You know that the main couple's relationship is gonna be 99% sex 1 percent plot when you see the TharnType and…
no ' don't say no' is the one who carried the theme since Why R U did it first (having aired 2020) and Don't Say No just did the same thing right after (since they aired 2021) anyways just giving credit where credit is due just cause a lot of people think they copied Don't Say No
Is it only me who thinks Chen is not very comfortable playing a gay character? I mean I'm not hating or judging…
true i noticed the same thing , but this is common throughout the thai bl industry so i'm not surprised. some actors are just better at hiding it than other, but actors like mean, krist, gxxd, and joong easily show/ admit
I think they just type cast him in sad roles plus he looks very young it's not surprising that he'd play younger…
this is actually his first time playing in a series as a high school boy. And he says he prefers these types of younger roles that allow him to show his acting skills. (being able to play an emotionally packed character is more challenging than a bubbly one, since there is a more complex dynamic to them) Also there is no issue playing a kid in high school even tho your an adult. I mean in Hollywood most teens are played by actors in their late twenties sometimes even 30. And I highly believe that intouch's character in UWMA was a mature role.
I know I'm gonna catch sh!t for this but when is Earth going to grow up? Like play a grown up...he's 25 & he plays…
I think they just type cast him in sad roles plus he looks very young it's not surprising that he'd play younger roles. but in LBC and UWMA he did play as an adult. A senior in university is certainly an adult
I love how every BL is trying to move away from cliches and then we just have SCOY who technically said "I don't give a f***" It's brilliant actually. This type of concept is always overused but it seems new in the 2022 scene
I just watched the first ep and ... it's not great/, but it's not THAT bad. It was meh some things I liked were their friendships. Everyone has their own unique personality, which makes every character stand out. I also liked the lgbtq+ representation - this is a Thai series that shows an (extravagant) loud/bold gay as part of the main character list. We usually get really manly, somewhat toxic gays so this was something new. Anyway, they even go by feminine pronouns here, which is great that they showed that along with the girl on the side. BUT some things I didn't like was how slow everything is. Like literally nothing happened, the script is weird. Like they say a lot of things, but it means nothing. This reminds me of the dialogue you would find in a Wattpad. - I liked how the comedy didn't seem forced. They don't have loud cringy music playing in the background and weird sound effects. (I got so used to Thai series having that, so for the first and second part of the episode, I was like - "wait, why is it so quiet?" Besides all that, I will continue to watch it just to see how it'll go. I am waiting to see if they'll turn things around. I rate this ep 5.5/10. The extra 0.5 is simply because I got to see the saint in the first ep. ;)
some people are still confused. the thing is Hia knows that kuea is Kirin but he want's him to admit it himself. He called him a doll because he's playing fake and not acting like himself rather he's changing himself to become who he thinks Hia would like better.
i'ma just say Zee Pruk's acting improved by FAR he showed improvement well on along the series of WHY R U but here finally it all just shows. As one of the actors with more experience I hope he's ably to share his abilities and experiences with the newer actors just like his mentor saintsup once did. (Max & Nat should also be able to aid the newbies it'd be great to have yet another tight knitted cast like why r u's cast once was) Wishing this series the best I will defiantly watch it as it's airing that's how excited I am for it.
I watched the teaser and I was a little let down. great production and all but the show seems to be a lot fluffier…
I'm I know there will be a somewhat evil girlfriend. I hope she isn't necessarily "evil . I hope she'll be funny. (btw: I love there uniforms, it's better than the classical white button ups and jeans)
some things I liked were their friendships. Everyone has their own unique personality, which makes every character stand out. I also liked the lgbtq+ representation - this is a Thai series that shows an (extravagant) loud/bold gay as part of the main character list. We usually get really manly, somewhat toxic gays so this was something new. Anyway, they even go by feminine pronouns here, which is great that they showed that along with the girl on the side.
BUT some things I didn't like was how slow everything is. Like literally nothing happened, the script is weird. Like they say a lot of things, but it means nothing. This reminds me of the dialogue you would find in a Wattpad.
- I liked how the comedy didn't seem forced. They don't have loud cringy music playing in the background and weird sound effects. (I got so used to Thai series having that, so for the first and second part of the episode, I was like - "wait, why is it so quiet?" Besides all that, I will continue to watch it just to see how it'll go. I am waiting to see if they'll turn things around. I rate this ep 5.5/10. The extra 0.5 is simply because I got to see the saint in the first ep. ;)