stupidthinker

Thank you! I wish they can act together again at least in one of the two upcoming series with Perth as the lead. It would be amazing.

Actually for me it's not about plot holes, but dumb decisions and illogical occurences instead. It just happened way too much, to be honest. But I agree there are worse series which I discarded in the first few minutes of watching. This one is still watchable for me.

The thing is, I think Nueng and Ben perfectly understand that he doesn't support his father act. Nueng knows that he's not interested in owning his family's wealth, while Ben agrees not to do anything and gives him a chance because he knows what kind of person he is. What they blamed onto him is that he didn't stop him. Like, what's he supposed to do? It's not like his father told him his plans beforehand, and he only had suspicions until it was confirmed by Ben. It wasn't like he didn't try to stop his father, he's always been vocal about his disagreements over his father's act. Like, what do they expect him to do? He's just a high school boy without power. Even the cops are on his father's side. That's why I feel even more bad for him.

The staff said that? Where? By the way that's my favorite scene too. No matter how much I hate Kit, his scenes with Chopper always deliver.

I feel so bad for Chopper. Maybe I'm biased since he's my favorite character (not to mention Perth is a wonderful actor), but he really have it bad. Nueng said he had no one when he's actually surrounded by good people, but actually the one who truly had no one is Chopper. His father only cares about his greed that he turns into a murderer, the person he one-sidedly loves and his close cousin blames him. If his father is really caught, the label of a murderer's son would stick to him. It reminds me of He's Psychometric, imagining how much he would suffer because of that label. The kid literally just want to live peacefully, and he's such a nice kid my heart break for him.

I think Chopper only knew his father was greedy over the hotel, but didn't expect his father would go that far until Nueng disappeared and his mother was shot. Even then, it was still just a suspicion, that's why he confronted his father after the press conference, and the answer he got was still vague. And his suspicion was confirmed by Ben. Reporting your own family is never easy, you know, just imagine if it were your own family. If it were me, I think even if I could report it, it would take a while for me to be able to. If you also watch K-drama, School 2015 and Come and Hug Me would be a good example for it. Also, the police was on his father's side. At least Chopper was always vocal over his disagreement towards his father's bad intention, and it's still enough to gain my respect. He's still just a high school student, you can't expect him to act like an experienced detective. Even Nueng and Palm also made so many dumb decision, like not running away after using his card.

Tbh the only BL couples in GMM whose acting won't get overshadowed when they have PerthChimon as the side couple are OffGun, OhmNanon, and maybe FirstKhaotung.

They brought guns though, there's no way people would think they're merely tourists.

Tbh, if he's smart, he should've left Palm's mother's hotel right after he used his card, and she didn't have to die. There's just so many dumb things in this series.

Sorry, but tbh both Palm and Nuengdiao are stupid. If I were them, I would've leave the island immediately after using my card, it's the most logical thing to do when you're on the run. That's what stop me from feeling bad for Palm losing his mother. Instead, I feel really bad for Chopper. His position is actually the worst, in my opinion. And he's such a nice kid I love him so much TT

To be honest, at first I think it's an okay series. Not good, but watchable. However, the last few episodes are just too cringey it's unbearable. Idk if it's just me having low tolerance of cringiness, but I gave up halfway at the last episode. I think the director and the writer just don't know how to make scenes and progression feels natural, that some scenes that are supposed to be exciting gave me goosebumps instead and some progression seemed absurd. It's a pity since I feel the chemistry between the couples are quite nice, and their acting isn't so bad. However, not much can be done if the script already sucks. I hope Wabi Sabi can just stick to the novel like they did for LBC1 and UWMA from now on, because every series which story they rewrote by themselves always becomes a mess. By the way, I'm still wondering what kind of fool rides a motorbike yet doesn't keep a raincoat inside all the time. And they say Win is a brilliant student. Or is it just a difference in culture? Well, just ignore this, I'm just ranting because it feels so absurd as a motorbike rider myself lol.

