Off topic, is there something big happening on the 29th? I heard there is series that pickup where addicted left…
From what I've gathered, it's not exactly a continuation of the first season. It'll be a series about the second couple (same actors-Lin Feng Song & Chen Wen), with the addition of a new couple (Wang Pei & Hu Heran). Pretty sure the title is "I Promise You 10 Years". That's about all I've heard 🤷🏻♀️
Edit: my bad, I guess it's actual title is "Love After Addiction"
First off, I love how there are more comments about this episode than the rest on them combined—only because we’re collectively in such disbelief at how annoying it was LMAO Anyway, here's my two cents...
It was so good—until episode 8. What the actual F was that dumpster fire?! In a three-minute span, Don dies, there’s an unseen funeral, and then—boom—everyone moves on. HUH?! There was more time spent on the, unbelievably unnecessary, "let's save the gym" photography session 😑😑
I've been waiting for Akin's dum*ss to learn that Mawin wasn’t Thans, so at least that finally happened--but the emotional flatline during the reveal, the apology, and the acceptance was pa-the-tic!
So, I think homewrecking was the wrong term to use. He was publicly called out by his fellow actor and friend, Gunsmile (Love Sick, 2ghether) for not only trying to hook up with Gunsmile's ex only a week after they had broken up, but that August did so while currently in a relationship with someone else. Other's (don't know who) mentioned there had been other incidences of the same type of behavior. He quickly publicly apologized and said when these occurrences happened, he was young and immature. Sounds like a combo of some bad behavior, hurt feelings and lotsa drama.
I really hope this goes well for Leng, because he did not deserve the hate he received being paired with Ohm. To be honest, I wasn't a huge fan of Kidnap. However, when I saw the trailer for Only Friends: Dream On, their chemistry and acting stood out to me-which said a lot about them, because they were up against some seasoned actors and power couples in that series. GMMTV, since OhmLeng separated, seems to have done very little for Leng.
There were allegations of cheating and homewrecking, which he later admitted to. Also, he received backlash for accepting a role where his on-screen partner was a minor (Addicted Heroin) He was 27 and the other actor was 16.
You and me both are the odd ones out then! This was so disappointing. I didn't feel tension, passion, lust or anything for that matter. Except for two or three scenes that were only like a split second long, it was bland and mediocre at best throughout.
This was so sweet! Would love more episodes, but even with only 3, they didn't pack too much in or leave too much out. It was perfectly written for the time allotted. Really liked this one!
Wow, they REALLY missed the mark on this one! From writing to directing to acting to editing to set design (pretty sure they borrowed someone's Grandma's house) 🤦♀️ Doesn't exactly give off the "wealthy powerful dom" vibes they were trying to go for. I get it, the budget's limited but, they could have at least thrown a dark blanket over the pastel blue checkered furniture and maybe switched out the frilly white drapes for some black curtains 🤷♀️ Oh, and I know the awkward acting is mainly the director's fault, not the talent's. I've seen them in other series and they're both pretty decent actors.
Okay, so I don't haaate the storyline, writing, acting or even the chemistry. What's awful, are the actual intimate scenes between the two main leads, specifically the kissing. These are pretty seasoned actors and should have a good grasp on how to portray it in a realistic manner. Honestly, Ja is trying, but Tae isn't giving him anything to work with. However, only a small fraction of this falls on the actors themselves. Most of the fault falls on bad coaching and bad directing. There's still a few episodes left, let's hope it gets better 🤞
Edit: my bad, I guess it's actual title is "Love After Addiction"
I personally enjoyed it--until the flaming hot writing mess that was episode 8! TF was that?! I mean, can the remaining episodes even save it now? Ugh
I want my money back!! 🤬😂😂
First off, I love how there are more comments about this episode than the rest on them combined—only because we’re collectively in such disbelief at how annoying it was LMAO Anyway, here's my two cents...
It was so good—until episode 8. What the actual F was that dumpster fire?! In a three-minute span, Don dies, there’s an unseen funeral, and then—boom—everyone moves on. HUH?! There was more time spent on the, unbelievably unnecessary, "let's save the gym" photography session 😑😑
I've been waiting for Akin's dum*ss to learn that Mawin wasn’t Thans, so at least that finally happened--but the emotional flatline during the reveal, the apology, and the acceptance was pa-the-tic!
#DONSNOTDEAD