I'm not sure I'd say I like it, though it is entertaining to watch while on a treadmill. The drawing point was the Cantonese heard in the background or spoken by the barbers, allowing my eyes to rest from speed-reading the subtitles for the Mandarin dialect. I wish there were a Cantonese-dubbed version of this series.
Hello.Scud is mostly a miss for me, though I enjoyed parts of Amphetamine and Permanent Residence. I'm considering…
I am racking my brain for a similar Hispanic American gay erotic movie director in the 90's. His films are similar with "visually attractive" actors, in the nude, on screen on a screenplay with no cohesive plot or 'gay' relevance to the gay culture. This must be before the import of Yaoi and its current explosive appeal to the 'right' and huge audience. Could help me remember who he was?
Sometimes, iQIYI offers Cantonese-dubbed versions of popular series, and if a Cantonese-dubbed version exists for this particular series, many of us will be very happy!
Hello.Scud is mostly a miss for me, though I enjoyed parts of Amphetamine and Permanent Residence. I'm considering…
@etoks21 The imagery in Scud's "artistic" cinematic products must have appealed to some audience to get them produced, though not for me. Scud's imagery has no relevance to my life and social circles.
I, for one, really like this kind of realism. I look forward to each episode. I just hope the producers can see that there is/are audience(s) of other generations who are fans of this genre and will make more of this.
@Earth, it appears that you are fans of certain actors who led you to watch their upcoming works. I am somewhat like that, too. For this series, if it were not for the veteran TV actors, Nirut and Sompob, I wouldn't even waste my time watching it.
@Earth First, thank you for supporting the Thai BL industry assuming you are if you are truly a BL genre consumer. :) I am sure the producer of this series didn't see it as BL but as a cross-generational family drama geared toward local Thai audiences familiar with Thai culture, norms, and mores. This series was promoted in Thai language as such.
@Architectofnonsence, you're right; that's why i wrote to whomever had successfully tag a series before; I tried once and it didn't go through; the platform moderator shared a link to a list of procedures to follow. Still I am grateful for members who mentioned about bromance in this in their posts which enable me to discover it.
It's broadcasted on local TV here and can be viewed on the broadcaster's platform. I'm surprised international viewers, particularly those BL fanatics, have not caught on to this with 2 bromance pairings in 12 lengthy episodes.