A quiet, subdued, literate and lyrical little South Korean movie about coming out. Full of pleasurable moments and with an stunningly effective addition of Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 as an underlying theme. Beatiful to behold.
So will they eventually kill off Pha or does he recover by the end? Kit told him he wanted to make sure Pha fulfills his dreams too and he becomes a doctor. In the credits Pha is dressed in doctor uniform.
I'm definitely liking the show a lot, it's definitely campy feeling but I feel like it's also better compared…
I enjoy this a lot more than My Day. Yes, it is camp and over the the top, but knowingly and self-consciously so, and it does not take itsef seriously. It is like a self-spoof. I really don't get the butthurt comments. I guess they don't treat it with a pinch of salt as it should be.
So it is becoming quite obvious episode by episode that the bomb attack was caused by the privileged high school kids. I wonder how they achieved Kazuhiko Nomura to undertake the whole incident. It must be a blackmail.
For some reason I doubt he died or not yet. We have seen several of their fate which turned out to be something…
Why would that be too mundane? It sounds feasible to me. Yet I expect more something like fake news, a prank or a dream. Once again there's a series when I just don't get the pearl-clutching. I was in two minds at the beginning too, but after 7 episodes out of 9 I can tell it is intriguing, absorbingly written, cinematically very well-done and decked out with arresting acting performances. Btw have you seen my comment below? What do you think about the Rener-Mark relationship?
That's what I would call dramatic irony - that the most positive character is the one to die first. Or will he…
For some reason I doubt he died or not yet. We have seen several of their fate which turned out to be something else after all. I still have a gut feeling that some of the proceedings turn out to be not what they seem, including the end of the world.
I am not sure about RukDiao yet. That sort of humour is a bit off and too vociferous for me. It is more zany than funny, but I cannot say it did not keep me watching. And it is certainly very glossy.
This show has become my number one Friday priority evening program when I get home. It is getting more gripping and unsettling by the minute. Who was that young girl up there on the rock who made the hitman so excited?
Why do some of you sound like admitting a crime when you say you like this series? :'D This series is not bad…
Because there is a cheating element, and for some reason the tight arsed moral compass SJWs feel as if the creators owed them not to include this device.
He knows it. Maze told him in episode 6 when they visited his childhood home.
Yeah, I have lazily read. But anyway it does not make much difference, they are not blood-related and Maze did not really clarified his emotional relation to Nueng. At least back then.
Has the actor who played Rener been replaced? In episode 6 there seems to be a different actor playing him. I wonder what Mark had to forgive Rener. Since Mark's father was the caretaker, my hunch is he either raped or just seduced Mark back then.
Btw have you seen my comment below? What do you think about the Rener-Mark relationship?