There's something about this drama which draws me in week-after-week. To be honest, I couldn't give a flying fuck about the curse narrative, doesn't interest me in the least, only in the way it affects and drives Akk's heavy burden and choices. However, I find myself invested in the story behind Ayan's uncle. Now that I find interesting . #Oh!My SunshineNight, you could learn some lessons here in how to create suspense and weave an interesting by-line story that actually makes sense but remains BL, which you've been too lazy to think about and deliver. #Just Sayin'
What for me is really interesting and delivered oh so beautifully, is the chemistry and interactions between Akk and Ayan especially, but also Thua and Khan. Really lovely acting by 1st and 2nd leads. Beautiful to witness. Ayan, never giving up and being brave in his love. Literally putting his love for Akk out there time and time again, irrespective of the many knock backs he's received. I find myself quite transfixed by him. He understands and knows his man - this much I see. This is a man who is understanding of his potential partner and willing to play the patient long game for his love. #Respect. When it comes to intimacy between the two, I find their interactions oh so sensual, honest and believable.
Thua and Khan are beyond adorable. I especially love that Thua so absolutely knows how Khan feels about him and is bringing his wise game play to the party to hook his man. Clever, clever boy. #Respect And, the twist, although I thought I knew who the texts were from, it was heart warming to see😍!
OK! Now, I actually like the start of Sky/Prapai. Prapai seems to be as much of an a**hole as he is in the novel.…
Greetings! See, I didn't think he was an arsehole in the novel, more a complete joker, piss taker and shameless like 24/7. He constantly had me laughing at his cheek and antics. Totally agree, Sky in the novel is seriously sassy and I'd love to see that here.
Good start to the Skye and Prapai story. Personally, I don't think Prapai is an arsehole, he's just arrogant, confident and now knows what he wants and he wont stop until he gets it. Hope, like the book, Sky is seriously sassy, because up to now in the drama he's been wise, astute and considered. Bring it on you power bottom! I'm here for it all!
Beautiful OST and excellent acting - so raw, so heartfelt, so believable in their pain and sorrow.. However, as believable and beautiful as the acting was, that story was totally unbelievable and the conclusion therefore unnecessary. Too many “But you knew,…so why didn’t you’s” for me.
I know right! Can they even call it a BL? To me, every other boring shit has been thrown into the mix, except…
Yeah, it frustrates me to hell. I’m astounded how it managed to end up this way. It really is a bizarre mess with ZERO story. Can’t believe it even got signed off to air.
Gosh! Can this honestly get any worse? Absolutely nothing happens. I actually think the writer and director forgot the fact they were supposed to be producing a BL drama. We've had to endure two utterly boring weeks of just nothing. Honestly, what part of their brains thought "ah, yes, our target audience will love two back-to-back episodes of narrative around the doctor, the business and no one finding Rain for 3-months?" No, it doesn't heighten the suspense, It's seriously bad writing, boring, tedious and of no interest.
I absolutely love the premise of this drama. Fuck buddies. For me, it's a real, true, natural state of the world we live in, irrespective of being gay or heterosexual. It's a fact, certain peeps just want to fuck. A refreshing narrative me thinks. However, delivered here oh so badly. Bring it on I say. After all, Grindr is alive and kicking for a reason. This was the only episode I've enjoyed to-date and simply because Fah and Sherbet neither kissed or attempted any kind of intimacy. Thank fuck.
What a beautifully written, deep, thought-provoking and extremely different BL story. Respect. Wang, aka, Pond was absolutely brilliant in his role. I really look forward to seeing what he does in the future. He was the adult in this angst ridden drama. The brave all seeing one. For me, he was the only one who truly learnt so many life lessons from it. We all knew it wasn't going to be a happy ending. However, 8-episodes of dialogue, angst, sadness, was perhaps too much for me. I'll never re-watch it, but have absolute respect for its genius.
What for me is really interesting and delivered oh so beautifully, is the chemistry and interactions between Akk and Ayan especially, but also Thua and Khan. Really lovely acting by 1st and 2nd leads. Beautiful to witness. Ayan, never giving up and being brave in his love. Literally putting his love for Akk out there time and time again, irrespective of the many knock backs he's received. I find myself quite transfixed by him. He understands and knows his man - this much I see. This is a man who is understanding of his potential partner and willing to play the patient long game for his love. #Respect. When it comes to intimacy between the two, I find their interactions oh so sensual, honest and believable.
Thua and Khan are beyond adorable. I especially love that Thua so absolutely knows how Khan feels about him and is bringing his wise game play to the party to hook his man. Clever, clever boy. #Respect And, the twist, although I thought I knew who the texts were from, it was heart warming to see😍!
Bring on next week.