Thankfully, the madness of fixed couples is limited to Thailand (like Laurel and Hardy).
Are we talking about "Dangerously Sweet"? I think it’s a cute web series, but it feels more like a pilot than a proper TV series, which usually has higher production quality. I think he’s gorgeous but in his new TV series his acting seems weaker, maybe because he doesn’t have the same chemistry with his new co-star. It’s hard to tell, though, because there’s only been one episode.
When are the bl series going to stop making ml as cringe, just make any scene funny or comical it doesn't mean…
I agree that in some shows it’s exaggerated, but don’t forget there’s more variety than there used to be. Some are like that and some aren’t. This one is, for example, but I think other shows are less so. It also depends a lot on how exaggerated they make it.
Thankfully, the madness of fixed couples is limited to Thailand (like Laurel and Hardy).
I don’t like the "madness of fixed couples", but specifically, this wasn’t really a series. It was a short web series with episodes that were only a few minutes long. It was more like a pilot than a series.
Now I understand why they’re pushing him — because he’s a member of a famous pop group... As usual, there…
He’s actually very handsome and talented. I meant that he’s not right for the role — there’s a difference between that and falsely claiming that I wrote that he doesn’t look good. As for the casting of idols singers, that’s true... you’re right.But still, idol castings are right for the roles 99% of the time.
The casting of the male lead is really puzzling to me, and his hair looks strange too. I don’t understand why…
Now I understand why they’re pushing him — because he’s a member of a famous pop group... As usual, there are interests behind these strange casting choices.
Dropped at ep 6. I find this series really off-putting. There’s no chemistry between them, and it’s actually quite disturbing. Watching it feels uncomfortable, partly because of the gloomy color palette and partly because of the lead actor. I have no idea who the series is aimed at, but it certainly isn’t normal women. The main character comes home from work looking for comfort and a shoulder to lean on from her new partner, and then he basically says, Okay, you look beautiful, let’s do it. I don’t know… maybe other women would see that as normal? I find that hard to believe.
This is why people have stopped watching romantic series, and it also explains the popularity of BL. You don’t see that kind of humiliation there. In those romances, the partners are always equals, neither is demeaned, and there is always someone willing to listen, along with genuine love. It’s really strange.
I hope he gets plenty of work and continues to thrive. I support him even more now. Good for him for standing his ground and refusing to give in. Don’t give in to anyone.
Episode 3 without subtitles... 20 minutes long, with only about 5 minutes focused on the couple themselves. It’s disappointing, but it’s still fun to watch and I like it. I just wish it weren’t so short.
I usually really can’t stand cross-cultural adaptations, just like others have said, so I didn’t watch this one at first. But then I got bored and watched the first two episodes, and it’s really cute
I remembered that the lead actor is Fukuda, who was in another series I loved, so I’m already very fond of him. Even though he’s a little too sugary-sweet, he’s still cute. The series itself is admittedly a bit silly, and it’s funny precisely because it’s so silly. Even the villain—the one with the blond hair—is somehow likable.
My only criticism is the way the series downplays the seriousness of criminal behavior. Spiking someone’s drink is absolutely evil, and I don’t think that would have been acceptable if this were an actual Japanese series. But since it’s based on a Thai script, apparently anything goes... In a slightly better series, he would have been reported to the police and sent to prison But he’s portrayed as such a cute, cartoonish character.
Aside from that, I’m still looking forward to the next episode
Wow, episode 5 was really powerful. Natsuki's confession of feelings for Sota was stunning. At the same time,…
I thought about all the times Sota showed Natsuki affection- for example, how he always notices the little details: Natsuki’s love of clouds and the effort he put into planning their fun day on the bridge. There was the moment when he opened up about his feelings and told him that he can only be himself when he is with him, as well as the bathroom scene in which he looks fondly at the dog shampoo.
There was also the moment when Natsuki fell off the chair and Sota caught him, then looked at him and said, “I told you this would happen,” and the scene with the sticker on his cheek, which also shows a certain affection.
With all these signs, it hurt a little when he said, “I’m sorry,” in response to the confession of love. Maybe that leaves the door open for an ambiguous ending in which nothing ends up happening between them.
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I think he’s gorgeous but in his new TV series his acting seems weaker, maybe because he doesn’t have the same chemistry with his new co-star. It’s hard to tell, though, because there’s only been one episode.
I find this series really off-putting. There’s no chemistry between them, and it’s actually quite disturbing. Watching it feels uncomfortable, partly because of the gloomy color palette and partly because of the lead actor. I have no idea who the series is aimed at, but it certainly isn’t normal women. The main character comes home from work looking for comfort and a shoulder to lean on from her new partner, and then he basically says, Okay, you look beautiful, let’s do it. I don’t know… maybe other women would see that as normal? I find that hard to believe.
This is why people have stopped watching romantic series, and it also explains the popularity of BL. You don’t see that kind of humiliation there. In those romances, the partners are always equals, neither is demeaned, and there is always someone willing to listen, along with genuine love. It’s really strange.
I remembered that the lead actor is Fukuda, who was in another series I loved, so I’m already very fond of him. Even though he’s a little too sugary-sweet, he’s still cute. The series itself is admittedly a bit silly, and it’s funny precisely because it’s so silly. Even the villain—the one with the blond hair—is somehow likable.
My only criticism is the way the series downplays the seriousness of criminal behavior. Spiking someone’s drink is absolutely evil, and I don’t think that would have been acceptable if this were an actual Japanese series. But since it’s based on a Thai script, apparently anything goes... In a slightly better series, he would have been reported to the police and sent to prison But he’s portrayed as such a cute, cartoonish character.
Aside from that, I’m still looking forward to the next episode
There was also the moment when Natsuki fell off the chair and Sota caught him, then looked at him and said, “I told you this would happen,” and the scene with the sticker on his cheek, which also shows a certain affection.
With all these signs, it hurt a little when he said, “I’m sorry,” in response to the confession of love. Maybe that leaves the door open for an ambiguous ending in which nothing ends up happening between them.