niso2020

I loves this series. Everything was near perfection - the writing, cinematography, and most of all the acting. My only complaint is that there should have been a little more Tian/Jiu screentime, because Film and Jam have an amazing chemistry and presence. I hope they'll do another project together.

Episode 8 was the first time I actually enjoyed this show, so it was worth enduring the previous ones. Danny and Mark were great in this one.

This is so much better than the awful "Red Apples Saga". No wonder, because the director also made "The Eclipse" and Fluke Natouch's best movie "Red Wine in the Dark Night" where he proved that he can do much more than just cry. - Also great to see Plustor again. All in all, a good start.

I'm usually okay with cliffhangers, but this one is just too bad.

Thank you. I'm glad you like it.

That was a good start. Another interesting Korean BL, again one from the category "short, but sweet".

This series is growing on me. The plot is as complicated as life, and the characters are as complicated as real people. The bookstore assistant was another hint that a minor encounter can change our lives. The scene on the bridge was beautiful cinematography.

As Zeed Productions are currently shooting a new series entitled "Sanctimonious", there will be no airing of "Osmosis" this week. Episode 7 will air on Saturday, Dec 10.

At least Gun saved Golf's life without using a cotton swab - that's what I call innovative writing. I'm not very sympathetic with Name either, but I love Title's acting which is so much better than almost anyone else's in this show.

I already liked the series more than I probably should have, and I liked this special even more than the series - guilty pleasure, but who cares?

I don't remember any BL episode that hit me as badly as this one. It hurts, and at the same time it's so beautiful. Komiya and Inoue are fantastic.

After two episodes, I think this could be an exciting story. Acting is very good, too. Very promising start.

The actor who plays Jongwoo's ex looked familiar to me, and now I remember. I saw him in the movie version of another Strongberry production, "Long Time no See" which I found as brilliant as "Choco Milk Shake", especially as it was made as early as 2017.

I love Run as an actor, but he'll have to learn a lot if he wants to be a screenwriter.

Okay, this is fiction, so it needn't be 100% realistic, but it should at least be a little plausible, which it isn't. Fah and Sher toxic, Pink and Tap incredibly rushed, and of course the cliché of an effeminate boy chasing stars he can never reach. Just poor writing.

I had some expectations because this series was made by the same people as the beautiful movie "The Love of Winter", but it turned out a disappointment, to put it mildly. Tonliew is lovely, though, and he's the only reason why I'm still watching it.

Episode 13 had me nailbiting. What a fantastic show.

Once again an ex-lover coming back from abroad. Yawn.

It made me smile after I had switched off my brain.

This series is the definition of bittersweet - the most beautiful and the most heartbreaking definition of bittersweet.