sunshine

can confirm that the tangerine scene of ep4 for some reason still lives rent free in my mind ✨ it's so intimate and portrays feelings in all of their authenticity

came here after Mingi from Ateez liked a post about this movie... it seems good, i'm looking forward watching it:)

hahahah also Seungmin looks like Wonpil

the kiss scene in the bathroom, they were both wearing white as if to signify that Juwon's love for Dongha is pure, and he's not doing it for his blood. Also it's interesting how Dongha's later on often wears red clothes... i wonder if it's accidental or if it actually has a meaning

i think Harry Styles looks like Jyp

i'm on ep6 and dayum, who thought it would end up being such a nice watch! It gave me butterflies for the sweet scenes and at the same time also left a bittersweet feel because it explored the theme of impossible love in multiple ways. The sound effects elevate the already good scenes, finally a miniseries that cares about this aspect. Last but not least the pace is fantastic, it all flows so naturally you'll end up watching an ep after another without even realising.

bruh watching a movie only for the mature scenes... just go watch🌽 srsly

i'm 2eps in and i think it's cute, the vibes remind me of The Mysterious Class(2021, a web series by kpop group Treasure). The beginning immediately hooks you up with its aesthetic and thoughtful messages... let's hope it's this beautiful until the end

ohh tysm for the recommendation, i'll make sure to watch it then :)

finally someone who gets the awkwardness point, thank you!
btw i also started with low expectations but then ended up loving the series hahah

i wanna apologise for underestimating this drama's potential.. in the beginning it might not seem like it, but it truly gets better the more you watch it.
Now i only have the last episode left, what would i give for this cute story to last a little longer:')

i watched it on Hitv

that's so relatable lol
Do they make dramas as funny as these anymore?

yes, he sent on bubble a survey on which one would you rather: a poop flavoured curry or curry flavoured poop. Apparently this question is the same that appears in a scene in this drama (correct me if i'm wrong hahah)

lol the fact is that i don't have anything to say, you're right about this one, however i randomly found this comment that resonated with me and my opinion of bl lately on this show that i haven't seen yet. Sorry if the wording made it seem like i was hating on this show, i actually was even thinking about giving it a try, that's why i came to the comment section trying to understand if it could suit my taste

i haven't watched this drama yet, but i read your comment and you spoke the thoughts i was to afraid to say out loud. I used to like BL series a lot and watched quite a few, but lately i struggled finding good ones because authors exploit the lgbt themes just to make a commercially appealing series, so they throw in abusive parents, beautiful naked bodies, steamy kisses, evil female characters just to create some high tension in the drama which everybody loves, but if you look carefully into these products they're empty of any kind of thought provoking message if you know what I mean. They base their hopes of success on the lgbt hot scenes and don't really put as much effort in creating a layered script or artistic cinematography (maybe that's why there have been a huge increase in bl production lately?). End of the rant lol pls forgive my yapping :')
Anyway, if I may give you some recs maybe you could try watching "The eight sense" or also "Time of fever". If you have any suggestions for me too, I'll be happy to hear them^^

i also agree with your point of view, to me the fact that they kept portraying the AI like a machine highlighted the surprising "absurdity" of an event that happens more than we would like to admit: humans feeling emotionally attached and reliant on technology, despite the latter not having any kind of emotions. So yeah, it's truly amazing how the authors conveyed all of this just by some little details :)

i wanted to ask to those who both read the manga and watched the series: which one did you like better?
(p.s.: out of topic but I came here after leeknow of stray kids referenced this work hehehe)

got it, thanks for the kind explanation!

i hope it's not a dumb question, but do you think it's necessary to watch Close to you to understand The nameless season?