I would say, don't waste you time and move on. But then again. We all have different tastes.
Thank you for your opinion 😊 Yeah, I've decided to not waste my time. Usually I give everything a chance so I can form my own opinion. Based on all the comments though, and the fact that Ace and Sky are broken up, I've decided its not worth it.
Is this series worth watching? I just started My Day [I'm on episode 5 now] with the intention of watching this after. I didnt realize when starting it though, that Sky and Ace are broken up in this series.. Knowing that Sky and Ace break up in this season makes me not want to watch this.. I really like those two together and I hate when they break couples up in S2.. It makes me feel like watching My Day is pointless if they aren't together in this season. So I just wanted peoples opinions on if this is worth it. I know, based on the comments, that alot of people love the side couple. Should I just watch for them?
This series and their Our Skyy episodes were cute, but my biggest issue with it is the Time plot. They set up this broken friendship / possible mole then never went anywhere with it. All we got was someone from Gun's company getting Time fired, Gun getting super pissed and yelling about it, and then him trying to applogize to Time but it not going well. Then that plot just seems to disappear and we never hear from Time again. I know he wasnt a main character, and maybe its a dumb thing to get hung up on, but it really bothered me. Why set up this broken friendship if you arent planning to mend it. They could've easily just had Time be a rival of Gun's instead. It just feels like a waste of runtime if you arent going to go anywhere with it. Its not like the possibility of a mole for Time added to the plot either, because that was talked about like twice and also never mentioned again. I sometimes feel like I missed an episode or a part of an episode because it just feels weird to have Gun get so angry in Times defense, showing how much he still cares, but then not do anything with that. If I somehow did missed a moment about this, though I doubt it, please tell me! There were a few other things I didnt really like, but I think this was the biggest thing for me. I could be alone in how I feel about this, but I just had to rant a little.
Well, I was wondering how they would manage to have the couple together in the end. I don't don't see a problem…
Same here. I dont mind age gap couples either, and especially this one considering the time travel in the series and the connection these two clearly shared. I was happy with the ending, I'm glad I'm not the only one. I, personally, didnt like Soda so I would've been more upset if Bamee had ended up with him..
Pat agreeing to give Put another chance just feels so out of place. This whole time he has hated even being near Put and not once acted like he still had romantic feelings for him. Now all of a sudden he is agreeing to date him again..? It just doesnt make sense to me. If they had added in even a small moment of him picking is outfit and checking himself in the mirror before going to dinner, like he did with Jeng, this might be more believable to me. He just doesnt act like someone who still has feelings for his ex. I've loved the show and the pacing so far, but this, plus the unnecessary addition of Kong this episode, is the first thing I've disliked.. I really loved all Jeng and Pat's moments though, they were so cute 🥰🥰
- Bilibili- It’s also not that much on DVD. But I know you may not want to spend money. So, it’s an option.
I marked this as a spoiler just in case.
The series has a lot more emotional and heartfelt moments than the movie did and because its a series with a longer runtime overall, they could delve alot deeper into all the characters and their backgrounds. Honestly, there is so much different 😆 Really, aside from the basic plot [A middle age man regrets the choice he made to give up his basketball career for his pregnant girlfriend. Now, His kids and him have a strained relationship and his wife and him are getting a divorce. He goes back to his old highschool to reminisce on what could have been and through supernatural means ends up becoming 17/18 again.], literally almost everything else is different. There are a few scenes in the series that are similar to scenes in the movie and his friend having a good career and falling for the teacher was the same, but really that is where the similarities end. There may have been a lot of changes, but honestly I loved them all! For example, one change I loved in the series was the sister and the bully's relationship. In the movie the sister is actually dating the guy who is bullying her brother and there is no best friend love interest. I always hated that she was dating him and allowing him to hurt her brother! There is also zero character development for the bully, he is just an asshole. She also, towards the end of the end of the movie, develops a crush on her father's younger self.. They only had like 2 scenes showing this crush, but it was still super weird. Other various changes: > How he becomes 17/18 again. > The mom's career is different. > The mom's best friends involvment is less. She only has like 2, maybe 3, scenes in the movie version. > There is no other main love interest for the mom, though her and her friend talk about her trying to date again and it shows her leave for one date. > The whole parents paying the coach thing didnt happen in the movie. > The daughter having a stalker didnt happen. > There were no grandparents in the movie. > The only people who knew about his change was his wife and best friend. Nobody else ever found out. > They dont get divorced in the movie. The court scene happens towards the end so after he reads the note with nothing on it, he sets it down and leaves. She pickes it up and now knows he is telling the truth. She ends up postponing the hearing. Then the basketball game happens and he leaves the court midgame like he did originally which changes him back into his older self. > While in the movie version there are some heartfelt moments, to me it seemed mostly like a comedy. There is probably more, but I cant think of anything else right now lol While I do find the series so much better, the movie isnt bad. There were some questionable writing choices, but overall I do think its a good movie and worth the watch. Just, to me, if I had to compare... there really is no comparison. I would always choose the series over the movie.