Well, it's viewers' choice actually, whether to watch through morality lens or trying to fully understand the character without judging. The MC is full of flaws, but there are reasons behind his action. Not all of it is honorable, just like not all of his actions is justifiable. So if you watch this series through morality lens, you'll never understand him. And I'm not telling you to, because as I said, it's viewer's choice, and as you said, the MC is unlikable. I don't like him as a person too, but I kinda understand him. I can only hope we'd see his growth in this series.

We can't actually call DeanPharm a side couple of this series, they're just here to tell us where in UWMA timeline the scenes happens, not to tell us their story. I say the same too about WinTeam in UWMA, they're only there as a teaser for Between Us, not to tell their story.

I'm also excited for Tul and Wan! I'll never get tired of Tul being flustered after digging his own grave lol. For Manow and Pruek, I feel like Sammy is just fooling around instead of acting that I don't feel their chemistry at all. I love Sammy, but I wonder if she can act a character that's not herself. Bee and Prince actually have a chemistry but I have to agree with you. Tae's acting is too over the top, but actually instead of his acting, it's what he does that makes it too much. So I can't help but wondering if the fault isn't completely on his acting, but the directing and the script.

That's right, he dyed his hair blonde for My Only 12%, so they sprayed his hair black to shoot Between Us.

The first time I watched this, I was so disappointed by the ending since this series kept on building up my expectations by each episode. I usually keep my expectation low when it comes to BL series, but I couldn't stop it from rising as I watched this. At that time, the ending felt so rushed that it was such a letdown, but after watching it the second time knowing what to expect, it's actually kinda okay. Maybe the fact that I binge-watched this instead of waiting week after week also helps. Now I can truly say proudly that this is the best BL I've ever watch.

It happened because they're forcing some crumbs from the novel while changing like 70% of the original story. It's actually not shyness, but Team's hesitation to accept having a relationship with Win. It should've been a tool to show his progress in opening up to Win. Unfortunately, it doesn't translate well into the series because they mess with the storylines. It's actually quite disappointing since Wabi Sabi had been strictly following the original story in their series before. If they gonna change the story, they should've done it the hard way like GMM lol. The way they make this just looks like the director and the writers don't have a deep understanding of the characters. I've now given up on the plot and just watch it for the sake of enjoying their sweet moments and watching Yacht.

Actually there's not yet any Thai BL series that has completely made me fall in love except Theory of Love, and Color Rush for non-Thai. I have yet to watch I Told Sunset About You though, I intend to watch it after s2 is aired, and I think Tale of A Thousand Stars has a big potential as long as they don't mess up later since I love the first ep so much. Manner of Death has a good plot and the cases are interesting, but for some reasons I can't get attached to the characters, and for me characters are the most important for a series. Me reading way too many mystery novels might've also been one of the reason lol. But this is just me though, it's great that you're able to enjoy this series.

I guess I'm wrong on this one then, thanks for answering my question and enlightening me on things I don't know :)

I emphashized good characterization in the scriptwriting in what I wrote before. Other than that, it's pretty okay although there are flaws too, but it's still acceptable. And you asked for the good one, so that's what I gave. The thing is, a series or film with such inconsistency in characterization is so rare, because it's such a basic to build a plot around the characters, so I can't remember any at the moment. Even WRU which I dislike is still consistent. But then again like I said, I don't watch series that much. And I never said UWMA is overall better than MOD, I did say it has many technical issues. I'm just saying it's consistent with its characters. But I'll just keep explaining my opinion while you try to twist it and contradict me. So let's just stop forcing me to think your way. Let's just say you're right and I'm wrong, it doesn't matter to me.

What I've been talking to you about is the matter of character's consistency though, not plot, screenplay, or directing. It doesn't need much, just good characterization in scriptwriting. If I have to compare, even UWMA which has so many technical problem is still consistent with its characters' traits, there's only growth. It doesn't do for me to sacrifice characterization for plot, it should be the basic to build it. But that's just my preference though.