The fluffiest heart flutters
One of the gentlest, most heartfelt shows that was a pleasure to watch.Little to no angst once the high-school bullying scenes at the beginning were over.
I instantly attached to Haebom and wanted to put him in my pocket to protect . Both he and Taesung were pookies in the best way.
Now, this is a show I wouldn’t mind if they made a season 2 just so we could check in with the characters.
On a technical note, the editing cuts were jarring and very noticeable. Not sure it was because they only had 8 episodes. But the great acting more than made up for that.
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When a reincarnation plot is done so well!
I watched Between Us first, so I was pulled toward Pharm and Dean’s noticeable connection. I couldn’t have anticipated how incredible their reincarnated story would be.
Not usually a big fan of flashback scenes, more so because they only ever feel like a waste of screentime, but with Until We Meet Again, it felt like getting two stories in one and they were absolutely necessary to the present. Cooheart's portrayal of Intouch in a serious role was truly remarkable. When Cooheart was sobbing uncontrollably in the opening scene, it was so authentic that my heart ached. I'm eager to see him take on more roles of this kind in the future.
I enjoyed how this reincarnation story resolved many plot threads, which is uncommon. The past and present were once again intertwined, not just for our couple, but for the extended family as well. I disliked the fathers in the earlier scenes and their negative treatment of Korn and Intouch's relationship. Therefore, it was a welcome relief to see that the fathers immediately regretted their poor choices and rectified their mistakes by the conclusion.
In a lighter note, I loved seeing Hia Win! I love that man with his yearning eyes.
Also, how much crying was done by Pharm? Every episode, every scene, it felt like. I wouldn’t be surprised if that boy was bone dry by the final take!
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It was everything I wanted it to be!
I loved how different each arc of this series has been.Ter and North felt more playful, and then Phoon’s arc veered into emotional darkness, and now we get the paranormal side from Arthit and Dao, and yet the entire series still feels like a whole because of these great actors portraying those roles.
Just like I felt with the novel, I didn’t enjoy Arthit that much for a good third of the way, but then when the charm started, oh, I loved his character and how he loved Dao out in the open with no reservations. And it was the same for the tv show. They played so close to the novel, that it made me wish there was more episodes because there was so much left out (understandably) but what we got was brilliantly acted by our leading men!
The actor who played Direk was the absolute right person to play that role, he’s always my favorite Thai father in every show he’s been in.
The show excelled in every area, with each character contributing significantly, and I will miss both groups of young men. Ahhhh, what a fantastic show, I already feel lost knowing there’s no new episode from our favorite Four Ever You gang. It’s definitely a rewatch drama for all those heart fluttery feelings!
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