Exactly! Itās wild that people have to issue disclaimers just to avoid getting chewed out by overzealous fans.…
Itās honestly impressive how you manage to sound so condescending while voluntarily spending time in a space you clearly claim to detest. If 90% of the comments here are ācrapā and none of them come from people whose praise you value, then why are you still here reading, responding, and judging like youāre moderating some elite film symposium?
Spoiler alert: youāre not the authority on what makes a valid critique. People donāt need to write an academic breakdown to justify why they didnāt like a show. Sometimes a reaction is just that - a gut feeling, an emotional response - and guess what? Thatās still valid. Not everyone is here to meet your imaginary āminimum standardsā for commentary. This is a public comment section, not your personal clubhouse.
And if your biggest concern is that potential viewers might get āmisguidedā by the opinions here, Iāve got news for you: viewers are smart enough to form their own judgments. They donāt need you to save them from reading an opinion that isnāt dressed up in fancy critique terms. If you really canāt stand whatās being said here, no oneās forcing you to stay. Close the tab and go write your review somewhere āworthyā of your high standards. The rest of us will survive without the lecture.
That is another display of the irrationality of the bandwagons of unabashed hate and unabashed adulation.I love…
No oneās expecting Downton Abbey. People just want basic consistency - decent acting, coherent writing, and direction that doesnāt feel like it was thrown together last minute. āItās a Thai BLā isnāt an excuse for mediocrity, especially with the growing budgets and global audience. If viewers are investing time and emotions, theyāre allowed to expect more than just ācute.ā Fun shouldnāt come at the expense of quality.
Domundi is making big bucks on this series. It's not perfect, but it's watchable if you are a ZNN fan of which…
You have the right to think a comment is crap, sure - but acting like the authority on what qualifies as valid criticism is a bit much. Not everyone needs to write an essay to explain why something doesnāt work for them. If someone says they're bored or uninterested, that is feedback -just not the kind you want. Comparing it to a kid whining about oatmeal is just condescending, and honestly, that attitude shuts down real conversation more than it encourages it.
They had the novel to follow but they said scrap it and made their own story.
Cool, glad you found it satisfying - but no need to be snarky about it. People are allowed to prefer the book's ending or be curious why the show changed it. Sharing opinions doesn't require talking down to others. It's a discussion, not a superiority contest.
Spoiler alert: youāre not the authority on what makes a valid critique. People donāt need to write an academic breakdown to justify why they didnāt like a show. Sometimes a reaction is just that - a gut feeling, an emotional response - and guess what? Thatās still valid. Not everyone is here to meet your imaginary āminimum standardsā for commentary. This is a public comment section, not your personal clubhouse.
And if your biggest concern is that potential viewers might get āmisguidedā by the opinions here, Iāve got news for you: viewers are smart enough to form their own judgments. They donāt need you to save them from reading an opinion that isnāt dressed up in fancy critique terms. If you really canāt stand whatās being said here, no oneās forcing you to stay. Close the tab and go write your review somewhere āworthyā of your high standards. The rest of us will survive without the lecture.
I am assuming the father is Russian or maybe half Russian half Thai?
I know that his wife Dhevi will have an affair with the colonel's aide.
I thought Trin was married to his ex girlfriend, but he ended uo not marrying her?