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My... Was bleached Namtan Tipnaree really the best partner they could find for Luke?

Agreed.

Haruko was the best character in this movie which considering she was practically complete stranger does not speak about the movie best.

Okay, somehow I expected Kijima's transition from Kido to Kuzumi to manifest in him being the top, now.. But he's still bottom?:)
Anyways it's a bit difficult to ship Kijima with Kuzumi in this movie when Kijima still has more intriguing dynamics with old Kido AND with totally random kid Shizuo. LOL Haruhiko sounds so feminine:D
Always cute the japanese cuture, you can f**k like crazy but you will blush to death when you should start address each other on first name basis LOL
The movie felt uneven and somehow randomly put together. It had some small jokes, some repeated jokes, it worked with strong themes and characters in offhanded way, wasted time on strangers and the main couple's whole agenda just alternated carnal/crybaby. In the end, I can't rate it at least higher than the first series like I expected.
Note: It's been 2 years for the actors, but Kuzumi now maybe looks older than Kijima LOL

Thanks!

Don't worry about it, the drama is garbage, but you and your reviews are absolutely brilliant. Next time, don't bother to watch first 3 and last 2 episodes, that's still too many. I'm sure your brilliant mind can assess each drama since the first seconds.

Overall this is too short, so as a standalone "movie", I need to rate it a bit lower than 'The Novelist'. It basically served me as a teaser to watch 'Mood Indigo', which at first I skipped, because I was not in a mood for it when riding on Kijima-Kuzumi vibe. In the end, I took bit of a pause from Kijima-Kuzumi, then watched this, paused this in the middle to watch 'Mood Indigo', and then returned. It turned out to be ideal. I got to appreciate 'Mood Indigo', then got back in the mood to watch more of Kijima-Kuzumi. I'll have to see the longer movie to give better rating though, this was not sufficient.

I think what they intended to portray is that with Kido, he'll always be the more innocent one. While with Kuzumi, he is the less innocent one. It's an intriguing trasition he goes through.

You might be right but I think it's intended more like a running gag, with Kijima supposedly shying from modern technology. That's why it gets repeated here. It's this couple's only humorous thingy, after all.

This is way more interesting character-wise.. than the sappy Kijima-Kuzumi line.
Funny that I first intended to skip it.

but it IS subbed on youtube

Just when I was giving up on thai shows already I started to watch this and if nothing else it's funny at least. I suffered through a lot and dropped about 300 shows. SO refreshing that it's actually funny and not just annoying.

On epi 12.. I LOVE Soo Bin. I mean, as a character.
It's just everything about her. Far from just being pretty & cute. All the ways she supports her boyfriend, despite being in tender age herself.
I loved her scene with her father. I SO approved of it. It was like, she made him look. Just look at what you did IN YOUR FACE.
I do realize the concept of this drama is to have characters where the children are more mature than the parents and it's a bit unfairly overscaled (but which drama does NOT overscale in one way or other). Still I stand by my opinion that this tiny girl is the most valuable character in the drama.

Okay.. On episode 4 and started to read the reviews to find out what this is supposed to be about.. Only to read that others also did not have an idea and called it bizarre LOL

Yeah, like I said. The writer of this would satisfy me better if either both of them started to feel more than friendship, or if this relationship was true friendship where this never really happened at all.

Yeah, but they did romanticize Neul, first. If HIS feelings also only stayed friendly, I would actually appreciate they put at least one true-friends couple in.

Maybe she did not yet realize her feelings. It would be way more romantic if she had, in the end. Instead of putting some completely strange girl into the mix.

Yeah but I don't like Ji Min. I like Pu Reum.
Previous season, we were introduced to Pu Reum. So that we liked Pu Reum. Liked her with Ha Neul.
Now this season, suddenly some new girl is all in awe seeing Ha Neul, and all in awe seeing Kang Yoon, and they're both so indistinctive that it took me a while to realize they were in fact two of them. What I always appreciated on 'Love Playlist' was all the members of the cast had distinctive looks and no one could be confused with someone else, even for western audience. That no longer applies.
And if I watched in previous season, how hard Ha Neul fell for Pu Reum, then I DON'T want to watch him end up with completely different girl! Is that so hard to understand? This is bad writing.

On Epi 3.. I just watched the first 1/4 of it and I don't really care for it.
I just don't get this type of "romance" that is carried by him being her boss and taking her on a bussiness trip where she has to sleep in the same room with him and stuff.
Also the main guy is excactly the type of guy everybody would say he's hot but I don't really find him hot. It's probably just me.
DROPPED.

After watching 3 episodes: This is like reaaaaaaaally weird.
Like watching carcrash, I did not yet turn it off..
After watching 13 episodes: Okay, I do get this was made during the pandemic, but this is UNWATCHABLE. And I can't STAND the one wearing the stupid filter. It's like 5 minutes and it's not BEARABLE.