I was left thinking "would I have the patience to forebear, like Zhi Hao? This was frustrating, yet a beautiful love story at the same time. (Wang Chen Rui is no swimmer! )
MDL, please update this listing - Who was the screenwriter? Why was the actor, who played, "Mongke" not listed? The ages of the MLs is not even listed.
In the 'is it true' category; Do Chinese actors deliberately have their ears operated on to make them stick out? I heard that it is a practice to make their faces look smaller! Lai Wei Ming would look so much better (more handsome) if he were to have his ears tucked. Please tell me it isn't so!
This series was all about Gun, and his uncanny ability to *become* the character he is portraying - having since seen him play an autistic man in "Leap Day", I am fully onboard the Gun Train. I related to Jira, because I am an artist, and understand his frustration with the AI concept of replacing artists. However, this show was all about the dynamics between three men, and the obsessions of those men. It was very easy to feel sorry for 'Pheem' who became obsessed with Jira, and not easy to sympathize with Koh, who also became obsessed with Jira. However, the more we saw the lengths Koh went to to have Jira in his life, the more we understood the man. Off Jumpol and Dew Jirawat were perfect for their roles - again, Dew played a completely different character from his role in Leap Day. Support actors - AJ Chayapol and Emi Thasorn - were excellent. I would like to see AJ in an ML role. I would also like to see Thor Thinaphan in an ML BL role - those stunning eyes and great physique make him stand out. The evocative and exotic artworks were a major part of this show - will have to search for who the real artist was. I am hoping "The Trainee" - where Gun and Off are Paired again, will come to iQIYI.
Rollicking good fun! Pond - at such a young age - has comic timing and nuance to his performance. Phuwin is lovely, and a great foil to the extremes of Pond's character. I was sad that this series was so short, because I looked forward to each Sunday's viewing. Well written, with a couple of side BL stories thrown in. All the support actors were good - especially the little children. I love a happy ending - thank you writers for the wedding and adoptions.
I resorted to watching this in 1:25 playback speed! OMG! So slow! There were some good performances - and it just goes to show how good First and Ja were together, but, honestly, this could have been shot in half the time!
The Ja/Tae combo just didn't gel! I much prefer Ja with First. However, I did enjoy the film within the film (1997 version) - it was much stronger than this drama. Jae needs to learn how to kiss better. Overall, the acting was stilted, with a few exceptions - like the 'bad guy' Prof Mint (AA Pattarabut Kiennukul)- I'd like to see him in a main role. This was too slow, and sometimes had too many unnecessary twists. Happy ending gets a tick, though.
related to Jira, because I am an artist, and understand his frustration with the AI concept of replacing artists. However, this show was all about the dynamics between three men, and the
obsessions of those men. It was very easy to feel sorry for 'Pheem' who became obsessed with Jira, and not easy to sympathize with Koh, who also became obsessed with Jira. However, the more we
saw the lengths Koh went to to have Jira in his life, the more we understood the man. Off Jumpol and Dew Jirawat were perfect for their roles - again, Dew played a completely different character from his role in Leap Day. Support actors - AJ Chayapol and Emi Thasorn - were excellent. I would like to see AJ in an ML role. I would also like to see Thor Thinaphan in an ML BL role - those stunning eyes and great physique make him stand out. The evocative and exotic artworks were a major part of this show - will have to search for who the real artist was. I am hoping "The Trainee" - where Gun and Off are Paired again, will come to iQIYI.
I was sad that this series was so short, because I looked forward to each Sunday's viewing.
Well written, with a couple of side BL stories thrown in.
All the support actors were good - especially the little children.
I love a happy ending - thank you writers for the wedding and adoptions.
There were some good performances - and it just goes to show how
good First and Ja were together, but, honestly, this could have been
shot in half the time!
However, I did enjoy the film within the film (1997 version) - it was much stronger than this drama. Jae needs to learn how to kiss better.
Overall, the acting was stilted, with a few exceptions - like the 'bad guy' Prof Mint (AA Pattarabut Kiennukul)- I'd like to see him in a main role.
This was too slow, and sometimes had too many unnecessary twists. Happy ending gets a tick, though.