People are really hard on this show - is there some underlying external reason I'm missing?I get why the secondary…
I think the issue is the directing. It is boring and slow. With a common story like this, you need to add some spice to make it entertaining: a bit of humour, a pinch of dynamism or some originality in the directing. Plus & Minus lack all of that.
Who is the writer of this series? Hahahahaha it's so hard to like this series wherein we all know the story is…
Thank you! Some people should really raise their standards. They're excusing and buying into every crap series. There's no excuse for writing a bad series where characters actions are unrealistic and unecessary. It's ok to adapt a novel into a series but you should improve the storyline!
Nuea is being overdramatic. What he feels is not even love, it's most likely a crush, because you can't just love…
According to the novel, in high school, Daonuea was doing Kluen's art homeworks. Kluen found out and became aware of Dao. That's how he "felt in love with him". When Dao confessed to him, he was already in love with him but since he doesn't know how to communicate, he blurted out "have a nice flight" instead of answering proprely. I agree they made Daonuea overdramatic since episode 5. He acts like Kluen is the love of his life when they don't even know each other that much.
It's because of P'New, the director. He's not good imo. He just adapts novels into series but doesn't improve…
You're right. I shouldn't be so critical about P'New. I guess at this point I'm biased against him because I don't like his works (except for LBC). Of course, writers should also be criticised but let's be honest, thai BLs are mostly adaptations and they seldom deviate from the novels. So, if the writers don't do their job, I expect the directors to give their inputs and add their personal touch. We've seen that for example with P'Anuch (Not Me) and P'Aof's works so it's not impossible.
The fact that this has the same rating as I told Sunset about you is a crime against humanity.
Don't worry, the score will go down when the series ends. Usually people change their initial score after completing the series. It doesn't even deserve a 5/10.
Same. Phoon is nice, honest and communicates like an adult. Kluen is a moron.
Read my comment above where I said they trashed his character. Also I didn't say he was perfect... I guess I dislike Kluen so much I'd take Phoon over him lol.
It's because of P'New, the director. He's not good imo. He just adapts novels into series but doesn't improve…
I do know, thank for the information... But it seems you don't know directors have a say in how the novel is adapted for tv, especially experienced directors. For example, P'Aof contributes to the writing of his series so your point while true, isn't a set rule.
Same. Phoon is nice, honest and communicates like an adult. Kluen is a moron.
True, he has become pushy. He was good before, but they messed up his character (his action today was bad though I understand what he wanted to prove).
i don't think gmmtv aimed to have another Bad Buddy and Not me with their BL series that have rookies as their…
I feel Phuwin's acting is irregular: he did good in The Gifted S2 but in some scenes he overacted. In FUTS, he couldn't emote well in sad scenes. Overall he's a good actor but he's not strong in dramatic scenes.
i don't think gmmtv aimed to have another Bad Buddy and Not me with their BL series that have rookies as their…
Yes, I do have expectation about Moonlight Chicken because EarthMixx are good and P'Aof know how to direct them. About Never Let Me Go, I'm not sure about both Puwin and Pond. They seem too green for such a serious series. Let's hope they'll surprise us.
When Dao confessed to him, he was already in love with him but since he doesn't know how to communicate, he blurted out "have a nice flight" instead of answering proprely.
I agree they made Daonuea overdramatic since episode 5. He acts like Kluen is the love of his life when they don't even know each other that much.
But it seems you don't know directors have a say in how the novel is adapted for tv, especially experienced directors. For example, P'Aof contributes to the writing of his series so your point while true, isn't a set rule.
About Never Let Me Go, I'm not sure about both Puwin and Pond. They seem too green for such a serious series. Let's hope they'll surprise us.