love mechanics is about two flawed people. well, you can say that one is more flawed than the other but really,…
Wonderful comment. I would guess you're probably the kind of person your friends can confide in because you listen and don't judge. I strive for that in my own life. Asian dramas, BLs included, are teeming with flawed people, but somehow Vee gets OD criticized. It's so over the top that I think the people doing it really ought to examine themselves for a minute and explore why that is.
Whenever they show Kamol's back tattoo I wish it showed a kitten instead of a tiger.
Is it me or is the whole BDSM factor slowly fading? Maybe the series is aiming for a theme where Kim slowly tames Kamol and makes Kamol less thirsty for the rough stuff.
I'm becoming invested in Baiboon and his future adventures.
I thought the series never recovered from shifting the perspective from Tin to Tol. It threw out all the character…
You're right. That's exactly where my own interest started to fade. Not only all the magical solutions, but the sudden ultimatum that if Tin dies, that's it -- "No loops for you!" (Any Seinfeld fans here? tee hee)
You're right about another thing, though -- the rest of the series puts it in a class above.
I thought it was excellent overall, but to me the last couple of minutes in the clock tower were kinda anti-climatic and blah.
I am disappointed that we never got to see how Sing and Gap became a couple. They just suddenly were one in that last loop. I know the metaphysical explanation for that, but they were bickering so much for most of the series that I was looking forward to seeing how that wall would get broken down.
Insane Doi was a little over the top. He even had an evil laugh. The only thing missing was him twirling a moustache.
I saw on Instagram that there will be a Season 2. I'll wait for something official, but I wanted to confirm that the first season was based on a web comic or manhwah, correct? Which means that the second season should follow that storyline?
Some nice scenes in Ep5, particularly the late-nite talk that Vee had with his brother. After the dinner scene with Vee's family, I think Vee told Mark that his brother had also brought home a junior boy to meet their parents? If that's the case then Vee's Dad got a real kick in the Karma, being a homophobe with two bi/gay sons.
I expected at least a little tension in the air when Bar was at Nuea's house helping with the celebration. It seemed out of character for Mark not to be nervously aware of Bar's presence, especially with Bar's boyfriend Kan being absent.
I hate to admit it but I thought the poop talk was pretty funny. Vee's last comeback was classic.
What is unforgiveable is the way Vee shooed away the flower girl after his friends discovered him and Mark at the market. That was so awful. At least Nuea got a chance to show Mark what's up when they had a similar encounter.
... and for his good deed Nuea was rewarded with Mark Siwat! ... See what happens when you're compassionate?
Mark Siwat dropping his rose, damn can they please add him to the series? 😯
That encounter had Destiny written all over it. It was added for a reason. 😊
I suppose when we're halfway through the series it's too much to hope that Nuea's love story will also be told, but if it is, seems like Mark Siwat would be playing the role that Benz played in the first version.
I like Nuea and would enjoy seeing him happy and appreciated.
okay im sorry this has me LMAO....Ohm with the deadfish face and Fluke's hair i cant stop laughing.. its not terrible…
I think Kim is supposed to have some kind of social phobia or maybe Asperger's. So the miracle we can expect is Sun will bring him out of his shell.
The impression I got from Rain is that he was impatient with Payu being deferential to him at school. I'm wondering if they'll become a couple at some point.
Ohm playing the cielo was neither convincing nor believable haha the whole episode was laughable!!!
Tbh it's actually better than what I've seen in Cdramas featuring musicians. The violinists especially don't even try.
It's not like the producers would need to hire a coach to show the actors how to be convincing -- just watching an instrumentalist on YouTube would help.
If you play any kind of instrument, though, it's total cringe.
Is it me or is the whole BDSM factor slowly fading? Maybe the series is aiming for a theme where Kim slowly tames Kamol and makes Kamol less thirsty for the rough stuff.
I'm becoming invested in Baiboon and his future adventures.
You're right about another thing, though -- the rest of the series puts it in a class above.
I am disappointed that we never got to see how Sing and Gap became a couple. They just suddenly were one in that last loop. I know the metaphysical explanation for that, but they were bickering so much for most of the series that I was looking forward to seeing how that wall would get broken down.
Insane Doi was a little over the top. He even had an evil laugh. The only thing missing was him twirling a moustache.
Is it too late for the manwha author to take back the broadcast rights?
I expected at least a little tension in the air when Bar was at Nuea's house helping with the celebration. It seemed out of character for Mark not to be nervously aware of Bar's presence, especially with Bar's boyfriend Kan being absent.
I hate to admit it but I thought the poop talk was pretty funny. Vee's last comeback was classic.
What is unforgiveable is the way Vee shooed away the flower girl after his friends discovered him and Mark at the market. That was so awful. At least Nuea got a chance to show Mark what's up when they had a similar encounter.
... and for his good deed Nuea was rewarded with Mark Siwat! ... See what happens when you're compassionate?
I suppose when we're halfway through the series it's too much to hope that Nuea's love story will also be told, but if it is, seems like Mark Siwat would be playing the role that Benz played in the first version.
I like Nuea and would enjoy seeing him happy and appreciated.
The impression I got from Rain is that he was impatient with Payu being deferential to him at school. I'm wondering if they'll become a couple at some point.
It's not like the producers would need to hire a coach to show the actors how to be convincing -- just watching an instrumentalist on YouTube would help.
If you play any kind of instrument, though, it's total cringe.