Or maybe symbolism and metaphors take time and the longer the time takes, the more the audience can feel the characters…
I was having a rough time and considering some extreme measures for my life until I started watching this and reading people's comments here. I've always loved films and this feels like an episodic movie along with certain emotions that made me wait till it finishes airing.
Or maybe symbolism and metaphors take time and the longer the time takes, the more the audience can feel the characters…
I love your thoughts. Oh how I was almost praying for you to not take anything negatively since I've also faced similar responses!
As for your thoughts, yes I too feel there are way too many interpretations and it's not easy to let anything slide or hold onto just one which might confuse the audience.
And for me, I'm just holding onto this series as if my life depends on it since it started airing. Might sound dramatic but this kinda saved me. My emotions run wild due to its cinematography and the dialogue-less scenes. I rush here after each episode to read how everybody feels and thinks and it's so interesting and sometimes I cry reading these comments. And maybe because I'm emotional right now, thank you for being nice. I miss kind people so much.
This episode's plot isn't strong enough to sustain a full hour, which is why it feels noticeably slower than the…
Or maybe symbolism and metaphors take time and the longer the time takes, the more the audience can feel the characters and the silences between them that are important too. I know everybody has different opinions and I'm glad to be here to read everybody's even if they're different from mine. Please don't take this negatively, I just wanted to express what I felt too. No offence really!!
Not a single EP went by without making me cry ugly. I'm not Christian, not even religious at heart. My friend is. I talked about TTH with her and she replied with a "homosexuality is a sin in Christianity" and that "God created love between men and women, not love between men and men or women and women." These sentences broke me. How can god forbid something as sacred as love just because it blooms between two same sexes? Is god that cruel to confine people like us?
Well apart from everything else, Tanrak expressing relief through his eyes hearing Barth's confession about liking HIM and not Cherry, and reciprocating with nothing more than a "I'm not god's favourite child either" followed by a kiss, how spectacular! Tanrak went through numerous emotions in those last 10 minutes. And the fluctuations of his emotions, Barth being the source, were both heart wrenching and magnificent to witness. Barth's honesty and Tanrak's bravery will lead them out of misery to their abode of love, a haven meant just for the two of them!
This feels like an episodic movie, from the cinematography to the silences in between the painfully beautiful dialogues. Seems like P'Aof is regaining his spark and will peak again with this one. I so welcome opinions, not slanders. Hope if somebody decides to reply, they'll be as calm and kind as my intentions are, at this moment, while writing this.
Seeing Ryo sad made my heart wrench. That guy is losing his absolute shit and Zen has no clue. Mushroom cut guy really made me mad when he started following Zen because Ryo is such a sad puppy on the other side. Thought a jealous Ryo would be fun to watch but at what cost :(
The cruelest thing about this show is that it almost never says THIS IS SIN out loud. It just lines things up,…
I've always looked upto your comments and this is the first time I'm here to reply because I'm moved beyond words. I don't know why I decided to reply in the first place but reading your words, I felt comfort and chaos at the same time. I knew TTH will leave a mark in our hearts. I'm genuinely grateful that I'm alive at this exact moment to watch this series and read your comment too. I can't express how lucky I feel right now even though it might seem trivial to many.
This whole drama felt so unnecessarily draggy and pointless to me..Lots of frustrations & crying for no reasons…
Sorry to say this but this series might not be for you. Since reality isn't as fast as other series and is slow, boring, and vulnerable. And the director did well along with the actors. This series successfully portrays the flaws of real life and the overwhelming struggles of queer people, that too of teens coming to terms with their sexuality and the package of fear and shame that often comes along with it. I'm glad you still tried watching it!
As for your thoughts, yes I too feel there are way too many interpretations and it's not easy to let anything slide or hold onto just one which might confuse the audience.
And for me, I'm just holding onto this series as if my life depends on it since it started airing. Might sound dramatic but this kinda saved me. My emotions run wild due to its cinematography and the dialogue-less scenes. I rush here after each episode to read how everybody feels and thinks and it's so interesting and sometimes I cry reading these comments. And maybe because I'm emotional right now, thank you for being nice. I miss kind people so much.
Well apart from everything else, Tanrak expressing relief through his eyes hearing Barth's confession about liking HIM and not Cherry, and reciprocating with nothing more than a "I'm not god's favourite child either" followed by a kiss, how spectacular! Tanrak went through numerous emotions in those last 10 minutes. And the fluctuations of his emotions, Barth being the source, were both heart wrenching and magnificent to witness. Barth's honesty and Tanrak's bravery will lead them out of misery to their abode of love, a haven meant just for the two of them!
This feels like an episodic movie, from the cinematography to the silences in between the painfully beautiful dialogues. Seems like P'Aof is regaining his spark and will peak again with this one. I so welcome opinions, not slanders. Hope if somebody decides to reply, they'll be as calm and kind as my intentions are, at this moment, while writing this.