Tee

I'm coming back here to mention that I wrote the synopsis, but I haven't actually watched the movie yet. Everything I wrote is from what I gathered while researching. I used the synopsis of the Japanese version, what I saw and heard in the trailers and teasers, and what I read on the movie's official Facebook page. I tried to make it as accurate as I could but if anything is incorrect, please fix it.

Do you know enough about her to add her? If not, do you know her social media accounts?

I couldn't figure out which actress plays Pik so if anyone recognises her, please add her to the cast.

I was wary of watching this because movies often portray deafness poorly. However, this movie was a pleasant surprise. I can't say they conveyed how it feels to be deaf very well (the ringing, the static-like voices, etc) because it's obviously exaggerated for the sake of the viewer. The social aspects, on the other hand, were done well. People not wanting to talk to Sugihara is realistic because many people avoid those with disabilities. They feel like it takes extra effort to socialise, and so they don't even bother. Teachers and peers treating Sugihara as if he is lesser than them in an attempt to make his life easier is also realistic. People will offer help when it is not requested (which implies uselessness), act overly sympathetic (which comes across as pity), and even downright act like they're charitable or kind for socialising. When it comes to people with disabilities, you should treat them as you would anyone else. If they ask for your help or tell you something you can do that will make things easier for them, then feel free to do so. But taking it upon yourself to do things that you believe would be "helpful" when they haven't told you it would be is completely unwarranted and condescending. It's their life. It's not your place to decide what they need.

I didn't really like this. Not because there are lots of sad parts but because it didn't seem very realistic to me.

I really want to watch this but I've only been able to find the trailer

I just came across this now and my immediate thought was: "There's no way this is actually a thing. Captain wouldn't take part in Love Sick again. He's a freelance actor so he can turn down whatever offers he wants. And since his family is very conservative, it only makes sense that he would turn down a gay role." But now, from reading the comments, I see that it is real. I still doubt Captain will be in it though and I won't watch it without him.

Wow, I don't recognize any of the cast. Are they all new actors?

I like the light-hearted feel of the first episode. I hope it doesn't change. Drama is cool and all but I'd prefer if this show didn't have much of it.

I never expected Pete to pull Kao into a kiss like that! I always thought Kao would be the one to fall in love and confess first.

The trailer reminded me of Love Sick

The scene where Krist is on Singto's shoulders was replaced so they're only lying in bed (the dialogue is the same though). And in the HQ version, during the scene where Krist covered the writing on his arm, he shows off the product and winks at the camera which he hadn't done in the original version.

I just watched the HQ version and I noticed a scene got cut out. If you haven't watched this yet, I suggest watching both the fancam and the HQ versions.

Omg this was so funny!

You don't like Part Time? I actually liked that series. I've rewatched it three times lol.

No problem!

GMMTV has started uploading now. Episode 1 is on their YouTube channel.

Yes but feelings of disgust and anger like Pete displays are very different from wanting to keep someone happy. I just wonder if there is enough time for Pete to go from one to the other.

I keep thinking the same thing after every episode. "How does Pete go from absolutely hating Kao to willing to do outrageous things just to make sure Kao isn't upset?" I mean, is 16 episodes even enough to fully develop their feelings? Especially since they only get a portion of the screentime.

GMMTV will probably upload the episodes with English subtitles. They usually start subbing later though to see how well the show is doing first. Wait about six episodes in and the first episode will be up. I doubt anyone will sub it themselves aside from the Pete and Kao scenes.