come on, it’s called my engineer, what did you expect? XD
I am not disappointed in Fluke, he is a great actor, I think the script of UWMA wasn't good enough for him, it wasn't well-thought-out... what didn't permit to bring out all his potential... this is why I worry for Cooper and a few other good young actors :(
come on, it’s called my engineer, what did you expect? XD
That's interesting, thanks for the information. I was just curious to know why because of the redundancy of that theme in Thai series... I recall my very first Thai BL was Right By Me and if I am not wrong the characters were engineering students, the movie was released in 2005 lol
come on, it’s called my engineer, what did you expect? XD
For me Cooper will, somehow, always be Golf from My Bromance The Series just like Fluke will always be Bank from My Bromance The Movie (when an actor is outstanding in one role, it sticks to his skin).. Cooper was great in the role of Golf, so I worry about the script of this new series and his performance... I hope he will do better than in his previous projects... much better than Fluke in Until We Meet Again (though it wasn't Fluke's fault if the acting wasn't what it was supposed to be).
I haven't watched the first episode yet. I think I will just binge watch it once it's over.. I have very little patience and 2gether is reducing it into smoke a little bit more every week already lol
come on, it’s called my engineer, what did you expect? XD
Nope, in fact I laughed when I read your comment. I am just still frustrated because of the title lol
I liked Cooper a lot in My Bromance The Series, I'd be sad if this show ruins him in my eyes. I watched the trailer and like it, I am just trying to answer a few metaphysical questions before watching the first episode lol
come on, it’s called my engineer, what did you expect? XD
I didn't mean it that way lol I am just wondering why there are so many Thai series based on that. I am gay and I attended a few classes with engineering students in the past following the advice of my teacher, I won't be the first one to throw a stone at gay engineers, but there are enough other specialties to be creative.... and original. Even if this series happens to be great, the theme leaves me skeptic for now!
I read two or three chapters on Wattpad. The person is still translating it (7 chapters are published for the moment). I can give you a link to it if you want :)
All Sarawat and Tine interactions are gold, beautiful, meaningful, cute, hot, entertaining, enchanting... It's…
I agree on what relates to Drake and Frank, their story is just taking screen time from the main story. I like Phukong as a character and as Sarawat's brother, his personality is rather funny and he has a good presence. I felt that he could knock some sense into Tine's dense brain if he were around him longer... but the whole upcoming crispy pork love story gives me an indigestion already! ~_~
Something felt off in this episode...I disconnected a few times. I was shocked at the end when I realized I ff-ed…
I agree with you. The 4th episode didn't please me as much as the others either. I am watching this drama mainly for Green and he wasn't in episode 4, the show felt quiet, too quiet all of a sudden, and Tine's friends weren't there... I hope they will be in the next episodes, I am done with the shows that "swallow" the side characters after what happened in Until We Meet Again. As for the chemistry between the leading actors, I think it's not extraordinary. It's the chemistry two friends can have, not two lovers. Bright's acting is very communicative, it saves the duo from unnecessary awkwardness.
Has anyone else watched those few seconds of Sarawat getting frustrated and kissing Tine OVER and OVER? ....seriously…
I think it won't be a kiss. I think he will just grab his head and stare into his eyes, asking him to face reality at last.... but like everyone I hope it will be a kiss *-*
In the novel Sarawat is the top. They never switch, he is quite forceful and possessive/jealous about everything…
Things change but at snail pace. The public likes a semblance of familiarity that insures its comfort, and it's not forgiving with whoever is reckless enough to cut corners or think outside the box. Masterpieces were reduced to ashes because of it, so the artists tend to be more resilient and adapt their works to the audience's expectations. It's cowardly but bravery has a cost, even more so in the world of cinematography!
But there's hope. In the last six years a lot has been done and I am sure a much greater revolution is to be expected for the upcoming years :)
In the novel Sarawat is the top. They never switch, he is quite forceful and possessive/jealous about everything…
Clichés are popular (profitable) whereas taboos and drastic reformation are unpopular (unprofitable) in cinema and literature, it's a reality that's hard to ignore for us (screenwriters, novelists, playwrights and movies producers).
I agree with crazysexcoolpal. I am gay too so when I read about top and bottom issues, I zone out... though with my looks (effeminate long-haired "fairy" who enjoys cosplay and cross-dressing) people assume easily that I am a bottom, or that I am a woman... but in fact things are different... I just hope that someday people will understand, I don't mind when they believe the stereotypes it's just lack of information (gay cinema doesn't help as it nurtures the clichés and stops at who is top and who is bottom because it tends to model gay relationships on straight relationships for an audience predominately feminine that is often interested in knowing who will be "the woman" in the relationship). Hopefully someday gay love will be understood and accepted, people will see us for what we are and not for what they think we are, and in the case of gays like me, for what we truly are and not what we pretend sometimes to be.
As for Tine and Sarawat, I'd love it if they are versatile, it would fit their characters better and bring some more realism, and normality, to the story :)
He's the dream actor of any screenwriter. He inspires me! He's fantastic and his acting is heartfelt and authentic. He deserves to get more roles. I don't understand why he doesn't. He's handsome and very talented.
Hold on, he was 22 - 5........ 17 in Love Sick 2??? I thought he was at least 30. I was very unconvinced seeing him prowling around Mick o.O He looked twice his age in Love Sick, no wonder he got a teacher's role!!!
I know who is Green's boyfriend I guessed it just by watching the trailer, and in the episode 3 it was as obvious as the sun .... and I can say that he is good looking but won't say who either lol
Thanks for the explanations, I hope the script of this series will keep its good quality and that the "hole" is just a misunderstanding :)
I haven't watched the first episode yet. I think I will just binge watch it once it's over.. I have very little patience and 2gether is reducing it into smoke a little bit more every week already lol
I liked Cooper a lot in My Bromance The Series, I'd be sad if this show ruins him in my eyes. I watched the trailer and like it, I am just trying to answer a few metaphysical questions before watching the first episode lol
But there's hope. In the last six years a lot has been done and I am sure a much greater revolution is to be expected for the upcoming years :)
As for Tine and Sarawat, I'd love it if they are versatile, it would fit their characters better and bring some more realism, and normality, to the story :)
Thanks for the explanations, I hope the script of this series will keep its good quality and that the "hole" is just a misunderstanding :)