There’s no something special or unlikely about the show. I can say it was an average show that has an outdated flow of romance. If this show aired in previous years, it may be a hit. Nevertheless, the drama is still good, thanks to the actors themselves for a fluffy portrayal of roles.
The mixture of action and comedy elements was remarkably entertaining. Chuckled so hard to Tankul and his beloved Elizabeth & Sebastian death. Yet, I can see that those fish are still breathing when he hugs them hahaha. Still, his chaotic vibes are sending me a boost of laughter. Porsche is the cutest when he is being played by Kinn, especially with his soft gestures when he is irritated. But if we were going to be realistic, his character may already be long dead if he showed this kind of attitude to a real gang. Nevertheless, I’m sensing a glimpse of mystery behind Porsche’s background or about his parents that explains the special treatment he acquired from Kinn’s father. The slight nudity offered was magnificent as someone who loves to see these kinds of rare views from most BLs. Aside from the main character, Ken (portrayed by the cutest Perth), Big (the manly yet soft looking bodyguard), and Pete (a boy with a sunshine aura) are considered to be few of my favorite characters from this show so far. Great to see a woman fighter from the show, this may be common but I still not expecting that the girl would fight Kinn instead of being a flirt.
The moment they officially became partners, I felt like the romantic scenes were fastly getting dragged down. The last few episodes bored me and the presented cliche scenarios aren't that good, compared to the times when they’re still faking their relationship. It looks like the main characters’ love story is being overromanticized.
EP04 is a breath of fresh air from the breathtaking revelations of plot twists. I certainly love this episode because of how they give a bunch of fluffy and idealistic sequences of activities. Starting from Tofu’s comforting hug to Nut that enables the visualization of the feeling of being warmth. Then, the lovey-dovey host shower scene that lets Kuenchai turn into a third wheeler and matchmaker at the same time. That also leads to Prib and Tofu’s joyful conversation on being mesmerized by the person they both like, Nut. When Kuenchai did his lion-like entrance wearing the shirt given by Prib supposedly to Nut, I found it super duper adorable. The dog can really keep up to the acting of the humans, such an intelligent dog.
In Sarin duality is really something else. Him as Tofu is full of cuteness while Nueng is full of manliness. You can easily differentiate the two since they have distinct vibes. The little basketball game of Tofu, Song, and the police father touches my heart. Although the father misses his dead child so much, he doesn’t become crazily shocked. He and Song already accepted the fact that Nueng died several years ago and continue to live their lives as happily as they can while remembering the days they shared together with Nueng. The bond of these father-and-son is strongly remarkable. Moving on, the way Nut’s acts jealous towards Tofu’s sudden hang out with Song is so lovely. Our moody boy finally began to appreciate the kindness and existence of our teddy bear human, Tofu. The continued drama between the adults is good since it isn’t that much of a cliche and also a fine addition to the story. The flow of the story is consecutively great. I love every episodes and I’m always anticipating to see the next one.
Another great episode. Gen and his parents are so loveable! The way the father initiates willingly to search for a boyfriend for his son is so cute. The entire family conversion is so comforting to watch. This episode also serves us hilarious scenes such as the no-underwear Tofu, being playful at the escalator, I-ate-your-ice-cream moment, picking a girl's undies, shopping for essential items, etc. And then we have this, they keep giving us a plot every single episode. This time, it's about the revelation of an identical twin who turned out to be Nut’s father and his Mom’s ex-boyfriend who is also the husband of their nosy neighbor. I swear I am almost surprised every time something big blows up. I don’t know anymore.
The long wait is finally over. Ever since I saw the trailer years ago, this has been my most anticipated Thai BL show. The pilot episode is a blast. Casting Apo Nattawin as Porsche is the perfect deal. He is a total package; a hot, handsome, and charismatic man with a huge amount of sex appeal. He’s almost perfect but when it comes to dramatic scenes, he lacks the right quality of emotions needed. However, there’s no doubt that he is an amazing actor that excels in an action and comedy genre. Mile as Kinn is a great cast too. He is consecutively great in his acting performance. His charm is centered around his mysterious and deep personality along with his exquisite manliness. The start of the series only focuses on the introductory part to the main characters. The storyline has the vibes from the western countries exploring it into asian which turned out to be great. I also love the set-ups and location from the first episode. So far, so good.
Youthful bloom of romance with an artistic and cinematic production quality
This is one of those BL shows that being gay isn’t included as the form of drama to the story. Although, sexuality is still an important topic to be addressed in showcasing a same gender romance. Hwang Da Seul, the director of this series, says that “The BL genre may have a sensitive part, but rather than narrowing it down to a specific genre, it is a ‘love story’. It’s easier if you look at it broadly and define just that a man loves a man, because you can write the romance you want to write.” We can see in the show itself how she was able to deliver the storyline focusing on two people who met and fell in love, regarding their gender identity.
