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I like both couples for different reasons, Sai/Zon is so natural, spontaneous, just hanging out and realizing they like each other. Which wouldn't have happened without this event they suddenly were paired up to do. All the gay panic Zon is experiencing i find very endearing. Tutor/Fighter is chemistry on another level, they are just so hot, it's like metal and magnet, pulled towards each other, but not so spontaneous, more like it was meant to be!

That Adam apple kiss... I don't know what to say... And then Saifah/Zon finally kissed... I literally forgot to breath for a while... Chile, bye!

That is a brave cover, I wish they would translate it into English :p

Even if they do, I think it would've benefited from having a bit more episodes (scenes), it will go by like an abriged version of a movie :P the episodes are actually only 10 minutes long, so it will be barely 100 minutes movie.

I'm loving this show, but the whole confession on the cliffs was somewhat forced. I would've preferred if it was a bit subdued, like, i think i have feeling for you, can we give it a try? But, no, Korean brother remained dramatic until the very end, shouting his confession to the sea, declaring everlasting love, even the kiss was forceful, not sensual like they do it in Thai BLs. Let's see how it all ends tomorrow :)

I miss them too, I hope they come back.

Mood Indigo is such a beautifully filmed drama, some scenes are like work of art. It is obvious that a lot of thought and planning went into this show. In the last episode the two main characters talk while cherry flower petals fall in front of them in like an almost sunset lighting. It looked so beautiful and I've rarely seen such attention to details. The story touches upon several issues, the importance of father figures, and how it shaped Rio's life, but also that sexuality is a spectrum, as depicted by Kido. He was essentially heterosexual, but there is Rio whom he suddenly finds sexually attractive. This is maybe my only complaint about this drama, the chemistry between Kido and Rio was not entirely convincing, I would go so far to say, that there maybe was no chemistry, but only lust. It's a slow-burning drama, but I liked it much better than The Novelist.

Her scenes were a bit boring, but she was there for a reason, the whole cactus thing, that even though Tutor thinks the cactus doesn't need water (metaphor for love) apparently it does.

There are several guys :p

If it's the Korean brother in your wardrobe, I'm coming to get him, because he is mine :P

Mmm... Tying someone up, gagging them and putting them in the wardrobe (episode 5) is not my definition of assertive... But sure, if you are into that, whatever floats your boat ;)

Yeah, but Korean brother is literally a thug in a suit at this point haha :D

I really like this show, the dialogue is smart, and I'm invested in all the characters, even though Korean brother is a bit over the top, and behaves like Yakuza, instead of a rich, well educated person :p I hope they at least do a season 2 considering how short it is.

I meant, her looks in the drama. I know she is older in real life.

Greg is indeed very handsome, and Alice too, but depends on her hairstyle, the wig she wore as a high-schooler was really hidious, but as a 28 year old she looked fantastic.

The description here on MDL for this movie is wrong, this is the synopsis for the TV show, I hope someone edits it with correct information. Something is unclear for me from watching the trailer, in the movie Nagisa is the one who has a kid and was married, however in the TV show he is the one to declare that he tried it with women and it never worked out. On the other hand, Shun was the one insecure if he is into guys, but he ends up single and is still gay? It's probably explained better in the movie, but it sounds a bit contradictory to me.

Didn't notice that. Thanks for the clarification!

This just popped up in my youtube recommendations, and I watched it on a whim. It was good, but I will never understand why the japanese like these weird filters on their shows, some scenes were completely orange or green and no, it was not natural light. All the teenagers used some pretty old mobile phones for a show from 2019, I guess smartphones haven't reached Japan yet?!? The story was cute, and the progression was really natural, especially the last episode was a breath of fresh air where everyone behaved a bit more normal without forcing the usual stereotype 'i'm so shy I can't express my feelings' that I find constrains a lot of Japanese dramas. It's short and sweet and a great prequel to the movie, that i'm crossing my fingers, would reach western audience sooner or later.

I'm also enjoying it a lot, and wish it were longer, especially since they are not engineering students or in high school :p i'm so done with that setting.

Haha good decision :) I kinda inserted myself in that discussion, since we don't even know if "horrible men" were the writers for 2gether, however there is no reasoning with angry feminists :p