The show is a big dud. Show does nothing but play out old stereotypes again and again and this repetitions causes…
I tend to agree, although my judgment would not be as sharp. I'm a bit tired of seeing a flawless and smooth ML (even if I don't doubt that we'll soon discover his "dark past" which will be tragic enough to attract sympathy [I bet he lost his family in an accident or something]) facing an obviously imperfect and not very nice FL (but we forgive her because she's cute). To sum up very roughly, I'm tired of seeing a beautiful but a bit mysterious ML who will lead the LF on the right path (the one of love?). I love slice of life dramas and I find the direction of this one very clean with a very nice cinematography but sincerely, I don't really know where they want to take me and I'm not sure if I want to go there.
Episode 11 - There is a disconnect between ep 10 & 11, which doesn't make sense because it was shot before the…
I completely agree with you. I thought I missed an episode. We go from someone who is pretty homophobic to someone who is jealous over nothing. It doesn't make sense. It's a shame to rush through it when there was plenty of time to smooth out Mark's feelings, from realization to love, with the questioning and soul-searching that can come with it. As a result, it took me out of the story a bit...
A rather satisfying ending for a generally average series. What a shame to spoil the excellent chemistry between Hank and Aaron. I'm all for slow burn romances but here the story was unnecessarily draggy. Even though the episodes were quite short, there was a way to deepen the background of the characters, to offer something less superficial. The bed scene that came a little out of the blue does not enrich the relationship between the ML, in my opinion (fanservice, I see you). Overall, it was quite enjoyable to watch but I regret that the talent of the actors was wasted and it could mooooore better.
I liked it. The theme was original, it was well done despite the low budget and I didn't expect such spicy scenes. And I recognized one of the actors of Some More (as guest). The end seemed a little bit fast and a little bit confusing (even if we understand what it's about) but if there is a sequel, I'm interested !
Never disappointed by Strongberry's productions. Small budget but so many gems. Simple and effective, this short film manages to tell a beautiful story in a very short time. Support them by buying it on Vimeo !
It was cute and unpretentious. I wouldn't say it was a waste of time to watch. It was short and sweet. I feel sorry for Sung Hoon who is not a bad actor and deserves better roles than the ones he is stuck with.
I wanted to say "I wonder if this is really just 6 episodes. I don't know how they'll resolve everything in just…
I understand you. Gagaoolala has a really bad habit of describing his movies too much. It's sometimes quite unpleasant. I've got into the habit of not reading too much of their description, otherwise it can spoil the fun (same thing for Papa and Daddy, I don't recommend reading the synopsis of the epidoses at the risk of being spoiled!).
Hmmm I don't know what to think of this episode 3. My brain got stuck on all these outfits... I'll wait for episode 4 to make up my mind but at this point, we can say that the fanservice is spot on
Well, it was cute but it sucked. I have lost count of the number of times I have rolled my eyes. The actors were pretty good. But please, give me some consistency to this story and not just that mushy thing that would give anyone diabetes. There were ways to do a lot better without getting too tired. I'll see about the next episode.
I like it. It gives me a slice of lice vibe that I really enjoy. I think the pace is good for the story. It's pretty contemplative but I don't mind that. We just follow these characters through their daily lives, whether it's hard or not. I really like the OST, very chill too
The bath scene reminds me very much of A Round Trip to Love. Thankfully this time it was with a friend looking…
I think this scene is a mix between what really happened and Li Cheng's dream. Mu Ren is dressed in the bathtub (while he undressed in reality and it's not the same clothes). But at the same time, Li Cheng says that he was there the whole time Mu Ren was "ventilating". So...
I'm a bit tired of seeing a flawless and smooth ML (even if I don't doubt that we'll soon discover his "dark past" which will be tragic enough to attract sympathy [I bet he lost his family in an accident or something]) facing an obviously imperfect and not very nice FL (but we forgive her because she's cute). To sum up very roughly, I'm tired of seeing a beautiful but a bit mysterious ML who will lead the LF on the right path (the one of love?).
I love slice of life dramas and I find the direction of this one very clean with a very nice cinematography but sincerely, I don't really know where they want to take me and I'm not sure if I want to go there.
What a shame to spoil the excellent chemistry between Hank and Aaron.
I'm all for slow burn romances but here the story was unnecessarily draggy. Even though the episodes were quite short, there was a way to deepen the background of the characters, to offer something less superficial.
The bed scene that came a little out of the blue does not enrich the relationship between the ML, in my opinion (fanservice, I see you).
Overall, it was quite enjoyable to watch but I regret that the talent of the actors was wasted and it could mooooore better.
The end seemed a little bit fast and a little bit confusing (even if we understand what it's about) but if there is a sequel, I'm interested !
I feel sorry for Sung Hoon who is not a bad actor and deserves better roles than the ones he is stuck with.