SeanFletcher

18 episodes in - this is a very special show.

:-)

I think you need to at least watch yesterday’s episodes and see for yourself. However, I zoomed through them except for a couple of scenes that were quite good re JC and his interactions with his wife (who also had some sobering moments) and daughter.

I really enjoyed Naked Soldier. Anything with Sammo in it is always worth a watch. It has really good action scenes throughout, some fun moments and is well put together: 8/10

I went “will I, or won’t I” so many times. Then after today’s eps (which had some good moments) I finally made the decision it’s a fail. There’s no wild card this time from me :-)

Today’s the day after the latest episodes, so regretfully, I say goodbye to BP - oh well...

How fabulous was episode 7? I went from wanting to strangle SDJ at the start of the episode to wow at the end of the episode. Everything in between was done so well - awesome!

She is breathtaking in TBI and her performance in episode 7 is amazing. When you see her in Romantic Teacher, Doctor Kim - russian white bear is spot on. In fact, Seo Hyun Jin knocks it out of the park re her role in that show (an awesome show too). She takes things to a whole new level. It makes you wonder why did she do Temperature of Love (which I enjoyed for the first few episodes then found myself scratching my head over things).

I can honestly say that at the end of the first six episodes we have a lot of interesting things going on. Also, the beginning and end credits raise more questions than they answer - so you can safely watch them without seeing how things end up. Janice Wu is a delight and a very fine comedic actress (she was excellent in My Amazing Boyfriend).

I enjoyed TPP for the most part. There were good themes along with a ghost mystery and well done contrasts between the past and present. Our lead pair were great. I thought the grandmother stole the show though.

Yes, it has a happy ending and it’s right at the very end.

A very good movie about a self centred person who changes for the better and discovers that being perfect isn’t all that it is cracked up to be and that other people matter. It’s well made, with better than solid performances all round.

Love You You is delightful. It is one of the nicest romcoms out there: 9/10

What a delightful and very funny movie. I laughed out loud on quite a few occasions. Thai movies are so much better than their lakorns :)

Yes, it’s Emile Hirsch - the lead re Into the Wild, Milk, Savages, Bonnie & Clyde and a whole range of other shows

It is a sad ending, but fits the film so well. The story is based on true events. Apparently at the Shanghai Film Festival last year the audience burst into tears (you will see why when you read the post script at the end).

Well done with your article. Also, you have convinced me to have a peek at Fu Yao, as I have been in two minds about it.

Both movies are fabulous, and the use of the cinematography in each one is delightful, with a special shout out from me re The Road Home

When you have a moment, take the time to watch this movie. Not knowing another person’s language doesn’t stop one’s heart. Nicely done.

I’m at the point of only wanting to keep watching just to see JC take MW down!