Ohm's performance in this ... he sparkles and shines ... I've liked him in other series but in this one he leveled up on charisma and it's truly a joy to watch. His characterization of Thun is so sweet.
For anyone fearing a cliffhanger ending or sad ending, if you've seen the trailers on YouTube you know that there will be a scene where all three of the couples are happily sitting together at a campsite. There's also a shot of Itt and Pai at the same campsite holding hands.
For me the ruckus in Episode 11 is a sign that the series didn't trust the source material enough to let the story roll along to the happy ending that's in the book ... they felt they had to add a jolt of drama.
It's always darkest before the dawn ... don't worry.
Are we sure that it’s 12 episodes? Cause the way episode 11 ended, I doubt it.
At least one of the trailers shows all three couples happily enjoying a camping trip together in a scene that looks like one of those 'final shots' in a series. We'll all be smiling by this time next week.
The main thing to get done in Episode 12 is for Pai to sort things out with his parents. It looks like Pure-Folk and Waan-Beau are already pretty close to their happy ever after.
I wasn't sure if we'd see a kiss between Itt and Pai in the series, despite the kissing we saw earlier between Pure and Folk. Even during the scene in the Photo Club room they seemed to be leaning more toward a bromance vibe. It reminded me a lot of the bromantic Sarawat-Tine dynamic in '2gether'.
I'm glad I was wrong about the kiss, though. That was a nice, soft, luscious kiss .... before the parents got involved, anyway.
It was all done well enough to allow me to see Itt and Pai as an actual couple. It really helps with their chemistry when both guys are smiling.
Warning: I'm now going to be one of those 'it's different from the book' people, so please stop reading if you hate that kind of thing.
They kept enough of the scene in the Photo Club room to make it satisfying, but I strongly recommend reading Chapters 38-40 in the book to experience a very touching confession scene. (The translation by _hanayuki on Wattpad is the best one I've seen.)
Speaking of which, I wish they'd included the dialog from the book where before kissing Pai, Itt asks Pai for permission to have Pai's first kiss (well, he practically begs him), and Pai gets all flustered.
Also, there's no parental angst in the book. Pai's parents aren't even characters in the book, and between him and Itt it's all fluffy, smooth sailing, at least up until the end of Book 2.
I liked it but not enough to pay to see the rest. There's so much other stuff to watch that's free. (And you don't have to go to one of the malware pirate sites either .. it's all on YouTube.)
This kind of business model can backfire. Production companies should calculate carefully.
For ep. 4 I feel bad for them. For Tan, She endured the pain just to grow as a person with Teh same with Bas.…
Tan .... I do feel for her .... as I watched I thought of all the young girls who grow up with gay boyfriends (I was one of those gay boyfriends ... I repent!)
The confusion and feeling of rejection must be overwhelming.
I'm starting to love Bas a lot. I do ship Oh&Teh and also BB&PP ?. But Bas is just so arrrrrghhhhh. Damn it,it…
I would be perfectly fine with Oh ending up with Bas. It's one reason I don't fear a sad ending to this series, because I imagine that Bas will be there to help Oh get through it.
I'm so excited I feel giddy. Perfect cast, adorable story ... Pod and Khaotung have fantastic chemistry ... and I love that it's on a Friday to kick off the weekend!
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For me the ruckus in Episode 11 is a sign that the series didn't trust the source material enough to let the story roll along to the happy ending that's in the book ... they felt they had to add a jolt of drama.
It's always darkest before the dawn ... don't worry.
The main thing to get done in Episode 12 is for Pai to sort things out with his parents. It looks like Pure-Folk and Waan-Beau are already pretty close to their happy ever after.
Book 2 tells what happens over that 30-day period. It also continues Pure and Folk's story.
I'm glad I was wrong about the kiss, though. That was a nice, soft, luscious kiss .... before the parents got involved, anyway.
It was all done well enough to allow me to see Itt and Pai as an actual couple. It really helps with their chemistry when both guys are smiling.
Warning: I'm now going to be one of those 'it's different from the book' people, so please stop reading if you hate that kind of thing.
They kept enough of the scene in the Photo Club room to make it satisfying, but I strongly recommend reading Chapters 38-40 in the book to experience a very touching confession scene. (The translation by _hanayuki on Wattpad is the best one I've seen.)
Speaking of which, I wish they'd included the dialog from the book where before kissing Pai, Itt asks Pai for permission to have Pai's first kiss (well, he practically begs him), and Pai gets all flustered.
Also, there's no parental angst in the book. Pai's parents aren't even characters in the book, and between him and Itt it's all fluffy, smooth sailing, at least up until the end of Book 2.
This kind of business model can backfire. Production companies should calculate carefully.
Not all entertainment needs to be profound. If you make that your standard you'll be spending a lot of time in front of a blank screen.
The confusion and feeling of rejection must be overwhelming.