Sorry this was so long 😅 I kinda got carried away lol
it saddens me that dongwon did a great job, stepping out of his idol bubble, only to be paid with a lackluster…
Right! If each episode had been given a runtime like Unintentional Love Story had, I feel like it would've been so much better. They just didnt have enough time to fully flesh out the characters, his back story/trauma, and the feelings they developed for each other. I felt like the actors all did a great job with what they were given, but because it was rushed it just fell flat for me.
I had my hopes up for a second that Seung Jun would end up with Ho Yeon.. how stupid of me 😔 It would have been so amazing if they had and in my opinion it would've made more sense. I know you can't help who you like, but to me Seung Jun and Ho Yeon being together just fits so much better. It would've been so much better if a year later he realized he had feelings for Ho Yeon, the one person who is always there for him, instead of missing Jae Hyun.. I just thought him missing Jae Hyun so much and saying 'its all because of him' was odd. He honestly barely knew him and they only talked a handful of times. Maybe if the series had been longer I could be convinced that he would be missing him that much after a year, but I just dont see it. There was honestly only a couples times where it even looked like he had feelings for him, most of the time it looked like he was uncomfortable. I know that was because of his panic disorder mostly, but I just dont feel like they showed how Seung Jun was feeling enough to make this make sense.. I don't hate this series. I thought it was decent and I think its worth a one time watch, but I feel like it could've been so much better. If it had been given a longer runtime for each episode and could've delved more into them getting close before the ex showed back up, I think this one year later wouldn't be as disappointing.
I may be alone in this, but I loved this so much! I thought it was hilarious and I loved seeing everyone playing opposite roles. I love that Tiw and Por are actually secretly dating in this one like everyone was assuming in the original, that was a great touch! I will admit though, I would've preferred a continuation of the actual series set so long in the future. Getting a real continuation for these characters we all loved would've been so much better! Still, I'm excited for tomorrow's episodes 😊
A generally well-made BL, but the plot has devolved into the trope/cliche of two butch tops fighting for possession…
I know its highly unlikey since the other two are the main characters, but I wish they'd surprise us and have him either choose the roommate or neither.
I loved this series at the start, but its slowly gone down hill and now its just at rock bottom for me.. While I am super happy he finally confessed, I have never been more disappointed in a confession scene in all the series I've watched.. Not only was it completely out of character for Phu to do a public confession like that, it also sapped alot of the emotion from the scene for me with everyone just watching them. I fully expected Nan to find the letter, realize Phu would never have the courage to tell him himself, and show the letter to Phu and confess himself. But no, all of a sudden Phu is no longer afraid when nothing at all changed. So Khunkao was going to confess so what.. How is him confessing any different than Party doing it? I just feel so let down.. That moment, the confession and realization of mutual feelings, just felt so rushed. And because people where there and just staring I felt like it didnt have the same impact and emotions it couldve had if they'd been alone. It just feels like this 8 episode build up was for nothing.. On top of all that, we get like 1 minute of happiness and then Granny dies, Nan gets an offer a new position which means a move to China, and we have lack of communication 🙄 We also still haven't wrapped up the whole brother thing.. Unless the last episode is an hour and a half there is no way they can wrap all this up and not have it feel rushed. Plus we are highly unlikely to get couple moments between these two, though we definitely deserve them after these 8 episodes, because of all the drama thats happening..
Absolutely adored The Eclipse Our Skyy 2 episode!! I loved getting to see Akk, Ayan, and all the characters again. Those two had so many cute moments, and so many kiss scenes [especially the end one.. 😳 Definitely was not expecting or prepared for that 😆] My rating of the show did lower some though cause I really didn't like Aye pretending he forgot Akk's birthday all so he could serenade him in public. I hated how upset Akk felt and looked and they played it off that Aye thinks he looks cute when he is sad and/or angry. I dont like tropes like that.. It didn't ruin the episode for me, I just hated that writing choice.. I thought it was cute though that despite Akk being upset with Aye, there were still moments he couldnt control how he is with him because of how much he loves him. Like the ending scene of their first episode. Aye kissing an upset Akk and Akk smiling slightly cause he just can't help it, that was so adorable 🥰🥰 Another thing I loved was that they didn't go there with Teacher Sani and Wat. I think they were just teasing the fans, but I'm so glad they didnt turn it romantic! Overall, The Eclipse episodes were amazing and I'm so sad we have to say goodbye 😭 Maybe we can manifest a S2, The Eclipse: College Years 😆 If only!
