First they postponed this show. Now, they're messing with the premier. Unless it airs on YouTube after now, it's just messed up. Lots of people were waiting and there was no warning they'd do this.
The second reason (scenes I loved) 2. "F*CK the practice!" Win yelled. I could totally stop here. You know the scene I'm talking about. Where he saved Team from the pool. What I loved best? Did you see how Win showed his fear and panic? Hey, you'd realistically expect him to worry and take care of Team ( which he does. Our consent king never misses)
But I love how, in this scene, we see Win's absolute fear of losing the ones he holds dear. I love that his fear is portrayed through anger while he was visibly trembling and crying. I mean, he's the ignored son. The one who fears that if he loves, he'd be abandoned and just didn't want to deal with all that. And here's the person he's finally falling for, about to off himself.
I love that they let Team see that this person values him above the guilt eating away at him. You could see the moment Team realized and calmed. They did such an excellent job, it would remain one of my favorite scenes of all time.
1. The confession: Episode 11 kicked off with Win going to look for Team. What stood out for me, was Team's thought process. He's portrayed as this laid back guy, whose major concerns are winning swimming medals and lays chips, 😂 Here, he shows that he's been watching Win. In a way no one else has. And not even Team realizes that while he cries that he knows so little about Win, yet he understands Win extremely well. He noticed that Win sacrificed himself too much and cared very little for himself. Something that even the viewer would fail to notice because of the way Win carries his responsibilities smoothly. Compared to his older brother, Win never complained. The only complain or silent cry for help, was his bleached hair and tattoos. I digress. I love that the writers allowed us to see Win's depth and just how much Team loved him. I love that they didn't do a light "be my boyfriend, I love you" kind of confession. There were heartbroken tears and off-key singing, that just fit perfectly.
This scene is the reason why people complain about Revamp. But I'll say, still give them a chance. By the way, Revamp is totally worth it.
Punn is so nonchalant 😂😂 He's like, I found a vampire in a painting. That's... cool, moving on? WHO BRINGS A WHOLE ASS PAINTING-TRAPPED VAMP BACK HOME WITH HIM?
Dearest person wondering if they should watch this show or not by reading these comments... IGNORE THEM! GO WATCH THE SHOW! Just because BounPrem arent acting the same old roles, doesn't mean they lack chemistry. This is a Hunter X Vampire drama and trust me, it carries all the twists that'd keep you at the edge of your seat. The only reason you can ignore, is because this genre is not for you. They have solid lore, undertones of a seemingly playful vampire who deeply manipulates those around him with his power. I don't want to keep ranting. JUST WATCH IT! Don't thank me, enjoy!
I have had a thought that’s been a bit of a brain worm since last Ep. If something sexual happened between Akin…
Any defense attorney would've thrown it out. There were witnesses who saw both men drinking. It would simply be seen that the costars drank, went back to the hotel and had fun. Jin had to go off his nut because Akin wouldn't tell him anything. I get that Akin was frozen about the assault. He was confused too. Jin used his way to confirm what actually happened, obtained blackmail material from John AND with that info, he helped exonerate Akin's huge guilt. Because that guilt was Akin's major problem. Jin wasn't supporting the assault, he needed to show Akin that he shouldn't feel bad. And that's why Akin was immediately relieved.
Of course if you're drunk and this happens to you, you should report to the authorities. You shouldn't blame yourself like Akin had. It wasn't your fault.
i rly like this drama and smartboom but they banalized way too much their approach to the whole r4pe thing. jin…
Let me explain what someone up there already did. Akin thought he'd been assaulted. He thought it was his fault. But most of all, he thought he'd betrayed a man he loved. And this guilt ate at him. Which is why he got out of the car. Why he returned the necklace and tried to break up. Jin's "you didn't do anything wrong" was to exonerate the GUILT, not the assault. Nor to diminish it. I mean he incited Johnny to confess something heinous because he felt it was wrong.
And that's also why he went to Johnny himself to find out exactly what happened. And with that knowledge, he helped Akin. Didn't you see how relieved Akin was immediately?
It wasn't 'banalized' Even if they went legal, do you know how hard it'll be to prove? given that witnesses saw both of them drinking?
"He's not my father. He's not my mother. Why should I be scared of him?"
Dearest lying Team.
2. "F*CK the practice!" Win yelled.
I could totally stop here. You know the scene I'm talking about. Where he saved Team from the pool.
What I loved best? Did you see how Win showed his fear and panic?
Hey, you'd realistically expect him to worry and take care of Team ( which he does. Our consent king never misses)
But I love how, in this scene, we see Win's absolute fear of losing the ones he holds dear. I love that his fear is portrayed through anger while he was visibly trembling and crying.
I mean, he's the ignored son. The one who fears that if he loves, he'd be abandoned and just didn't want to deal with all that. And here's the person he's finally falling for, about to off himself.
I love that they let Team see that this person values him above the guilt eating away at him. You could see the moment Team realized and calmed. They did such an excellent job, it would remain one of my favorite scenes of all time.
Let me tell you about two of my favorite scenes.
1. The confession: Episode 11 kicked off with Win going to look for Team. What stood out for me, was Team's thought process. He's portrayed as this laid back guy, whose major concerns are winning swimming medals and lays chips, 😂 Here, he shows that he's been watching Win. In a way no one else has. And not even Team realizes that while he cries that he knows so little about Win, yet he understands Win extremely well. He noticed that Win sacrificed himself too much and cared very little for himself. Something that even the viewer would fail to notice because of the way Win carries his responsibilities smoothly. Compared to his older brother, Win never complained. The only complain or silent cry for help, was his bleached hair and tattoos.
I digress.
I love that the writers allowed us to see Win's depth and just how much Team loved him. I love that they didn't do a light "be my boyfriend, I love you" kind of confession.
There were heartbroken tears and off-key singing, that just fit perfectly.
This scene is the reason why people complain about Revamp. But I'll say, still give them a chance. By the way, Revamp is totally worth it.
He's like, I found a vampire in a painting. That's... cool, moving on?
WHO BRINGS A WHOLE ASS PAINTING-TRAPPED VAMP BACK HOME WITH HIM?
IGNORE THEM!
GO WATCH THE SHOW!
Just because BounPrem arent acting the same old roles, doesn't mean they lack chemistry. This is a Hunter X Vampire drama and trust me, it carries all the twists that'd keep you at the edge of your seat. The only reason you can ignore, is because this genre is not for you.
They have solid lore, undertones of a seemingly playful vampire who deeply manipulates those around him with his power.
I don't want to keep ranting. JUST WATCH IT! Don't thank me, enjoy!
Of course if you're drunk and this happens to you, you should report to the authorities. You shouldn't blame yourself like Akin had. It wasn't your fault.
And that's also why he went to Johnny himself to find out exactly what happened. And with that knowledge, he helped Akin. Didn't you see how relieved Akin was immediately?
It wasn't 'banalized' Even if they went legal, do you know how hard it'll be to prove? given that witnesses saw both of them drinking?