The progression of Si Won’s story is an amazing portrayal of someone’s presence that may help you in facing your own insecurities. At first I thought he was a narcissist yet with the revelation of his background story, I understand that in order for him not to be looked down upon anymore, he needs to be flawless. Da Un’s introductory part was likable. Presenting such dubious treatments directly to Si Won which later on turned out to be a misinterpretation. The best thing about the couple is how they gave comfort to each other and were a foundation of support in their own dilemma in life. Those caressing strokes of Si Won’s hair is consoling to watch. Da Un’s deep voice and contagious smiles are sending me butterflies. I love their first kiss. Si Won aggressively kissed Da Un maybe because he lacks experience and the moment when Da Un interrupted him and told him to relax was so soothingly refreshing to see.
Excellent quality of production. This is such an artistic drama that emphasizes the power of filmmaking. Those details include a fascinating piece of art. The cinematic blue-silhouette bed scene that connects to the title ‘Blueming’ that also defines that the main couple finally colored each other's life. The consistent connection of the story to their college courses as students who majors in film and production. I can relate to them since I am also studying a course related to films. The pre-production process till the final outcome of Si Won’s short film ‘My Running Bike’ is so dramatically great. He was able to share his story by producing it into a film that also leads him to indirectly release his emotions that he keeps for so long. I love that it became the bridge for him and his mother to be connected without the hint of hiding a certain feeling behind them.
Si Yeong as the main character’s sister plays an important role to help his brother become freely peaceful in his past, by sending the autobiography he wrote when he was young. Si Yeong's lowkey efforts can also be seen in the girl she had a crush on. Another one of my favorite side characters from this show goes to the bestfriend of the year, the caring Do Ba Woo. He and his eyeglasses are a cute match. It shocked me to know that he is also one of the supporting cast from the teen drama ‘Love Revolution’ because his roles are significantly differ in terms of personality. I read a comment from somewhere that the guy who played a guitar at the beach was the person who Do Ba Woo refers to as the person he liked that is clueless about this. The guitar has a written initial of DBW. If a second season may happen, it is possible that the story may give us this explanation later on.
To be honest, they loose down during the ending. I didn’t particularly hate it but I was hoping for a more impactful ending. I am also curious about the thing Da Un whispered to Si Won when he realized that he likes to shoot people more than story now. My personal theory is something related to body profiles or underwear. Anyways, it's a good choice to drop all the episodes on a single day since each episode contains a cliffhangers ending that will later on explained in the next episode. It will be confusing, and waiting for days will test the patience of the viewers. The soundtracks were fantastic too and perfectly suits the melody of the story. Overall, I enjoyed this mini-series and I hope to see more in the future.
QUESTIONS1) What is the meaning of the title, "Bluemings"?2) What did Da Un whisper into Si Won's ear toward the…
Okay. I come out with these theories. 1. I can sense a glimpse of connection to the title when they did a blue-silhouette bed scene that provides an idea that they finally colored each other in the form of love.
2. My thoughts about this is maybe something related to body profile shoots or underwear since Si Won in the past is thoughtful about his own body, plus Da Un saw everything about Si Won since they did s*x already.
3. Do Ba Woon was the only person from the cast with an initial of DBW. He didn't specifically told that the person he likes is a guitarist or something but yeah that was a hint. If sequel will happen, we would love to anticipate the explanation about this.
The guy with eyeglasses is a cutie and a real best friend to be. I love their college course and the way they connected it to the flow of the story. I can relate since I am also studying a course related to film making. Youthful love story. They give comfort to each other. The caressing and hugs are so meaningful.
THE FANTASY LAKORN-BL THAT IS REALISTICALLY GREAT. The acting performance during the confrontation scene of the mother-and-son was outstanding. I can feel the drama and tension in their eyes. I never expected that they tackled this early about the absence of the father in the house and the reason why his mother is imagining that her husband still exists in their house. Nevertheless, that was good so that they can focus on more major plot twists in the show. I have my theories during the pilot episodes but the revelation from the second episode produces loopholes in my previous wild guesses and now I don’t know what is going to happen in the future. This is the kind of drama that makes you feel excited since it triggers your brain about the outcome of the story. I like it so much! Focusing on the couple, there’s no dull moments ever since Tofu turned into a human. Those consecutive smiles of Tofu to Nut is the sweetest thing I keep seeing all throughout. The particular scene in which Nut ordered Tofu to leave his room and this cute guy opened the door then closed it a second later and tried to hide his presence by facing the wall beside the door is the fluffiest scene in this episode. The amount of butterflies Tofu sends to me is extraordinarily huge in number.
Without the background story, I would conclude that the main character is a narcissist. But as the drama explains, in order for him not to be looked down upon anymore, he needs to be flawless. I am into things like this, a fresh concept of building a personality that is mostly inclined with negativity. Then, I also enjoyed the introduction part of his partner who he finds intolerable with presenting such dubious treatment directly to him.