Overall, I loved this episode. I'm not a huge fan of the 'pretend I forgot your birthday' plots [it's so obvious that's what this is]. I don't hate it, but I feel like there is a better way you can go about surprising someone that hurting their feelings. I feel so bad for Akk 🥺I honestly don't know how Aye can stand not coming clean when Akk almost starts crying. All I gotta say is Aye better have something amazing planned because he's going to have a lot of making up to do. One thing I did love though, is despite Akk still being really upset with Aye at the end of the episode, he still can't resist him. That end scene was so cute 🥰 For the Teacher Sani and Wat plot, I'm kinda torn. Now that Wat has graduated high school I don't hate the idea, but at the same time it'll feel a little weird if they go a romantic route. Only because it's never felt that way between them. It started out a teacher and student bonding over something, and then obviously turned into a real friendship that was more than teacher and student. It never felt romantic, though that's not to say it couldn't become that. However even in this episode, when Mo hinted at that, Wat just looked confused and then annoyed at him. Mo obviously got to him, but even when he was imagining them in that movie while it had a romantic kind of setting they were still talking about friendship. As I said, I wouldn't hate it, but I'll honestly be surprised if they go there. I will admit though, AJ and Ploy would be super cute together. I really wish they would get a series together 🥺🙏
There were a few small moments in episodes 7&8 that, at least to me, definitely made it seem like Nan has feels…
The only reason I thought he may have realized how he really feels in episode 8 was first because of what Dina said to him, I feel like it made him think about things. Also though, because of that bonus scene at the end. He wrote that note 'Happy Birthday Phu ...I love you', but then changed his mind and took the note back. I feel like if he was just saying I love you as a friend he wouldn't have been worried about it and would've left it there. Although, if he realized Phu's feelings for him he could've also picked it up because he was worried about confusing Phu.
Yeah, I've decided to not waste my time. Usually I give everything a chance so I can form my own opinion. Based on all the comments though, and the fact that Ace and Sky are broken up, I've decided its not worth it.
I just started My Day [I'm on episode 5 now] with the intention of watching this after. I didnt realize when starting it though, that Sky and Ace are broken up in this series.. Knowing that Sky and Ace break up in this season makes me not want to watch this.. I really like those two together and I hate when they break couples up in S2.. It makes me feel like watching My Day is pointless if they aren't together in this season.
So I just wanted peoples opinions on if this is worth it. I know, based on the comments, that alot of people love the side couple. Should I just watch for them?
I sometimes feel like I missed an episode or a part of an episode because it just feels weird to have Gun get so angry in Times defense, showing how much he still cares, but then not do anything with that. If I somehow did missed a moment about this, though I doubt it, please tell me!
There were a few other things I didnt really like, but I think this was the biggest thing for me. I could be alone in how I feel about this, but I just had to rant a little.
I was happy with the ending, I'm glad I'm not the only one. I, personally, didnt like Soda so I would've been more upset if Bamee had ended up with him..
I've loved the show and the pacing so far, but this, plus the unnecessary addition of Kong this episode, is the first thing I've disliked..
I really loved all Jeng and Pat's moments though, they were so cute 🥰🥰
The series has a lot more emotional and heartfelt moments than the movie did and because its a series with a longer runtime overall, they could delve alot deeper into all the characters and their backgrounds.
Honestly, there is so much different 😆 Really, aside from the basic plot [A middle age man regrets the choice he made to give up his basketball career for his pregnant girlfriend. Now, His kids and him have a strained relationship and his wife and him are getting a divorce. He goes back to his old highschool to reminisce on what could have been and through supernatural means ends up becoming 17/18 again.], literally almost everything else is different. There are a few scenes in the series that are similar to scenes in the movie and his friend having a good career and falling for the teacher was the same, but really that is where the similarities end.
There may have been a lot of changes, but honestly I loved them all!
For example, one change I loved in the series was the sister and the bully's relationship. In the movie the sister is actually dating the guy who is bullying her brother and there is no best friend love interest. I always hated that she was dating him and allowing him to hurt her brother! There is also zero character development for the bully, he is just an asshole. She also, towards the end of the end of the movie, develops a crush on her father's younger self.. They only had like 2 scenes showing this crush, but it was still super weird.
Other various changes:
> How he becomes 17/18 again.
> The mom's career is different.
> The mom's best friends involvment is less. She only has like 2, maybe 3, scenes in the movie version.
> There is no other main love interest for the mom, though her and her friend talk about her trying to date again and it shows her leave for one date.
> The whole parents paying the coach thing didnt happen in the movie.
> The daughter having a stalker didnt happen.
> There were no grandparents in the movie.
> The only people who knew about his change was his wife and best friend. Nobody else ever found out.
