quiescent

"Uncut" used to mean instead of kisses, you see some tongue action. Or instead of laying down in bed together then cut to candles burning down, you see the couple in bed and some hips thrusting. This is full on naked booties while thrusting hips and walking around with peckers showing. It's not "uncut" or "sultrier", it's explicit. A better title is 4Minutes (explicit version). Lol.

Thank you.

This is a real hidden gem.

Exactly. Codependency. One needed to take care of someone, and the other needed to be taken care of. I think it's a great and unique storyline. I wish it was developed into a standard 8-10 episode 1-hour long each drama so everything could be explored more. The acting, cinematography, and soundtrack where all great.

Agreed. Like come on write a new storyline.

Did you watch the pilot on YouTube? He looks alive to me. And stronger.

My first thought was wow, you're tough. I read on your page that you were a film major in college, so it makes sense you expect more. For my curiosity, what did you think of Life: Love on the Line (Director's Cut) and More than Words? As of today, I would say those are my #1 and #2 JBL.

Exactly. All that. JBLs always have a nostalgic and realistic feel to them as compared to all other BLs. The music and cinematography felt Japanese, but that storyline, character development, and the rushed and abrupt ending was unexpected and surprising. JBLs are by far my favorite, but this one I would not recommend or rewatch either. My rating was a 7 because of the music and cinematography; without those, I would have given it a 5. I just love JBL music and cinematography.

https://www.asiancrush.com/watch/DMR00020715/Love-Counseling?vod_type=

I agree. Good acting among the leads. Once you get midway into the drama, the writing is half of half-assed. They got good actors to portray all the cliches and common storylines of all the BLs into this one. I mean, just look at the tags. There are more common BL drama tags I could add, but I won't mention them because they are spoilers.

Elijah Canlas is a great young actor. I enjoyed watching this.

I definitely agree.

I was confused by everything. None of the relationships in that whole movie made any sense. Phloeng and Rawi just met and were fighting and planned to only be together for 6 months and literally the next scene they were caring for each other and in love. To me, this was really, really bad.

I agree that this one was done the best among time travel BL dramas. My guesses could be wrong, but there is a reason it did not hit hard with viewers. It wasn't the acting or being a low-budget drama because the leads are A-list BL actors and it's created by a major studio.

I just finished it. I gave it an 8. I think it's a good one-time watch drama. It's good because of the quality acting and the storyline is consistent and easy to follow. It's not great because it's not original. The plot and storylines have been done many times before (time travel, school setting, the unpopular boy falling for the most popular girl, then getting the most popular guy, death, family drama, etc.). There is no point in talking about something that has been talked about before.

I noticed the last drama and movie I watched show an actor's nude butt: Sweet Home and Marry My Dead Body. I guess showing butt, having an English-speaking scene, and cursing more is now being required. It's like the movies and dramas in my own country now.

It was my first BL and Thai series ever too. I know it's a different cast, but dang when I look at the new cast, I can easily see their original actor counterparts from 2014 in their faces and smiles. Soon as I heard Shake, I got excited. The soundtrack to Love Sick is the best for me probably because it's nostalgic. I think the drama will be an innocent coming of age drama, like the original, and cute. It will bring back memories of the curious and innocent times when I was that age. Lol.

I thought I accurately checked their ages before I commented. You can just look on their MDL pages and subtract 9 years (time original drama was released) from their current age. But you are right, I neglected to consider filming likely occurred a year before the release of the drama; they were all a year younger than I thought. I can now see the reason for the uproar because they were too young to be filing such scenes. I think the main point the first commentor and I have is 13/14 is too young to be filming a BL. Whether they are the same ages as the original cast or not. I think 13/14 is also too young to film hetro love dramas. The kids are just too young. That obviously is an opinion others may not share; however, I think it's okay for people to have differing opinions.

You're not robbing the cradle, the director is. I think in the original, most of the actors were all 16 or 17 (older teens that can think about what they are doing better). Compared to the BLs now, this is really going to be rated PG (if similar to the original drama), but I think 14 is too young to play No's role. I don't know what Mick's role is for that 13-year-old. There are intimate scenes for No to play (washing the motorbike, bed scenes, etc.) and I think a 14-year-old is too young to understand what he is doing and that once he does do it on film, it will be "out there" forever and no take backs. Shame on the parents. I am sure some people will disagree (likely some 14-year-olds), but 13/14 is too young.

I just finished episode one and not really interested in watching anymore. This does not seem good, but the rating is so high. I am confused. Japanese BLs are my favorite, and the first episodes are always so interesting to where you have to watch them all in one sitting. This first episode is boring to me.