EP.6 we have shower and shower and shower, that's the only coherence I see.We have Park degrenrate into a puppy,…
What I want to know is if Foam knew Chris is his BF in the present why is he jealous of him in the past for talking to his X? And how did Foam not know of the X? Surely they would have spoken to eachother about past relationships?
Ash Malanum has done it again. His writing ability, characterizations, and the feeling he puts into his scripts are amazing. Ivan Andrew Payawal has to be one of the most thoughtful directors in The Philippines and Asia. His camera movements and timings are as perfect as Aof Noppharnach Chaiyahwimhon (Thai - Last Twilight et. al.). Ivan and Ash seem to work so perfectly together!
The acting was on point as expected from the two main leads. Paolo and Miggy are extremely talented and pair well together. Cedrick has always been great in the bit part he plays.
My only issue is the runtime. The pacing was overall good, but at almost two hours it did seem a bit laggy at times.
The ending was very poetic. Both seem to be on good terms, but not in a relationship. It's an ok ending. That closing song was just a beautiful way to close a chapter on these young people's lives.
I salute The IdeaFirst Company for their innovative and entertaining productions.
Tharn is certainly not a weak character. He's physically smaller than the other team members, but he is a competent IDF officer. The character is well-written and acted. It's just the case with Gun. His size usually has him as the damsel in distress type too easily. However, many of his roles have broken that stereotype which I am happy for. Babe is a competent actor and brings justice to Tharn and his Naga.
This series is one of those where, from the beginning, the characters have all gelled. The chemistry among every one of them is palpable. The IDF team feels like a team. The Inspector feels like a leader.
Did I found the end good ? Yes. Did I found it bad ? Yes. There was good and bad and I will not rant here about…
It also proved, beyond a doubt, that Mark is an amazing actor. He needs a proper vehicle where he doesn't get pushed to the side as in Only Friends. He and Namtan were electric together!
Great series, great story and acting! 💞Loved how they managed to tackle difficult topics in a positive and…
We did see some of his growth as a visually impaired person, but as you said more time could have been spent with us exploring this. The visually impaired community could have benefitted from one more episode, or even an extra 1/2 hour in ep.12 dedicated to life as a visually impaired person. Project S: Side by Side is still a go-to when explaining to someone what it's like living with an autistic person. It presented the main character well and showed the challenges of day to day life of those closest to him. With just a little more crafting Last Twilight could have been one of those. However, what we got was still an amazing, well crafted, epic story with so many layers and so much for all types of audiences!
There are so many things to say about this last episode, but what I found most vivid was BEAUTY in all its shades…
Mark and Namtan had so few minutes of screen time, but separately and together they were dynamite in all their scenes! Shows the power of these two actors and Aof's ability to get the best out of his cast!
There's much to be said for a romance with a strong storyline that tugs now and then at the heartstrings and finishes…
It also proves that not all couples in a BL have to be gay. We had two amazing straight support couples and it was epic. A word I find myself overusing for this series!
Absolutely love the series but can someone help me understand what was Mhok's mistake that they were all taking…
Day didn't want anyone to pity him as a disabled person. He wanted people to treat him as normal and not strange or an object to be pittied. Mork fell into that role as he loved day, but began to become overprotective of him. That was one of two reasons Day ended it.
I understood this episode right before the part where Chris said that he knew from the beginning.. 😐 Alaiwa.!!??…
Exactly. I thought I missed something. Tried to go back to see if the video "time" skipped. The concept is good. The base story has promise but how could they mess up this execution? The production team should have watched Be My Favourite and taken some notes!
did Alan have something to do with the oil pipe being cut? cuz I remember when he had the phone call and he said…
Saying he cut the brakes but not the oil line kinda like I shot the sherrif, but I did not shoot the deputy, no? If he wanted to cover for himself was that the best defence?
People can say what they like but this series is the absolute bomb! It’s so good. Finally a show doing BL like…
The main thing is everybody has chemistry. The team feels like 20-something-year-olds, with their teasing and behaviour; the Captain feels like someone who leads; Phaya and Nee feel like siblings; and Grandma is just who she is.
This is the only Thai BL I've never skipped the opening credits. Those cars are just gorgeous!
That being said, I like the way the story manages to tackle the severe issue of human trafficking in a fictional setting, yet not managing to diminish the seriousness or severity. Here the children are sold for "powers." We've all read the horrors of real human trafficking and know what people are sold for most of the time.
The fact that they are showing a rich, influential person in society behind the entire operation is just gold. Hiding the "real" business behind the veil of helping displaced children is a stroke of genius.
Nut is an amazing actor. His facial expressions help the character of Way to display actual emotions. When he got stood up for the date was just devastating.
Did we forget about Kim? Has he already been carved up for his organs? I know they can't mount a rescue mission, but some sort of police?
One minor nibble: after Jeff escaped Tony he went directly to his apartment. Wouldn't that be the first place they would look for him? It's the first place Alan looks for him and finds him. Also, when Alan knocks he just opens the door. You've just escaped from bad guys and you don't screen your guests?
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And how did Foam not know of the X? Surely they would have spoken to eachother about past relationships?
Ivan Andrew Payawal has to be one of the most thoughtful directors in The Philippines and Asia. His camera movements and timings are as perfect as Aof Noppharnach Chaiyahwimhon (Thai - Last Twilight et. al.).
Ivan and Ash seem to work so perfectly together!
The acting was on point as expected from the two main leads. Paolo and Miggy are extremely talented and pair well together. Cedrick has always been great in the bit part he plays.
My only issue is the runtime. The pacing was overall good, but at almost two hours it did seem a bit laggy at times.
The ending was very poetic. Both seem to be on good terms, but not in a relationship. It's an ok ending. That closing song was just a beautiful way to close a chapter on these young people's lives.
I salute The IdeaFirst Company for their innovative and entertaining productions.
It's just the case with Gun. His size usually has him as the damsel in distress type too easily. However, many of his roles have broken that stereotype which I am happy for.
Babe is a competent actor and brings justice to Tharn and his Naga.
This series is one of those where, from the beginning, the characters have all gelled. The chemistry among every one of them is palpable. The IDF team feels like a team. The Inspector feels like a leader.
The only complaint is that we could have seen more of Ray's background.
The visually impaired community could have benefitted from one more episode, or even an extra 1/2 hour in ep.12 dedicated to life as a visually impaired person.
Project S: Side by Side is still a go-to when explaining to someone what it's like living with an autistic person. It presented the main character well and showed the challenges of day to day life of those closest to him.
With just a little more crafting Last Twilight could have been one of those.
However, what we got was still an amazing, well crafted, epic story with so many layers and so much for all types of audiences!
From story to directing to acting. Epic.
If he wanted to cover for himself was that the best defence?
That being said, I like the way the story manages to tackle the severe issue of human trafficking in a fictional setting, yet not managing to diminish the seriousness or severity. Here the children are sold for "powers." We've all read the horrors of real human trafficking and know what people are sold for most of the time.
The fact that they are showing a rich, influential person in society behind the entire operation is just gold. Hiding the "real" business behind the veil of helping displaced children is a stroke of genius.
Nut is an amazing actor. His facial expressions help the character of Way to display actual emotions. When he got stood up for the date was just devastating.
Did we forget about Kim? Has he already been carved up for his organs? I know they can't mount a rescue mission, but some sort of police?
One minor nibble: after Jeff escaped Tony he went directly to his apartment. Wouldn't that be the first place they would look for him? It's the first place Alan looks for him and finds him. Also, when Alan knocks he just opens the door. You've just escaped from bad guys and you don't screen your guests?