damaged characters.
I compiled this handy guide for Thai BLs a while ago:https://kisskh.at/profile/sasameyuki1950/review/426632I…
Yours has become my favourite review along with this one below which has 567 likes. https://kisskh.at/profile/10112203/reviews I dont know if you have come across it but its funny as well. Its for Unforgotten night (part of Yoe Nim Love Syndrome universe - where I become familiar with Lee Long Shi). The review persuaded me to watch it.
In my interpretation, it was real for both of them at that time, but reality/maturity kicked in for Jae Ha, and they went their separate ways.
Would it have have been sustainable if they stayed together - I dont know once the initial sparks of romance settle. Was it circumstantial - you can say that about most relationships.
Acting was good.
The thing is in real life people (we all are) are flawed and dont behave well a lot of the time - we behave emotionally, immaturely, dishonestly. Bad behaviour is almost normalised and accepted in the real world. (Can give so many examples). So why cant we accept flawed imperfect characters in dramas and try to understand them. Why are people freaking out here.
I'm the opposite.
If its FICTION I accept and embrace flawed, messy, toxic, evil, as long as the character is interesting and entertaining and even educational. In real life, i have or try to have higher standards in acceptable behaviour (for myself and others).
I may revisit noir when i am braver.
I had actually read your review for Eccentric Romance (i had placed that green tick) and it amused me enough to bookmark Eccentric Romance in viki.
Yes, it posed a dilemma for me. On one hand it kind of persuaded me to avoid, but made me curios enough to want to watch it for amusement value so I could really appreciate the review better.
I will most certainly go through your other reviews.
I would love to see Top in another role. He was fantastic in Every you Every Me.
Its a story about fear of intimacy and getting hurt. That fear leads to behaviour that is toxic. The characters are flawed, damaged from previous experiences and this explains their behaviour. I dont like the way that Sher hits out to express himself but that does not mean the show deserves to be panned because you dont like or approve of the character. I watch shows to learn and understand different characters. The damaged ones are more interesting. Imagine how boring it would be if all the cast were perfect. Then there would not be much of a story to tell.
Ignore the reviews. I would recommend this show. Its engaging. Its raw. Its worth watching.
The reviews were created by hysterical individuals. Its ridiculous to downvote a series for telling a story of flawed characters trying to come to terms with intimacy and trust
A few hypothesis
I didnt like it either (hate violence) but I love the show for portraying damaged characters.
https://kisskh.at/profile/10112203/reviews
I dont know if you have come across it but its funny as well.
Its for Unforgotten night (part of Yoe Nim Love Syndrome universe - where I become familiar with Lee Long Shi). The review persuaded me to watch it.
I havent read the book. Im not saying she wasnt cheating
I wonder if they have toned down the book