Triage (2019)

If you saw the show "2Moons" you know that the characters of Forth and Beam (played be Tae and Tee) barely even spoke, as their story was going to continue in the second season. The characters have gotten their chance, but the actors did not. In a shocking move, the entire cast of "2Moons" was replaced and Tae and Tee lost their chance to show what they can do together on screen. This short film, more a premise for a full series, gives you a clue as to what it would have been like. The idea for "Triage" is that Tae plays Tin, a doctor, who is the boyfriend of Tol, who has a medical condition. The film suggests supernatural elements and a good deal of drama. It would have been interesting to see these two flex their acting muscles. I for one would like to see the series come to reality, as a way of giving all the actors of the first cast of "2Moons" a way of getting revenge for being cast aside. If "Triage" is done super well, and has all six actors in it, that would be a great conclusion for them - redemption. Hopefully, the people who make decisions on these things are watching the numbers of views and comments, as well as this review. MAKE THE SERIES! If there's room for 20 series about engineering students, then there's room for "Triage".

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Would Love to See This as a Series!

Promising premise. Nice production value. Confusing story though. So does Dr. Tiln keep dying then, coming back to life? Is he reincarnating everytime? Does he heal from his injuries? Felt like watching a concept trailer that the creators would show to people to try to get their project funded rather than an actual short film. I'm pretty sure that was the purpose of this short film and it did pique my interest to be honest. I would definitely watch the full series. I'm getting tired of the standard university storyline for BL's. It's cool seeing all the high-concept BL's coming in the next few years!

On a side note, Sammon, the writer of the novel that this short is based on, also wrote Manner of Death, which MaxTul may be starring in! It's pretty awesome that he can write, draw (he did the artwork for his books) and is a doctor! Wow!

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Just forget this and watch the tv show instead

I don't really know what to think about it.

On one side, I guess it's not that horrible, might have something to do with us getting a full-blown series, and it's only 10 minutes.

On the other hand, it's not really that good, either. It looks fairly cheap and amateurish. It's incoherent. It bears some resemblance to the tv show, which I attribute to the novel (for example, the food scene). But it's not really adding anything of worth (maybe the stethoscope scene?).

Overall, I don't recommend anyone to watch this, except hardcore TaeTee fans. In no way does it enhances the tv show experience. So if you've stumbled here from the show, you can safely turn right back. I mean, it won't hurt you if you watch it either way. But in my opinion, there's no need. For anyone not familiar with Triage adaptations, watch the series instead.

And if you just have 10 minutes you don't know what to do with, may I interest you in "The Right One" instead? It has Tae in it, too! And much more ?

[https://mydramalist.com/27402-the-right-one]

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same same but different

i watched this after watching triage the series and I am so happy for them that this was a successful project. but as for this movie the story felt a bit unsaid and empty it's direction need an improvement. The plot is same but different it felt a bit cheaper and jinta was missing.

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Just a Teaser

This is just a teaser and something you can watch and look for clues when watching the Triage series. This movie is probably made to test the marketability of Tae and Tee and how much interest the movie will generate. I’m glad it passed because Triage the series is fantastic and proving to be one of the best BL I’ve ever watched.
While watching the series, I catch myself reviewing Triage the movie for what may happen between the two protagonists, Dr. Tin and Tol. And this movie is consistent with it’s more substantial big sister. Watch this as a stepping board for the series.

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