In my opinion, Nuea has a plan, whether it will be public or private (only a discussion with Toh), but something will happen. After 11 episodes, it's clear that Nuea is committed to his relationship, and is not ashamed in any way. I'm confused by how some viewers criticize toxic masculinity, but want Nuea to do something! Toh, the cringe king, needs to have more confidence, just like his father in-law said.
To me, this series is a coming of age comedy series. The insecurities and angst of puberty have been felt by most people, but we learn and grow from our struggles. The outwardly always confident Daisy can be shaken but some really rude comments, showing that sometimes the internal and external do not always align. I think that Nutt would be great in a lead role. He has the acting ability for one.
Very enjoyable episode. It looks like Khabkhluen has already told his mother about Daonuea. Fah will be the next installment of Star and Mind, and I'm looking forward to it. GMMTV - I promise to visit Texas Chicken the next time I'm in Bangkok and it better be good!
Heeey :) Can someone help me?Sorry if it's a silly question... I've been reading reviews here and lots of people…
Fan service means they are doing intimate behaviors that are strictly for the fans, not because they are a real couple. Sometimes authors will write extras that are not canon just to for the fans. I believe (from either Max or Tul) there is even a Thai word for pretend couple. I personally do not care for fan meets where the organizers make the actors almost kiss (no longer done due to COVID). The fans in Thailand, Philippines, China, etc., love these fan meets though. I'm basing my opinion on certain actors' ability to sell out venues (before COVID) that hold a few hundred people. I do not have a problem with these events because it gives the actors opportunities to make money. Thailand has low wages, and this money can help them with their future. This is just my opinion.
I like this series, but I also read shapeshifter manga and webtoons. I can see why some people don't like it, because it could be seen as strange. I think the actors are doing a good job conveying their feelings, and the characters are likable.
I commend the production company for creating this since shape shifting on a lower budget is a huge risk. I haven't read the comic so I don't know this story, but apparently was very popular in China and Japan.
I almost made a huge mistake and passed this up because of the title and well...Hotel Stars. I'm still a little startled by Boss' resemblance to Singto, but this is slowly diminishing. I give Star Hunter Entertainment respect for casting lead and supporting characters who look Thai, instead of the usual fair, ethnic Chinese, and Thai mixed with Caucasian actors that we usually see. No hate since i'm mixed, but I love seeing people who look Thai in Thai dramas who are not exclusively thugs or villains.
Because of the acting, and chemistry between the actors, I really liked this series, even though I skipped Ep 11 because I figured it would only be angst, with no value added and I was right. I did not need to go back and watch it to figure out Ep. 12. I clicked on the director and screenwriter and learned that the screenwriter wrote I Told Sunset About You. I'm in the 1% who felt ITSAY was not a "masterpiece," just a good series. This screenwriter seems to like to create what in real life would be "toxic" people, such as Teh and Fah. They string along their partners while the partner has to constantly adjust and adapt to their whims. Please, find another archetype in your next series.
The only reason I don't want a series for Vee and Dome is that it will be Vee stringing Dome along for multiple episodes of angst.
i'm pretty sure Daisy is trans though, at least that's what i've heard from the novel idk
Thanks for the info. I haven't read the novel, but was basing it on the school uniform, and Daisy's clothing (more androgynous) that she identified as a male.
the reason for me to drop this series is toh...he is really boring, irritating n I don't find anything that would…
To me, Toh's character is an outward expression of inner monologues and dialogues people have when they have their first major crush. Many of us cringe at some of the things he says and does, but I love Toh for his quirks. His quirks, his loyalty, and his bravery once he sets his fears aside is what would make me like him.
Thank you for having a fem gay man, Daisy, who gets the guy and is not just the comic relief. Fem gay men have always been in for forefront of gay rights, but have been kind of pushed out of the picture in entertainment, in favor of straight passing characters. I would love to see Daisy and Intouch with their own series.
I just found out that the director of this series directed Love Sick 2 and Make it Right.
Edited: Just found out that Daisy is a transwoman. "The Boy Foretold by the Stars" is still my favorite then.
I wanted to thank you for working so hard for those of us who do not speak Thai. I know that it's hard work to provide subs and wanted you to know your efforts are appreciated.
I went to KaownahTurbo’s fan meet today and they talked about love Stage and how’s they improv’d the love…
I'm glad things are getting back to normal in Thailand because Thai fans are super supportive. I really liked them in this series. Too bad they production company didn't English sub the series.
I loved this episode. The cameos were great, the dancing and singing in the pink boxers was cute, and I even enjoyed the PDA. I appreciated that Lian kept singing and dancing after Kuea left. I think the message of this series is to be yourself. and seeing Lian and Kuea moving toward that, is great to watch.
Oh my gosh I forgot about the poor literature major situation . . . The rebel bit . . . kind of fits actually.…
I edited the comment to be clear that it is only my opinion, and that going abroad always seems to come up in these series. I think I was just low key mad that Theo just up and left Akk.
To me, this series is a coming of age comedy series. The insecurities and angst of puberty have been felt by most people, but we learn and grow from our struggles. The outwardly always confident Daisy can be shaken but some really rude comments, showing that sometimes the internal and external do not always align. I think that Nutt would be great in a lead role. He has the acting ability for one.
I just love the whole cast of this series.
The only reason I don't want a series for Vee and Dome is that it will be Vee stringing Dome along for multiple episodes of angst.
I just found out that the director of this series directed Love Sick 2 and Make it Right.
Edited: Just found out that Daisy is a transwoman. "The Boy Foretold by the Stars" is still my favorite then.