Please Youku, hear me out: I have a terrible disease that is threatening my mental health, and the doctor said the only cure is watching Li Hong Yi in wuxia clothes doing his wuxia things and being overly dashing! Pretty please? T_T
Ok, bingewatched and now I'm hooked... sigh, such a difficult and busy life for BL watchers nowadays! XD
Jokes aside, first thing I need to say is: the casting for the two main leads is exceptional - Big Jane is at the same time freaking hot AND creepy as hell, while Lil' Jane is delivering a great acting performance.
I agree with those saying they needed a bit more time together as a couple, or flirting or getting to know each other, before the "break" to build up a bigger tension now... but still their dynamics are very intriguing and I love how both stand their grounds with their beliefs, it will be interesting to see how (and IF) they find a common point to be together.
Add to the mix: cinematography is great, secondary cast is also very good, and I love how the music gives this often eerie atmosphere having us constantly on the edge of the seat, even when apparently nothing is happening.
Argh, I forgot this was airing too! The trailer was so interesting so I had put it on my watchlist but jeez there are so many series to watch out there at the moment! T_T
I loved, loved, LOVED this episode! This is probably the series I'm more eager to watch every week, I hope this crew never stops doing queer content!
The moment in which Lang Di sat with Han Lu, listening to his troubles regarding his BL ship was so heartwarming! I love how human and relatable all these characters are, sometimes I feel like I'm watching a docu-film and some other times a diary-log, with bits and pieces of all their past and stories coming together in a complex but very natural way, letting us discover them bit by bit - just like how you get to know people in real life.
And once again, I'm so addicted to Kuma, this guy is mesmerizing!
APPRECIATE BUT DO NOT COMPARE !! Besides, tinn is way younger and is a sweet, gentle "won't even hurt a fly"…
Yes I noticed that strange look between Chat and the lady too... but then after, when she was drinking tea with Tinn outside under the gazebo, she also gave a look to Phob... so I thought, ok maybe she's into Phob? XD Who knows! XD
I'm usually not a k-drama watcher but this one had me curious, so I started it with no real expectations... BUT boy it got me hooked! The episodes don't waste a single second, the dynamics between all the characters are sparkling and the story is so interesting! And I'm loving Ju Tae Son's character, he's so multi-faceted and his facial expressions change in the blink of an eye, you never know how he will act! And... his voice is so charming!
APPRECIATE BUT DO NOT COMPARE !! Besides, tinn is way younger and is a sweet, gentle "won't even hurt a fly"…
To be honest I hope "the wife" gets married to the brother, just like in "To sir with love"... I feel like Chat is a psycho due to his feeling of being "everyone's second choice" but I hope he can redeem himself and change his ways. :(
I agree on Ongsa being overly beautiful! But as for other "incredibly beautiful faces" from Thailand I'd say I'll vote for Keng, Net and Tutor from Domundi... and honorable mention to both Up & Poom. XD
APPRECIATE BUT DO NOT COMPARE !! Besides, tinn is way younger and is a sweet, gentle "won't even hurt a fly"…
I agree with you, Tinn and Saen seem pretty alike as characters but I get more strenght and will from Saen, who's also older and has also a more traumatic past that forged his character.
Anyway I think Tinn backed down seemingly "easily" because he was trying to protect Phob's life, wanting for him the best life and success (with or without him) - although his expressions say he still loves and care for him.
I'm positively impressed by both leads, they don't feel like a new pair of (almost) rookie actors. Fingers crossed for next episodes!
imo it's genuinely the best bl drama of this year as of today in terms acting, chemistry, story 10/10
Thanks everyone! I really liked Ongsa in Cursed Love, not only because he's so damn pretty but because his acting was quite charming for a rookie... plus I love Pond when he's doing the crazypsychobadguy so yesterday I bingewatched the first 3 eps - as of now I like the TSWL vibes and the two leads work pretty well together!
<-- this almost 40yo cried at the end of episode 9 and is not ashamed to say it! XD The whole episode, and especially the moon seaside scene that carried over to the postcards finale, was just so satisfying!
This series is so heartwarming, soothing and most of all: nostalgic! And kudos to all these young actors, they are really nailing their roles. It reminds me of MSP so much: good vibes, good friendship, good communication, growth and self-discovery.
The only issue I have is with the background music, because sometimes it pops out of nowhere and somehow clashes with the scenes... but that's something I noticed happens pretty often in P'New's dramas. (who, btw, is getting better and better as years go by)
Ep7 was so precious, after what we've been through! Kudos to both actors because the first kiss left me breathless…
And also, weird flash thought I had while watching - I'm on the "oldies" part of MDL users, born at the end of the 80's, and while watching Kuma as Lang Di this episode I kinda thought he reminded me of the character Adam from "Kagen no Tsuki" (an old manga by Ai Yazawa, the international title was "Last Quarter").
Ep7 was so precious, after what we've been through! Kudos to both actors because the first kiss left me breathless and I was almost shy watching them, and all their other intimate moments were so well done too! I love love love both actors and their characters' dynamics!
Btw tell me I'm not the only one listening to Roc Chen's ending song on an endless repeat!
Jokes aside, first thing I need to say is: the casting for the two main leads is exceptional - Big Jane is at the same time freaking hot AND creepy as hell, while Lil' Jane is delivering a great acting performance.
I agree with those saying they needed a bit more time together as a couple, or flirting or getting to know each other, before the "break" to build up a bigger tension now... but still their dynamics are very intriguing and I love how both stand their grounds with their beliefs, it will be interesting to see how (and IF) they find a common point to be together.
Add to the mix: cinematography is great, secondary cast is also very good, and I love how the music gives this often eerie atmosphere having us constantly on the edge of the seat, even when apparently nothing is happening.
The moment in which Lang Di sat with Han Lu, listening to his troubles regarding his BL ship was so heartwarming! I love how human and relatable all these characters are, sometimes I feel like I'm watching a docu-film and some other times a diary-log, with bits and pieces of all their past and stories coming together in a complex but very natural way, letting us discover them bit by bit - just like how you get to know people in real life.
And once again, I'm so addicted to Kuma, this guy is mesmerizing!
And I'm loving Ju Tae Son's character, he's so multi-faceted and his facial expressions change in the blink of an eye, you never know how he will act! And... his voice is so charming!
I agree on Ongsa being overly beautiful! But as for other "incredibly beautiful faces" from Thailand I'd say I'll vote for Keng, Net and Tutor from Domundi... and honorable mention to both Up & Poom. XD
Anyway I think Tinn backed down seemingly "easily" because he was trying to protect Phob's life, wanting for him the best life and success (with or without him) - although his expressions say he still loves and care for him.
I'm positively impressed by both leads, they don't feel like a new pair of (almost) rookie actors. Fingers crossed for next episodes!
The whole episode, and especially the moon seaside scene that carried over to the postcards finale, was just so satisfying!
This series is so heartwarming, soothing and most of all: nostalgic! And kudos to all these young actors, they are really nailing their roles. It reminds me of MSP so much: good vibes, good friendship, good communication, growth and self-discovery.
The only issue I have is with the background music, because sometimes it pops out of nowhere and somehow clashes with the scenes... but that's something I noticed happens pretty often in P'New's dramas. (who, btw, is getting better and better as years go by)
Btw tell me I'm not the only one listening to Roc Chen's ending song on an endless repeat!