XD Well, I mostly liked all his projects, tbh, but you really have to close a few eyes every episode to avoid noticing some nonsense scenes or moments. :(
1. if you say "sleep in the dark" it means ALL lights are shut off; why do thai people ALWAYS sleep with the lights on in dramas? o.o
2. Perth could be reading a grocery list or an essay on arithmetics, and he would still sound sexy as heck... can't resist his voice!
3. Faifa is the best character out there, and Junior is really shining in this role! He has great comedic tempo and charisma, and can act in emotional scenes too.
4. ArmArc is the new happiness potion.
5. PerthSanta is probably the best choice GMMTv has done in the last years.
6. Piper got the wrong drama, how come he's going around shooting? And the taxi driver was sleeping or what?
7. New is the most amazing director ever: he always manages to do both the greatest AND the worst scenes ever. Maybe he's bipolar, who knows. For sure he forgot Klao was almost dying in the back for fifteen minutes while YothaGun were lovey dovey.
8. the Thai Minister has to make Perth a national treasure.
Krit is such an amazing actor! Although in terms of appearance he's way too hot and perfect to match that sort of weird charisma that Yoshida/Kurosawa had, he's portraying the boss in a perfect way, always right on the line between comedy and emotion. Love him!
Sidenote - how much was poor Earth sweating in that knight cosplay? XD
Loving how Heng/Mo dynamics are slowly finding their rhythm... I just hope we can get: 1. more Thor 2. more HengMo 3. more MoHengBoss XD
This episode made no sense to me tbh. They made the daughter be against Heng for no reason. Like, she's okay with…
I think the daughter felt betrayed by Heng, because he knew she was searching for "honey" and did not tell her the truth: she trusted him, and he lied to her. Honestly, I'd be pissed too if someone goes along with me for days without telling me the truth... and a very important one, to add!
As for the group helping Heng win boss's daughter friendship... that made little sense, I agree, although the idea was "let's help Heng save the office, their jobs, their bonus money by getting te boss back on track".
This episode gave me so many mixed feelings... I really loved Choko from the original series, Nene Ohtsuka is a fantastic actress and she delivered the boss' wife perfectly by being both charismatic AND over-the-top. I couldn't say the same for this version's boss daughter who, let's be fair, is a way less experienced actress and doing comedy is definitely not an easy job... she came out as cringy in some scenes, but it was also definitely a director's choice. Aside from that, I think her character progress was pretty relatable: kid loves her mother's memory, wants to know her father's love interest and is jealous, realizes father deserves a second chance. Let's see how next week evolves!
That said, I really hope we could get more HengMo BossMo BossHengMo moments because their bickering is hilarious - both Earth and Mix are so into their characters. <3
Another thing... I somehow feel bad for the boss because his characterization here is more normalized than in the original japanese version, so he comes out as very pushy and control-freak but still very sweet and emotional. I feel like he's so afraid of Heng rejecting him that he's not even letting the man (the kiddo XD) speak, kinda like he's seeing Heng as the last possible "happiness option" and doesn't want it to crumble down. The only way out is Heng speaking the truth, but it'll never happen until the end because he's the goofiest, mat-like-man on earth. XD
Yotha is so hot and cold. Like I understand it’s stemmed from trauma but whew! exhausting lol I am so obsessed…
I think that sentence obviously hurt Gun, but it hurt Yotha too - he meant it to wish Gun's happiness and freedom because he knows he's a red flag, BUT it also hurt himself admitting it and realizing the possibility that Gun might not wait for him forever...
You're absolutely right. My problem with this pairing is that the producers/author are going to have them get…
First of all, I'm very sorry for your loss. At least now your loved one is somewhere where he/she can stop fearing.
Second, yes - every person is different and every therapy is different, the only way to win a fear/struggle is to confront it, understand it and overcome it... some medicines can help, but they can't do the work instead of you. The will to win must come from the person itself. Some people need months, some people need years. Some other people never make it.
You're absolutely right. My problem with this pairing is that the producers/author are going to have them get…
Yes, I recall that explanation but that kind of trauma usually gets addressed by the family as soon as it happens, since it's something pretty "evident" (and especially since Gun's family feels pretty wholesome)...
This really feels like lazy writing: while Yotha's type of "relationship" trauma might be something deeply buried into someone and therefore harder to address (many people don't feel the need to go to a psycologyst because they don't "see" the mental pain or struggle), a problem like Gun's is something way "easier to see" and therefore I'd expect his family to have addressed it as soon as the fact happened. I don't know how to explain, sorry... basically like Team's drowning trauma in Between Us or Ai's dark closet trauma in ISYiMD (the exact same thing btw... seems a lot of people get stuck in dark rooms in Thailand...)
I'm not complaining, mind me! XD It just simply feels like a very "comfortable" escamotage to give our characters the opportunity to hug. Like, instead of "falling from the stairs" or "stumbling on something and crash-kissing" or those predictable moments from old-school thailand dramas. XD
You're absolutely right. My problem with this pairing is that the producers/author are going to have them get…
On that, I agree... they needed more "insights" and less "seasights"... - although we'll get more of them throughout the next narrative arc too, so maybe we can see them develop their bond and work on their issues through FaifaWine episodes too.
