I feel like they are making this a big deal, like making a mountain out of a molehill. If you want something,…
EVERYTHING in life is about GIVE and TAKE... it always depends on what you ask for and what you're willing to give in return... if someone asks for something big, they're also likely to be willing to give more in return... and that's why there's always someone who demands more; because there's a certainty that there's always someone who gives back more than is required - just to be sure that it will work
I discovered this gem last weekend, and binge watched the first 7 episodes ... I absolutely love it ... it has a total different vibe than other series in a "high-school-genre", maybe because it's set in the early 2000s ...
this makes me think, what it was like back then in my life (was very young then)
as soon as I heard fast love from heart killers I had to run here to make sure I wasn’t the only one. so glad…
how could I not recognize a song that was nearly for 6 months my wake-up tone at 5 a.m. ... and the playlist from THK is also my motivation music, when I have to do work I don't like 😉
Is it based on " 6 October 1976 Thammasat University massacre"?
It may not be entirely based on this massacre, then it would be more accurate in history ... however, the idea for this drama was probably derived from this event.
I'm waiting 'till next saturday to watch ep 5+6 together ... a wise decision ... otherwise I'll keep thinking most of the following week about how the end of this masterpiece could probably be
At least ONCE, a script should be written in such a way that one of the main protagonists (the one with parents who don't accept their chosen partner) completely breaks ties with their family and starts a new life with their partner... I don't find it entirely BELIEVABLE that the previously homophobic father or the doubting mother would SUDDENLY accept the outlook on life and sexual orientation of their son—for whom they had planned his life path—and be HAPPY about the marriage... I know those series are fiction—but I'd like to see a series where things don't always end TOTALLY happily ever after.
after the 3rd ep ended; I remembered the first scenes of ep 1 ... and suddenly the melody and some words of a song I heard about 21 years ago came into my mind
पल की थी, यह दिलों की दास्ताँ, और फिर चल दिए, तुम कहाँ, मैं कहाँ (hopefully right written) It was a story of hearts for a moment, and then we left, where are you, where am I?
viewers might be imagining ore guessing that it would be Tanrak, whou would be ordained as a priest ... that's why I think this line fits their imagination
this would be neither a happy ending nor sad ending ... it would be a bittersweet one
all 10 OSTs are out3 new songs released todayhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRmVALzPAIFu1N49EenLZggaiEcVVf4v4https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ES20Q45HxqBWXEUDg3JUA?si=c73abf5e70024a94https://kisskh.at/805108-smile-after-tears/discussions/150500-smile-after-tears-ost
you should definitely watch LUAT ... don't be disappointed by the first 6 episodes ... because with the 7th episode all the goofiness will be gone ...
a little advice from a passionate movie/series watcher, who doesn't care about other opinions or ratings on whatever platform, etc. I look up to the story or synopsis first... if it sounds interesting, I start... I'll watch at least on episode... if I don't like it, I'll drop it... and if I like it, I rewatch it...
When Tanrak left the umbrella on the bicycle, even though he needed it himself; it was precisely here that he "gave up" fighting against these feelings, which he initially couldn't categorize, and which, at the end of the last episode, made him realize quite strongly what they meant. It was right here that he gave free rein to these emotions. Barth, however, sensed that something seemed to be troubling Tanrak... therefore, he cautiously approached him until he felt certain of Tanrak's feelings... and made the confession to him
my thought on episode 3 ... Tanrak has chosen Barth here
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so sometimes, IT IS a big deal ...
this makes me think, what it was like back then in my life (was very young then)
the "RED GUMMIBEAR" from CHERRY MAGIC
the song "รักแรงทะลุนรก (Fast Love)" from THE HEART KILLERS
and at the last scene they took THK as "role model" 🔥🔥🔥
I know those series are fiction—but I'd like to see a series where things don't always end TOTALLY happily ever after.
पल की थी, यह दिलों की दास्ताँ, और फिर चल दिए, तुम कहाँ, मैं कहाँ (hopefully right written)
It was a story of hearts for a moment, and then we left, where are you, where am I?
viewers might be imagining ore guessing that it would be Tanrak, whou would be ordained as a priest ... that's why I think this line fits their imagination
this would be neither a happy ending nor sad ending ... it would be a bittersweet one
a little advice from a passionate movie/series watcher, who doesn't care about other opinions or ratings on whatever platform, etc.
I look up to the story or synopsis first... if it sounds interesting, I start... I'll watch at least on episode... if I don't like it, I'll drop it... and if I like it, I rewatch it...
It was right here that he gave free rein to these emotions.
Barth, however, sensed that something seemed to be troubling Tanrak... therefore, he cautiously approached him until he felt certain of Tanrak's feelings... and made the confession to him
my thought on episode 3 ... Tanrak has chosen Barth here