This drama was well-executed compared to ULS. The acting was more realistic and the chemistry between the two leads were insane. The sexual tension between them was so real. As a bibliophile myself, I love the reference to Kafka's novel. There were so many hidden meanings and symbolism in the drama and I truly enjoyed interpreting them. For example, Hotae has a tattoo of an insect on his neck, referring to The Metamorphosis. And there is this another scene where Hotae and Donghee have a phone call after the leg injury and during the phone call, both of them are basking in yellow light - an indication that how they are truly happy to be interacting with each after a long while. And of course, I loved the climax scene - the photo blending with the environment where it was shot and then suddenly Hotae appearing in the frame with a similar green jacket....that scene was chef's kiss. I really loved the drama. BTW, the actor who played Ji Su....he has such a nice voice....sounded like he was straight outta from an Wattpad fiction to me.
This drama was well-executed compared to ULS. The acting was more realistic and the chemistry between the two leads were insane. The sexual tension between them was so real. As a bibliophile myself, I love the reference to Kafka's novel. There were so many hidden meanings and symbolism in the drama and I truly enjoyed interpreting them. For example, Hotae has a tattoo of an insect on his neck, referring to The Metamorphosis. And there is this another scene where Hotae and Donghee have a phone call after the leg injury and during the phone call, both of them are basking in yellow light - an indication that how they are truly happy to be interacting with each after a long while. And of course, I loved the climax scene - the photo blending with the environment where it was shot and then suddenly Hotae appearing in the frame with a similar green jacket....that scene was chef's kiss. I really loved the drama. BTW, the actor who played Ji Su....he has such a nice voice....sounded like he was straight outta from an Wattpad fiction to me.
To me, it's normal. I studied in a private school in Metro Manila, and I had several friends from different universities…
Oh, thanks for the info. Actually, I do find it attractive when Asian people speak English. But, imo, at least they could have given a few dialogues as Tagalog for Marco. It feels a bit odd when Luna and Kalix communicate.
Can someone let me know what music plays in ep 12 at 40:05 when Shang Xi Rui dances on the roof? I had been searching for that music and I still can't find it. Please help me if you know?
I loved this very much. Though its just an hour special, the storytelling was so amazing. They wrapped up the story without leaving out anything. I loved the way they incorporated the social message regarding oceans within the plot. The cast were all good, I feel Shono looks like Surprise from SCOY in some angles. Also the clever product placement of shampoo...Thai directors should learn how to promote their sponsors in a subtle manner from Japanese shows. Though there was no romance in general, I still loved it. I loved the grandma when she came out suddenly...she rocked. And also the MC, he genuinely did his job well.
Everything was good. But that ending just killed me....just why? I don't know whether I should be happy about it or sad about it. But I can relate to Tae Joo. I have lucid dreams and I feel much alive in my dreams than in real life. Like I feel the happiness when I dream. I would exchange my real life to an imaginary world anytime. In real life, I am lost, hopeless and empty.
BTW, the actor who played Ji Su....he has such a nice voice....sounded like he was straight outta from an Wattpad fiction to me.
BTW, the actor who played Ji Su....he has such a nice voice....sounded like he was straight outta from an Wattpad fiction to me.
But I can relate to Tae Joo. I have lucid dreams and I feel much alive in my dreams than in real life. Like I feel the happiness when I dream. I would exchange my real life to an imaginary world anytime. In real life, I am lost, hopeless and empty.