Reviews

I dont think I understand what the whole truth…

I dont think I understand what the whole truth or dare thing is. GOOD SET UP FOR DUNK JOONG BUT WE ARE LITTLE BITCHES. Show took so long to come out, it aint even 2025 anymore. What is this show about? I think everyone is sus besides jades brother. Yeah dont make terrible charcaters if you want me to feel back for them dying. I did not know this was like a serial killer thing, i thought it was just one murder. Leon fucking kennedy and joong shirtless with some random ass tattoo. Worst then goddess becasue they dealing with real people, not ghost. HE CANT HANDLE ALL THAT, I CAN, I SWEAR TO GOD, I CAN HANDLE ALL THAT. OH MY GOD, I CAN HANDLE ALL OF THATTTTTT. LOOK AT THAT SNATCHED BADDIE, I CAN HANDLE ALL OF THAT. This stupid tattoo has me dead. 7.5/10 okay bye!

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I don't know if it is my mood, or the fact that I get more difficult with times but I don't get the hype for this drama so far. The timelines overlapping each others keep confusing me, the characters are various and except the two mains do not stay on screen long enough, so now I'm confuse because I don't know if a character I saw do something suspicious is this one or that one. I found this ep to drag in length, the interesting part were nearly the last 20 minutes as they were fairly predictable. I've start doing something else while watch, bad point and wanted to fast forward, another bad point. I'm gonna put this review over the fact that I am getting more difficult with drama's quality.

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Doesn't go the easy way

It's nice to watch a GMMTV show which is a pure BL - by which I mean that it is entirely focused on the love story (love stories) instead of dividing screentime between that and other, setting-related storylines (like "Dare You To Death" tries to be combine romance with a detective story). It's even nicer to listen to dialogue which isn't as shallow, superficial and vapid as it's usually the case; dialogue that actually comes from something (instead of coming out of nothing "because of plot"). This should be a simpler way of making a show, but - for some reason - it's not the easy way. Poon and Ohm continue doing well, while Junior wrestles with some comedy stuff. At one point (last scene in the car) even Mark gave a watchable performance, with bits of his delivery being so different (and so much better) from everything in this and his previous shows, that I was pleasantly surprised. Keep going, it's getting interesting.

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Wanted Gil Dong

Second son thinks he can set up Prince and HongSi stopped him. Unfortunately left chancellor got ahold of a wanted poster and is letting the king go wild with judgment. Second son is going to pay penance by claiming he’s GilDong but his plan is thwarted again by a plethora of Gil Dongs canvassing the village. Left chancellor runs into the real Gil-dong and his crimes are posted everywhere. The king is the only one that hasn’t seen or recognized them yet. Finally the Im we all love to hate is again arrested. Hopefully second son will leave it that way this time. HongSi runs into another Gil Dong that happens to be the Prince. He has rescued Jang and the necessary incense materials to stabilize king. The king is outside with a squadron of guards all ready to kill them. He doesn’t know or care who’s locked up in the shed, he just counts them guilty. This is the saddest I’ve felt about a couple’s lengthy kiss. ❤️😭 This episode was exciting and things are coming to a head with the lead players positioned against each other. I don’t wanna wait a week to find out what happens.😝😭

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Mile and Apo - good acting

Good acting, I'm impressed. After seeing Mile Phakphum Romsaithong playing the macho character in KinnPorsche, now I'm speechless seeing him play this hippie character. He does a very good performance impersonating this head-in-the-clouds artist, smoking weed and being a bohemian. He looks like a real hippie: the gestures, the silly laughter, the way he moves, everything looks genuine. Furthermore, he made all those videos taken at Woodstock in '69 come to memory in such a vivid way. Not that I necessarily like the hippie phenomenon. Also, I don't especially like Mile. And TBH, I didn't even like KinnPorsche. =)) Apo Nattawin Wattanagitiphat on the other hand, attracted my attention in the above-mentioned series with his naturalness of switching from the manly womanizer in the bar to the somewhat gentler gay partner very much in love. In this first episode of "Shine" he once again proved his talent and versatility. The way he looked at and embraced his French female partner, with such a masculine vibe, and the shyness and fluster he exhibits in the interactions with Tanwa, are both very convincing. I truly am impressed with these two actors. The story itself is not a fascinating topic for me, but I will give it a chance (or more), due to the artists performances.

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