Slow start, but totally worth it in the end!
Storyline:
At the beginning, Duang With You was super slow, to the point I got sleepy and almost dropped the series. But since I pushed myself to continue, I started to feel like the plot actually became interesting starting from episode 5 and kept getting better after that. It’s honestly such a waste for people who dropped it within the first 3 episodes, because that’s when the story hasn’t even properly built up yet!
Chemistry:
The chemistry between Duang and Qin is actually really good. At first, I didn’t have any expectations for this couple, but all the NC scenes in this series were so well done and felt very natural , it literally left me speechless. One thing I didn’t really like though is how Qin’s character was portrayed as too stiff and “cold,” so we don’t really get to see his sweet or romantic side.
Acting:
Honestly, I really love and super amazed by Duang’s actor (Teetee). He can switch between being cute, annoying, and serious throughout the series — it’s impressive! As for Qin, his acting is okay, but there are some parts where he feels a bit “forced,” especially during emotional scenes. But I'm sure it will be improve in future project.
Things I liked about this series:
1. Supportive parents
2. Supportive friends
3. High-quality production
Things I didn’t like / could be improved:
1. Duang’s character can be a bit too over-the-top and childish in certain scenes, especially in the early episodes. Sometimes it made me wonder, “Is this a romance about kids or university students?”
2. Sorry to say this, but I’m not really into the second couple, JamieMarvis. Not sure if it’s because of the cringe dialogue or something else, but their chemistry just doesn’t hit for me.
Lastly, is Duang With You worth rewatching?
For me, the answer is yes 👍
My hope is we will see more of Porteeteepor project in future!
My final ratings: 8.0/10.
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Wasted Potential: Strong Chemistry, Weak Execution.
I had high expectations for this couple after watching "Future The Series", but unfortunately, this project left me feeling quite disappointed. The series is extremely short—only three episodes, with around ten minutes each, which makes it feel underdeveloped and lacking depth.While I did enjoy the romcom elements and the cute, lighthearted humor they delivered, there wasn’t much beyond that to keep me engaged. The story itself feels very minimal, and it doesn’t offer anything particularly memorable.
One of the more surprising aspects is the lack of romantic progression. There isn’t even a proper kiss scene—at least not on the lips. The only kiss shown is a cheek kiss, and even that happens accidentally when a cleaner falls off a ladder. Because of this, I’m honestly unsure whether this can truly be categorized as a BL series.
Another drawback is the vertical filming style, which makes the series feel less aesthetically pleasing and somewhat limits the overall viewing experience. On top of that, the hanging ending adds to the dissatisfaction, as it leaves the story feeling incomplete.
In conclusion, despite the strong chemistry between the couple, which is undeniably one of the series’ biggest strengths. I hope to see them in a better project in the future that truly does their potential justice.
Final ranking :
Chemistry : 48 D
Acting : 62 B
Cinematography : 24 F
Storyline/Plot : 42 E
Overall : 43.5 D
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A Visually Stunning Series Carried by Powerful Performances, Despite an Uneven Plot
Reset is a series that is heavily carried by its outstanding cast, each of whom delivers a remarkably strong performance in their respective roles. Even the villainous characters are so convincing that they genuinely provoke frustration, to the point where I found myself reacting out loud in front of my laptop. Armin, portrayed by Pond, excels particularly in emotional and sorrowful scenes, showcasing impressive depth and authenticity.The production quality of the series is also commendable, every aspect feels aesthetically pleasing, beautifully crafted, and thoughtfully executed. The chemistry between the characters is undeniable, contributing greatly to the overall impact of the story.
However, I do have some reservations. At times, the plot can feel inconsistent, occasionally illogical, somewhat convoluted, though there are moments where it works well. Additionally, the setting of Armin’s time travel to Bangkok in 1999 appears overly luxurious and somewhat exaggerated, which slightly disrupts the sense of realism.
That said, setting aside these issues, I genuinely enjoyed the series and found it to be a very engaging watch.
Final ranking :
Chemistry : 92 A+
Acting : 95 A+
Cinematograpghy : 85 A
Storyline / Plot : 70 A-
Overall : 85.5 A
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