It’s a good choice to drop all the episodes on the same day of its release since each episode were such cliffhangers that later on explained on to the next episode. It is confusing not to watch the next episode and waiting for days will test the viewers’ patience.
In Sarin duality is really something else. Him as Tofu is full of cuteness while Nueng is full of manliness. You can easily differentiate the two since they have distinct vibes. The little basketball game of Tofu, Song, and the police father touches my heart. Although the father misses his dead child so much, he doesn’t become crazily shocked. He and Song already accepted the fact that Nueng died several years ago and continue to live their lives as happily as they can while remembering the days they shared together with Nueng. The bond of these father-and-son is strongly remarkable. Moving on, the way Nut’s acts jealous towards Tofu’s sudden hang out with Song is so lovely. Our moody boy finally began to appreciate the kindness and existence of our teddy bear human, Tofu. The continued drama between the adults is good since it isn’t that much of a cliche and also a fine addition to the story. The flow of the story is consecutively great. I love every episodes and I’m always anticipating to see the next one.
Youthful bloom of romance with an artistic and cinematic production quality
This is one of those BL shows that being gay isn’t included as the form of drama to the story. Although, sexuality is still an important topic to be addressed in showcasing a same gender romance. Hwang Da Seul, the director of this series, says that “The BL genre may have a sensitive part, but rather than narrowing it down to a specific genre, it is a ‘love story’. It’s easier if you look at it broadly and define just that a man loves a man, because you can write the romance you want to write.” We can see in the show itself how she was able to deliver the storyline focusing on two people who met and fell in love, regarding their gender identity.
The progression of Si Won’s story is an amazing portrayal of someone’s presence that may help you in facing your own insecurities. At first I thought he was a narcissist yet with the revelation of his background story, I understand that in order for him not to be looked down upon anymore, he needs to be flawless. Da Un’s introductory part was likable. Presenting such dubious treatments directly to Si Won which later on turned out to be a misinterpretation. The best thing about the couple is how they gave comfort to each other and were a foundation of support in their own dilemma in life. Those caressing strokes of Si Won’s hair is consoling to watch. Da Un’s deep voice and contagious smiles are sending me butterflies. I love their first kiss. Si Won aggressively kissed Da Un maybe because he lacks experience and the moment when Da Un interrupted him and told him to relax was so soothingly refreshing to see.
Excellent quality of production. This is such an artistic drama that emphasizes the power of filmmaking. Those details include a fascinating piece of art. The cinematic blue-silhouette bed scene that connects to the title ‘Blueming’ that also defines that the main couple finally colored each other's life. The consistent connection of the story to their college courses as students who majors in film and production. I can relate to them since I am also studying a course related to films. The pre-production process till the final outcome of Si Won’s short film ‘My Running Bike’ is so dramatically great. He was able to share his story by producing it into a film that also leads him to indirectly release his emotions that he keeps for so long. I love that it became the bridge for him and his mother to be connected without the hint of hiding a certain feeling behind them.
Si Yeong as the main character’s sister plays an important role to help his brother become freely peaceful in his past, by sending the autobiography he wrote when he was young. Si Yeong's lowkey efforts can also be seen in the girl she had a crush on. Another one of my favorite side characters from this show goes to the bestfriend of the year, the caring Do Ba Woo. He and his eyeglasses are a cute match. It shocked me to know that he is also one of the supporting cast from the teen drama ‘Love Revolution’ because his roles are significantly differ in terms of personality. I read a comment from somewhere that the guy who played a guitar at the beach was the person who Do Ba Woo refers to as the person he liked that is clueless about this. The guitar has a written initial of DBW. If a second season may happen, it is possible that the story may give us this explanation later on.
To be honest, they loose down during the ending. I didn’t particularly hate it but I was hoping for a more impactful ending. I am also curious about the thing Da Un whispered to Si Won when he realized that he likes to shoot people more than story now. My personal theory is something related to body profiles or underwear. Anyways, it's a good choice to drop all the episodes on a single day since each episode contains a cliffhangers ending that will later on explained in the next episode. It will be confusing, and waiting for days will test the patience of the viewers. The soundtracks were fantastic too and perfectly suits the melody of the story. Overall, I enjoyed this mini-series and I hope to see more in the future.
1. I can sense a glimpse of connection to the title when they did a blue-silhouette bed scene that provides an idea that they finally colored each other in the form of love.
2. My thoughts about this is maybe something related to body profile shoots or underwear since Si Won in the past is thoughtful about his own body, plus Da Un saw everything about Si Won since they did s*x already.
3. Do Ba Woon was the only person from the cast with an initial of DBW. He didn't specifically told that the person he likes is a guitarist or something but yeah that was a hint. If sequel will happen, we would love to anticipate the explanation about this.
Okay that's my theories, hope it make sense haha
It’s a good choice to drop all the episodes on the same day of its release since each episode were such cliffhangers that later on explained on to the next episode. It is confusing not to watch the next episode and waiting for days will test the viewers’ patience.
PS: I've only seen three episodes so far