This was a stunning episode, start to finish. Definitely the strongest in the season. I can't wait for next week. It will be bittersweet to say goodbye to this show!
Agree with you on the music. The jazz during the baking scenes is my personal favorite. Also agree that Pluem…
I would care if they suddenly disappeared, yes. I am enjoying every plot they throw at us, because it always circles back to the bond between the main 4.
I have to say that this series uses music better than just about any other one I've watched. That scene between…
Agree with you on the music. The jazz during the baking scenes is my personal favorite. Also agree that Pluem is a great actor. This episode made me really emotional.
Personally, I love the ever-growing cast of characters and plots.
personally, i loved the fact that it was 'rushed'. they went straight to the real stuff without the boring parts…
I totally agree with you about the timing. Getting right into the action was jarring but it was exciting. They haven't eased us in. They've made us feel how White feels - swept up into all of this action without warning. Sometimes things feel so filler-heavy for me with these shows, so the fact that we got right to it felt like a blessing to me. I'm so excited for Sunday.
This show is so charming to me. It's chaos but I love it. The tone shifts give me whiplash😂 I full on scream laughed at Krating saying he can die without regrets and Piglet asking Jean to adopt her after eating Jean's cookies.
I already succumbed to the urge to rewatch. Oops! It was just as exciting the second time around. I really enjoy the music choices. Of course, they're using stock music, but it seems like they've avoided a lot of the usual choices. I like the grungy acoustic vibe they've got going on.
I definitely suspect that Tod is involved with Tawi, and he was behind the attack against Black. I think he called White so White would point blame to Black's friends.
Black's friends are definitely the good guys here. Between the dove painted on Sean's door, Gram's speech about rule by law, and their not wanting to burn down Tawi's house if anyone's in it - it's clear to me that they're good folks. And again. TOD IS SUS AF
I think some people thought the plot was too fast, particularly White's decision to be Black. But I think White has a lot of guilt about the disparity between himself and Black economically, and he feels the weight of his promise on his shoulders. And on top of that, it doesn't seem he's particularly prepared or eager to take his tests and join his father's work; pretending to be Black delays that for him.
I'm afraid that this show isn't going to get the attention it deserves. I really hope it blows up!
It flew by for me. The plot might be predictable, but it seems like it's going to be executed with more cinematic…
Hmmm I see what you mean. He's still small in this video, but built a bit differently. I've always thought of him as sort of waifish so I wasn't taken aback by his size in this show.
It was OK for me. The plot seems really predictable, and until Off showed up it was a little hard to get through.…
It flew by for me. The plot might be predictable, but it seems like it's going to be executed with more cinematic flair than GMMTV usually attempts. Re: Gun, I think he was always that small. He just doesn't usually wear tight fitting clothes.
Two words: holy shit. If every episode is like this, it's going to be the best BL GMMTV has ever put out. Gun's acting is already so spectacular. The cinematography, the acting, the music choices - all of it feels of a higher quality than what I'm used to seeing from this network. I'm obsessed already.
That lime green suit was kind of sexy, ngl. I was a fan of Singto's before this show but Tae is definitely stealing the show for me. He's very fun to watch. And I love a man who loves animals. It seems like the story is finally picking up a bit. I'm excited to see what their chemistry is like as it unfolds.
Personally, I love the ever-growing cast of characters and plots.
Sometimes things feel so filler-heavy for me with these shows, so the fact that we got right to it felt like a blessing to me. I'm so excited for Sunday.
I full on scream laughed at Krating saying he can die without regrets and Piglet asking Jean to adopt her after eating Jean's cookies.
I definitely suspect that Tod is involved with Tawi, and he was behind the attack against Black. I think he called White so White would point blame to Black's friends.
Black's friends are definitely the good guys here. Between the dove painted on Sean's door, Gram's speech about rule by law, and their not wanting to burn down Tawi's house if anyone's in it - it's clear to me that they're good folks. And again. TOD IS SUS AF
I think some people thought the plot was too fast, particularly White's decision to be Black. But I think White has a lot of guilt about the disparity between himself and Black economically, and he feels the weight of his promise on his shoulders. And on top of that, it doesn't seem he's particularly prepared or eager to take his tests and join his father's work; pretending to be Black delays that for him.
I'm afraid that this show isn't going to get the attention it deserves. I really hope it blows up!
If every episode is like this, it's going to be the best BL GMMTV has ever put out. Gun's acting is already so spectacular. The cinematography, the acting, the music choices - all of it feels of a higher quality than what I'm used to seeing from this network. I'm obsessed already.
I was a fan of Singto's before this show but Tae is definitely stealing the show for me. He's very fun to watch. And I love a man who loves animals.
It seems like the story is finally picking up a bit. I'm excited to see what their chemistry is like as it unfolds.