Haven't you watched the movie Romeo and Juliet (1996) with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes? It's scene from…
Avoiding or changing script just because Kao played Korn is not a legit reason, sorry to say. They're not making LW basing on viewers who have watched UWMA prior so they don't need to filter themselves for UWMA fans. I think it's best to watch a new series with a fresh mind to avoid these issues of overlapping actors and characters and their roles.
I actually don't want or care for a happy ending for Aoey. Yes, we've seen his backstory, we know all the shit he's gone through, and I do feel sad for him when he went through those things BUT many people have tragic backstories and they aren't snakes. Aoey is someone who complicates his own life then cries about it. He's compulsive. I feel like this behavior is out of his control at this point and if he's to ever find happiness I want that to be Aoey x Therapy. Fix his inside before he can find happiness outside.
I thought it was a plan devised by them, a staging while waiting for the contract to expire
What whole thing? The whole fans stalking? Yeah, that is understandable. Even if they just met randomly fans would make up stories. But I meant if they weren't allowed to be public together at all, even if others like Tum or with staff, they could have easily kept everythinh private in the meantime to satisfy the production's selfish request, and they didn't need to act like it was the end of the world just because. As mentioned, in ep 11, things was very intense, then in 12, Sib just shows up. There's a bit of disconnect between the intensity of ep 11 and the happy go luckt vibe of ep 12 reunion.
I thought it was a plan devised by them, a staging while waiting for the contract to expire
Really? Then why all the depression? Since the condition was to not interact publicly, they could've just went about their days and privately texted/video call etc like normal. The dramatic hand lingering as the other left was a bit much if they both knew they'd just meet again after all this ordeal.
Hmmm I'm not understanding the drama. In ep 11 they acted like it's going to be the end of the world if they agree to stay quiet about their relationship, but in ep 12, Sib just shows up and be like "yo my contract ended, I'm back" huh? kind of melodramatic, no?
Aoey the type you wanna glance at, pity, then walk away because getting involved means you're gonna get weaved into his ploy as well. Not worth the trouble man, just leave the man alone!
Based on the trailer I thought this would be more actiony but what we got was a slow burn story about life and…
Overall, I was on the side of the Americans. Regardless of their plans to do with Seobok once they get him, I thought their little message about being immortal will actually lead to human kind's extinction was very well said. There's just no way any good would come from immortality, especially in the hands of wrong people. Even when it's in the hands of good people, there's no saying how living forever will change someone. I definitely didn't want Seobok to die but it's understandable why he has to die. Overall, good watch.
Based on the trailer I thought this would be more actiony but what we got was a slow burn story about life and death. Didn't expect the bromance but hey, I ain't mad at it. About when they were eating the cup noodles is when I realized this is definitely not going to be one of those action movies lol.
Why was Praewa so into Aya though? Why did she want to become her so bad? Popularity?
Anyway, I know Praewa killing isn't exactly right but when we got to ep 8 and 9, the story was pushing us toward seeing things from Lilin, Dan, and Aya's perspective and I just didn't get it because I don't care for these mfs lol I don't care how the story wants to shift it, I'm not rooting for these people's success. I wanted them dead!
Also, who else knew the one that slept with Brave was Lilin since the beginning? lol. Also that she was involved with using black magic on Praewa. I just knew she wasn't no innocent bystander.
Why is it that when a guy cheats, the girlfriend blames everything on the third person? Yo man did the deed too, don't you want to, oh I don't know, ditch his ass? lol. You think condemning the third person will somehow change the man that chose to cheat. Beyond me
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Anyway, I know Praewa killing isn't exactly right but when we got to ep 8 and 9, the story was pushing us toward seeing things from Lilin, Dan, and Aya's perspective and I just didn't get it because I don't care for these mfs lol I don't care how the story wants to shift it, I'm not rooting for these people's success. I wanted them dead!
Also, who else knew the one that slept with Brave was Lilin since the beginning? lol. Also that she was involved with using black magic on Praewa. I just knew she wasn't no innocent bystander.