too many characters, not enough time to start caring about them... this ep didn't have any spicy scenes, just confusing plot and wooden dialogue. I'll probably just skim through each episode
the th transliterated to roman characters from the thai alphabet does not have the same sound in thai as in english. It's [tʰ], which is an aspirated t (essentially a t followed by a breath of air from back in throat). So the pronunciation is closer to the english word tong (the thing you use to get spaghetti out of a bowl).
What was everyone involved in this drama thinking??? They were OK about writing a gay ML but they decided it was…
I'm a big homo and I bitched about Cherry Magic for months because of their fake ass kiss scene in the elevator at the end, but... I thought this one was cute? I mean, they are young, first love, etc... I wasn't expecting them to suck face at the end or like, fuck on the beach. I liked it, I thought the kiss was pretty typical. It didn't bother me.
I'm already watching this episode for the second time today... It's crazy how perfectly tender, sweet, funny and…
100% agree! Out of all the GMMTV couples, they are the one I most want to see get married and have babies (in a series, not in real life, shipping real people is gross).
Jimmy in the grey tank top and button down sitting on that stage... girl, my chair is wet... damn, he is fine af.
This show is too sweet! Also, Namtan is beautiful, if this ends up in a polycule between the three of them where they make a family together, I am all for it! <3 <3 <3
Overall, I think this is one of the best and most enjoyable series GMMTV has ever done! It's giving me Queer as Folk, it's giving me L Word (in its aesthetic, Cheum deserved more time). Much more adult and much more realistic than the usual GMMTV series, this feels like my group of friends in college (but hotter haha). The sexual politics, the complicated relationships, the way that they hurt each other and forgave each other (or sometimes didn't), this, for me, is a much more accurate portrayal of (one segment of) the queer community than GMMTV usually shows. Not to mention, it had two ass-eating scenes in it! Just goes to show a real gay wrote this and did not sanitize it for the mass audience.
I do think that they treated Boston too harshly. As they mentioned in the series, Top and Boston were equally complicit but top got forgiven and Boston essentially got shunned. I don't think there's anything wrong with having casual sex as long as you are open and honest that that is what you want and need. I do think Boston was kind of manipulative towards Nick earlier in the show, but then Nick also put a bug in his car, so he's no angel either.
I thought Boeing's character was mostly too late of an addition to the show, I know that it did give the opportunity for Mew to show that he can be just as much of an asshole as Top, but I think the series could have done without all of that. That being said, Mond is fine as hell, and the scene at the wakeboarding place where Top confronts him in the shower and you see his v made his character's inclusion worth it.
I screamed out loud at least once in every episode, so I'm sure my neighbors could always tell when I was watching the series. I enjoyed it all, every episode something interesting happened, sometimes things that were very compelling happened. Ray was my least favorite character, but also one of the most emotionally complex, and Khaotung's rehab scenes were gut-wrenching.
I don't think this series needs a season 2, I think it's perfect as it is and it doesn't need to be dragged out into something it wasn't meant to be.
Looking forward to the next one from this writer and director!
I was not surprised by the behavior of most characters in the story, but Nick's actions caught me off guard. It…
Yeah, polyamory is a thing, monogamish (to quote Dan Savage) relationships are a thing, couples who have threesomes, etc... I mean, if you are going to show ass-eating in a a drama, can't you show an open relationship??? I mean, clearly, that's not what Nick wanted, but there was no need to imply that people who like casual sex are doomed to be friendless and alone, although Ton was an asshole for sleeping with Top.
This show is too sweet! Also, Namtan is beautiful, if this ends up in a polycule between the three of them where they make a family together, I am all for it! <3 <3 <3
I do think that they treated Boston too harshly. As they mentioned in the series, Top and Boston were equally complicit but top got forgiven and Boston essentially got shunned.
I don't think there's anything wrong with having casual sex as long as you are open and honest that that is what you want and need. I do think Boston was kind of manipulative towards Nick earlier in the show, but then Nick also put a bug in his car, so he's no angel either.
I thought Boeing's character was mostly too late of an addition to the show, I know that it did give the opportunity for Mew to show that he can be just as much of an asshole as Top, but I think the series could have done without all of that. That being said, Mond is fine as hell, and the scene at the wakeboarding place where Top confronts him in the shower and you see his v made his character's inclusion worth it.
I screamed out loud at least once in every episode, so I'm sure my neighbors could always tell when I was watching the series. I enjoyed it all, every episode something interesting happened, sometimes things that were very compelling happened. Ray was my least favorite character, but also one of the most emotionally complex, and Khaotung's rehab scenes were gut-wrenching.
I don't think this series needs a season 2, I think it's perfect as it is and it doesn't need to be dragged out into something it wasn't meant to be.
Looking forward to the next one from this writer and director!