wait i saw in a interview of james and net saying that bed friend is a sequel to middleman's love but it didnt…
I'd imagine that it'll be like "En of Love" or "Star and Sky." The miniseries are connected but focused on different characters, and will air right after each other.
The production company hasn't even been on their socials since February.
Edit: They havent been on their twitter or Youtube since February. They haven't been on their Instagram since June where they made this press release about concerns regarding the rights to the story, and still having plans to move forward: https://www.instagram.com/p/CeVnS1cLXlN/
So… Lets see if I understand right. Benz likes Riw. Meen likes Riw. And Riw likes Meen. Benz keeps doing things to tease Riw and try to make him jealous. And things escalate after Benz starts receiving potentially mixed signals from Riw. And he thinks that by getting rid of Meen, he can have Riw to himself.
But it really isn’t clear. It feels like scenes are missing. Or, at the very least, more meaning-full dialogue.
Stunningly shot as usual, this film definitely presented a complete and attractive story. But the chemistry between the leads wasn’t consistent in my opinion. Sometimes they felt like lovers, sometimes like more of a sismance.
fort acting is good but the way he was smiling when sky was talking about his past relationships with gun just…
Youre acting like he was flat out grinning or something. He’s not. That is the sort of “smile” you give when trying to comfort someone and to show that what theyre saying isn’t changing your opinion of them. Especially when you put the eyes and and body language together with it. Smiling doesnt always mean happiness, there’s a such thing as a reassuring smile/smile of reassurance. And that’s what that is.
Im not a huge fan of Fort’s acting at times, because he does seem to struggle with some nuance. But that scene was nailed. He looked distressed. Torn between wanting to cry for Sky and to show Sky that he doesn’t think it was his fault, he’s there for him, and his view of him isnt going to change.
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https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2022-07-06/u.s-french-japanese-live-action-drops-of-god-show-reveals-title-2023-global-debut-photo/.187462
https://www.hulu.jp/static/drops-of-god/
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=584514676808235&set=a.536800948246275
Edit: They havent been on their twitter or Youtube since February. They haven't been on their Instagram since June where they made this press release about concerns regarding the rights to the story, and still having plans to move forward: https://www.instagram.com/p/CeVnS1cLXlN/
It’s on IQIYI for most other countries.
But it really isn’t clear. It feels like scenes are missing. Or, at the very least, more meaning-full dialogue.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CkVQFQnLRIn/?hl=e
Contestant First Looks:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwPs40jBJTEqvhwFdsBW8CQc3d9WLrVz0
Contestant Interviews:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwPs40jBJTEopVyFYtG4UJLhGkuS3kzRz
Im not a huge fan of Fort’s acting at times, because he does seem to struggle with some nuance. But that scene was nailed. He looked distressed. Torn between wanting to cry for Sky and to show Sky that he doesn’t think it was his fault, he’s there for him, and his view of him isnt going to change.