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Gladly I am not the only one who thinks like this. The whole idea with loops was fresh of course but there were times I was confused and wishing for some "rest" from all the action and so many deaths. I agree that there were plot holes - like in the last ep when Tin miraculously appeared in the tower - why no one have called Tol that he finally woke up?? Like this would be the first thing you would do if someone is waiting for his loved one to wake up from a coma. And I somehow felt a lack of chemistry between MLs. Like their kiss scenes and all those "romantic" parts were forced or something. They had better chemistry in 2 Moons for me.

It was fresh and overall OK but not that great imo.

Another well done emotional ride from Michael/Bas. I loved how Marco helped him the first day they met, it almost felt like destiny how they "clicked". Both actors played their roles so good that they convinced me about it. What I don't get is what was the "purpose" of Bas' brother. He was supposed to be his closest person but instead of helping him he told him not to cry because he is a man. Like what?? Your brother's world is crashing down and you are going to buy a bird food!
It was not flawless but for me it brought out very interesting theme and that overweighed the plot holes. We didn't get the final conclusion about Tee but it didn't bothered me that much. I am pretty sure he got what he deserved even if they didn't show it.

Wow Michael playing Bas did an awesome job! Tee was a jerk, I wanted to reach into my laptop and slap him hard! And give Bas a huge hug ASAP.
Those indie types of men are not my cup of tea but I overlooked James' style because of his sweet interactions with Ait.
The series was short and not the best production quality but delivered quiet a strong message.

I agree with you. When I first started to watch Thai BLs I had zero knowledge about what the SHIP means - I had to google it actually. There's nothing like this in my part of the world. I personally don't like fan service - it is cringy and exaggerated. That's why I don't watch any of these clips and videos (so basically I don't know much about its background. I just know they give me unpleasant feelings.)

But one thing is for sure - there won't be any fan service without companies and their actors BUT also without fans. So it's too complicated and entwined to blame only one side.

So... I have a feeling this wil be highly discussed series because of its theme (BL industry and fan service etc.). No matter what I am looking forward to see some of my favorite actors and enjoy their effort and acting.

I had this movie on my watchlist for a long time, cause let's be honest - you have to be prepared to watch it. It's far from romantic, it's dark and raw and you want to rather close your eyes during some scenes. But at the end I have to admit that it is so well done and powerful if you are willing to understand its essence. Kudos to the main actors for their courage. I can't imagine any other Asian country which would make such movie than Japan.

MAY CONTAIN FEW LITTLE SPOILERS.

I haven't expected anything special from this series. And honestly it was not that bad. It kept me entertained most of the time until the last ep. That was a total mess! Chon gave up on his love too soon, like he hasn't been in love with Ton for so many years. Ton's extremly homophobic father was a huge pain in the ass and that idea with the grandchildren🤦‍♀️ And like everyone was OK with it. And that confession on the beach about his old feelings towards Chon - sorry Ton, but I didn't buy it at all.

What I liked here were some actors. Ai and Ni nailed it with their fun and natural acting (I am really starting to like Mike and Toptap as actors) and Chon's mother was the coolest mom I've ever seen in any series so far. I think Khaotung was a great choice for Chonlatee, especially in the first episodes where he was hiding his feelings for Ton and many funny situations occured from it.

If you won't take it too seriously you can enjoy it in some way. This is one of those examples when one should not be affected by comments and rating and better watch it himself to make an opinion.

No it does not.

I get you. I wasn't talking about the background of the LGBT entertainment industry, this is a whole another story. And I absolutely don't dehonest any gay/lesbian and their struggling with coming out etc. I was just talking about imaginary world in BL dramas which are made for the entertainment purposes mainly. And that I liked the way they handled all the gay/bi dating thing. In my opinion this could be even helpful to set the trend - not to judge people for the gender they want to date. This is how the ideal world should look like, I understand the reality is far from it though.
And don't forget that all dinosaurs have died out. So those with power and money you mentioned will eventually "die out" too one day 😉

Agree. It annoyed me like hell. And that part when they met after 1 or more months and they did not even mention why they hadn't contacted each other for so long... 🤦‍♀️

It was much more interesting than SIMM for me, even with its plot holes. Prince was really cute and his lips looked like out of this world sometimes ☺️
The scenes with Dao and Kluen were a little bit unnecessary in my opinion.
What I really liked about both Star & Sky series was the fact that literally no one cared about guy being in love with another guy. All the friends and family members were just OK with it and supportive like if it was totally normal. Being ashamed or afraid of coming out of the closet seems a little bit annoying in some series for me. (Although I understand it is needed for some drama sometimes.) So this was a refreshing part.

You are welcome. Watching Sky in Your Heart right now so let's see if it was some kind of spoiler or not 😉

That's exactly what I thought when I saw Prince. I think it's a hint for S2. Although I haven't seen SIYH yet so cannot confirm if there is any connection to this scene in it.