> They dont get divorced in the movie. The court scene happens towards the end so after he reads the note with nothing on it, he sets it down and leaves. She pickes it up and now knows he is telling the truth. She ends up postponing the hearing. Then the basketball game happens and he leaves the court midgame like he did originally which changes him back into his older self.
> While in the movie version there are some heartfelt moments, to me it seemed mostly like a comedy.
There is probably more, but I cant think of anything else right now lol
While I do find the series so much better, the movie isnt bad. There were some questionable writing choices, but overall I do think its a good movie and worth the watch. Just, to me, if I had to compare... there really is no comparison. I would always choose the series over the movie.
Sorry this was so long 😅 I kinda got carried away lol
It would have been so amazing if they had and in my opinion it would've made more sense. I know you can't help who you like, but to me Seung Jun and Ho Yeon being together just fits so much better. It would've been so much better if a year later he realized he had feelings for Ho Yeon, the one person who is always there for him, instead of missing Jae Hyun..
I just thought him missing Jae Hyun so much and saying 'its all because of him' was odd. He honestly barely knew him and they only talked a handful of times. Maybe if the series had been longer I could be convinced that he would be missing him that much after a year, but I just dont see it. There was honestly only a couples times where it even looked like he had feelings for him, most of the time it looked like he was uncomfortable. I know that was because of his panic disorder mostly, but I just dont feel like they showed how Seung Jun was feeling enough to make this make sense..
I don't hate this series. I thought it was decent and I think its worth a one time watch, but I feel like it could've been so much better. If it had been given a longer runtime for each episode and could've delved more into them getting close before the ex showed back up, I think this one year later wouldn't be as disappointing.
I will admit though, I would've preferred a continuation of the actual series set so long in the future. Getting a real continuation for these characters we all loved would've been so much better!
Still, I'm excited for tomorrow's episodes 😊
While I am super happy he finally confessed, I have never been more disappointed in a confession scene in all the series I've watched.. Not only was it completely out of character for Phu to do a public confession like that, it also sapped alot of the emotion from the scene for me with everyone just watching them. I fully expected Nan to find the letter, realize Phu would never have the courage to tell him himself, and show the letter to Phu and confess himself.
But no, all of a sudden Phu is no longer afraid when nothing at all changed. So Khunkao was going to confess so what.. How is him confessing any different than Party doing it? I just feel so let down.. That moment, the confession and realization of mutual feelings, just felt so rushed. And because people where there and just staring I felt like it didnt have the same impact and emotions it couldve had if they'd been alone. It just feels like this 8 episode build up was for nothing..
On top of all that, we get like 1 minute of happiness and then Granny dies, Nan gets an offer a new position which means a move to China, and we have lack of communication 🙄 We also still haven't wrapped up the whole brother thing..
Unless the last episode is an hour and a half there is no way they can wrap all this up and not have it feel rushed. Plus we are highly unlikely to get couple moments between these two, though we definitely deserve them after these 8 episodes, because of all the drama thats happening..
My rating of the show did lower some though cause I really didn't like Aye pretending he forgot Akk's birthday all so he could serenade him in public. I hated how upset Akk felt and looked and they played it off that Aye thinks he looks cute when he is sad and/or angry. I dont like tropes like that.. It didn't ruin the episode for me, I just hated that writing choice.. I thought it was cute though that despite Akk being upset with Aye, there were still moments he couldnt control how he is with him because of how much he loves him. Like the ending scene of their first episode. Aye kissing an upset Akk and Akk smiling slightly cause he just can't help it, that was so adorable 🥰🥰
Another thing I loved was that they didn't go there with Teacher Sani and Wat. I think they were just teasing the fans, but I'm so glad they didnt turn it romantic!
Overall, The Eclipse episodes were amazing and I'm so sad we have to say goodbye 😭
Maybe we can manifest a S2, The Eclipse: College Years 😆 If only!
One thing I did love though, is despite Akk still being really upset with Aye at the end of the episode, he still can't resist him. That end scene was so cute 🥰
For the Teacher Sani and Wat plot, I'm kinda torn. Now that Wat has graduated high school I don't hate the idea, but at the same time it'll feel a little weird if they go a romantic route. Only because it's never felt that way between them. It started out a teacher and student bonding over something, and then obviously turned into a real friendship that was more than teacher and student. It never felt romantic, though that's not to say it couldn't become that. However even in this episode, when Mo hinted at that, Wat just looked confused and then annoyed at him. Mo obviously got to him, but even when he was imagining them in that movie while it had a romantic kind of setting they were still talking about friendship. As I said, I wouldn't hate it, but I'll honestly be surprised if they go there.
I will admit though, AJ and Ploy would be super cute together. I really wish they would get a series together 🥺🙏
Although, if he realized Phu's feelings for him he could've also picked it up because he was worried about confusing Phu.