Honestly, we haven't even talked about Gun's problem with light/darkness at night...
I feel like almost everyone here must have been Mahatma Gandhi or some famous love/life guru in their life at 18/19 years of age... if I recall my days, honestly everyday was trial and error: I got hurt, and hurt loved people. I though I knew what love was, but I didn't. I didn't know how to confront my fears, traumas and even desires... I made mistakes, and sometimes I was too afraid to admit it and to say sorry, doing even worse mistakes.
Let's be honest: learning to live and love takes time, and getting to know our inner self is another "mission impossible".
I can't blame either Yotha nor Gun, they come from completely different backgrounds and they're trying to experience things in their own ways, be it right or wrong, day by day. Not all people are brave heroes or relationship masters.
Do you know the cast who are taking their places later?
I also love Force, Off and Tay when it comes to these crazy games... but yeah, all of them are funny as hell, I never get tired of watching these clips because they make me cry from laughter XDDDD
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Well, I mostly liked all his projects, tbh, but you really have to close a few eyes every episode to avoid noticing some nonsense scenes or moments. :(
1. if you say "sleep in the dark" it means ALL lights are shut off; why do thai people ALWAYS sleep with the lights on in dramas? o.o
2. Perth could be reading a grocery list or an essay on arithmetics, and he would still sound sexy as heck... can't resist his voice!
3. Faifa is the best character out there, and Junior is really shining in this role! He has great comedic tempo and charisma, and can act in emotional scenes too.
4. ArmArc is the new happiness potion.
5. PerthSanta is probably the best choice GMMTv has done in the last years.
6. Piper got the wrong drama, how come he's going around shooting? And the taxi driver was sleeping or what?
7. New is the most amazing director ever: he always manages to do both the greatest AND the worst scenes ever. Maybe he's bipolar, who knows. For sure he forgot Klao was almost dying in the back for fifteen minutes while YothaGun were lovey dovey.
8. the Thai Minister has to make Perth a national treasure.
Sidenote - how much was poor Earth sweating in that knight cosplay? XD
Loving how Heng/Mo dynamics are slowly finding their rhythm... I just hope we can get:
1. more Thor
2. more HengMo
3. more MoHengBoss
XD
As for the group helping Heng win boss's daughter friendship... that made little sense, I agree, although the idea was "let's help Heng save the office, their jobs, their bonus money by getting te boss back on track".
Condolences to her family. <3
Can't wait for next week to see the new team!
Aside from that, I think her character progress was pretty relatable: kid loves her mother's memory, wants to know her father's love interest and is jealous, realizes father deserves a second chance.
Let's see how next week evolves!
That said, I really hope we could get more HengMo BossMo BossHengMo moments because their bickering is hilarious - both Earth and Mix are so into their characters. <3
Another thing... I somehow feel bad for the boss because his characterization here is more normalized than in the original japanese version, so he comes out as very pushy and control-freak but still very sweet and emotional. I feel like he's so afraid of Heng rejecting him that he's not even letting the man (the kiddo XD) speak, kinda like he's seeing Heng as the last possible "happiness option" and doesn't want it to crumble down.
The only way out is Heng speaking the truth, but it'll never happen until the end because he's the goofiest, mat-like-man on earth. XD
Second, yes - every person is different and every therapy is different, the only way to win a fear/struggle is to confront it, understand it and overcome it... some medicines can help, but they can't do the work instead of you. The will to win must come from the person itself.
Some people need months, some people need years.
Some other people never make it.
Our minds are an endless mystery.
Hugs to you.
This really feels like lazy writing: while Yotha's type of "relationship" trauma might be something deeply buried into someone and therefore harder to address (many people don't feel the need to go to a psycologyst because they don't "see" the mental pain or struggle), a problem like Gun's is something way "easier to see" and therefore I'd expect his family to have addressed it as soon as the fact happened.
I don't know how to explain, sorry... basically like Team's drowning trauma in Between Us or Ai's dark closet trauma in ISYiMD (the exact same thing btw... seems a lot of people get stuck in dark rooms in Thailand...)
I'm not complaining, mind me! XD It just simply feels like a very "comfortable" escamotage to give our characters the opportunity to hug.
Like, instead of "falling from the stairs" or "stumbling on something and crash-kissing" or those predictable moments from old-school thailand dramas. XD
Honestly, we haven't even talked about Gun's problem with light/darkness at night...
Let's be honest: learning to live and love takes time, and getting to know our inner self is another "mission impossible".
I can't blame either Yotha nor Gun, they come from completely different backgrounds and they're trying to experience things in their own ways, be it right or wrong, day by day. Not all people are brave heroes or relationship masters.
Sammy is usually so chaotic, I can't wait to see her... plus OffGun always <3 <3