Exactly. Like he was confident that Jira would come. Jira complains a lot, but truthfully he does like Koh and…
I'm vibrating with excitement awaiting that episode! At this point, Pheem is literally forcing Jira to use his art for his own ego trip. Jira cannot draw Pheem like he drew Koh because Pheem is not as "genuine" as Koh. Pheem thinks he's doing things for Jira, but he's only bringing more harm to himself in the process that he says is healing.
I was thinking the same thing! I wonder if tonkla was behind the mask in ep3 and that's why he hid the dare letter…
I'm currently going over the episodes. Yes, Champ is a red herring but that'd be too predictable. Your friend is onto something for I was thinking that it could be someone connected to the person that Tonkla ran over. That's why I strongly suspected the doctor at first. It surely is interesting and it's the mystery that has me tuning into this show weekly.
Later, Satsuki will be telling the kids, "...and this is how I met your father."
Meanwhile, Jab realizes that May is the love of his life. 😂🤣
Jokes aside, a strong first episode for me. I enjoy watching Dew improve one series after the other. I live for my twins' appearances and I love disaster shows! This one is definitely going in my top five from this Muteluv anthology.
I love Dew & AJ's dynamics in Burnout Syndrome and I love them in this. They're quite the duo! 🤣 I feel like I'm watching an extension of Pheem and Mawin, though.
so like idk why I stop watching half way but like ong this is so good! like the angst of this feels a little too…
It's actually good and I'm currently rewatching. 😄 Same with what you said about Saint's dad. I've known just too many people like him that while watching, I was like thank God my dad was never like that.
Exactly. Like he was confident that Jira would come. Jira complains a lot, but truthfully he does like Koh and…
Yes, he cares for Pheem but not in a lover's way. I don't understand why Pheem is blind to realize that Jira has been friend zoning him hard. I can't wait to see the outcome of this episode's mess.
I know! Jira is just denying it. But I think he's obviously scared about his feelings. He's seen all of Koh, and…
He definitely is and that's bad knowing what his friend went through and is trying to heal from it. Mawin is an enabler. Pheem needs to forget about Jira. If I were in his shoes and Jira keeps turning me down like that, I'd be looking elsewhere already.
I was thinking the same thing! I wonder if tonkla was behind the mask in ep3 and that's why he hid the dare letter…
It might as well have been Tonkla. He doesn't want his secret to get out, yet he trusts to tell Jay (who is very sus to me as well). Yes, the puppet master is who I can't put my finger on. I suspected the doctor, but if I have to go with someone within the group, it'd be Jay. Champ is just too easy and if it's him I'm going to be disappointed.
The show has finally come to an end. The first episode was really good, but from episodes 5-8, the plot was somewhat lost, the story fell through and it left the characters naked and exposed to the elements of crooked writing. But the actors did the best with the given script, and I'm delighted with their performances. 👏
However, I like the show overall. I've seen worse, I've liked worse.
Tae did well for his first time being in a lead role. Sure, there were times when the camera hit his face and his pretty doe eyes seemed bewildered and his face incapable of rendering what expression he's supposed to be using in the scene, and at times, his body language seemed standoffish, but I liked what he bought. He did well in the majority of scenes! Although taking it from Ice's perspective, he's a trauma victim and Ice is going to be awkward and standoffish for trust was something he never received. 🤔 Throughout the series, we watch him weave through one trauma after the next, but in the final episode, he's able to trust, and look at how soft he was with Saint! All his awkwardness vanished because he has finally arrived at destination peace.
And Tae's hands? They're literally poetry in motion. They're naturally fluid and I was delighted with the traditional Thai dance segment because it showcases how graceful his hands are. I spent a lot of time looking at his hands just as I did with Ja's eyes.
Vocal wise, I enjoyed listening to JaTae synchronize and I didn't mind the theme song at all being overplayed. It's a beautiful song and I find myself humming to it during the day. It's soothing. 🥰
As for Ja, as I said in earlier posts, this was my first time watching him. He's a good actor and his eyes are his best acting feature. I loved watching his eyes in so many scenes! His eyes were outstanding in the scene with his father in the sunflower garden in the last episode. I was impressed with how his presence can fill a scene and still leave room for Tae.
Also, that KitSeen movie was fill with emotion and I had my tissues out before I know it. JaTae did a great job portraying these characters within the series. Kudos!
I don't know if this makes sense - heads up, it won't - but I went back to the ending and let my mind wander around for a bit. Although it's Saint and Ice we're seeing in their happy ending, the golden lighting and music makes me think that Kit and Seen got their happy ending... in a reincarnated way.
I know KitSeen were characters in a short film, but I like to imagine that they found their way back to each other. The safety Kit couldn't give, the joy Seen couldn't hold onto... It's like Saint and Ice completes them in the final scene. It's like the past exhaling through the present if that makes cinematic sense.
It's not reincarnation per se, but it feels like an echo of Kit and Seen and what they could've been had society not been cruel to them.
Tae's skin tone and features catches and captures light in a way that just feels warm. It's like his body was emitting light and it felt surreal, so maybe that's why I was thinking about that reincarnated stuff. 😅
I know! Jira is just denying it. But I think he's obviously scared about his feelings. He's seen all of Koh, and…
I could just imagine Pheem's voice in my head getting all mad at Jira. Whatever Pheem is attempting to heal from, he needs to understand that Jira is not his salvation. And Mawin is a sucky friend.
You said it! Notice how when Jira said he didn't want to sleep with him, he immediately brought someone home?…
All three of them are so messy in both life and feelings, it's kind of chaotic and fun to watch at the same time. Like, I can't bring myself to like Pheem, but I can't feel sorry for Jira either.
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Meanwhile, Jab realizes that May is the love of his life. 😂🤣
Jokes aside, a strong first episode for me. I enjoy watching Dew improve one series after the other. I live for my twins' appearances and I love disaster shows! This one is definitely going in my top five from this Muteluv anthology.
Oh great, Saint is a sex monster. 😑
The show has finally come to an end. The first episode was really good, but from episodes 5-8, the plot was somewhat lost, the story fell through and it left the characters naked and exposed to the elements of crooked writing. But the actors did the best with the given script, and I'm delighted with their performances. 👏
However, I like the show overall. I've seen worse, I've liked worse.
Tae did well for his first time being in a lead role. Sure, there were times when the camera hit his face and his pretty doe eyes seemed bewildered and his face incapable of rendering what expression he's supposed to be using in the scene, and at times, his body language seemed standoffish, but I liked what he bought. He did well in the majority of scenes! Although taking it from Ice's perspective, he's a trauma victim and Ice is going to be awkward and standoffish for trust was something he never received. 🤔 Throughout the series, we watch him weave through one trauma after the next, but in the final episode, he's able to trust, and look at how soft he was with Saint! All his awkwardness vanished because he has finally arrived at destination peace.
And Tae's hands? They're literally poetry in motion. They're naturally fluid and I was delighted with the traditional Thai dance segment because it showcases how graceful his hands are. I spent a lot of time looking at his hands just as I did with Ja's eyes.
Vocal wise, I enjoyed listening to JaTae synchronize and I didn't mind the theme song at all being overplayed. It's a beautiful song and I find myself humming to it during the day. It's soothing. 🥰
As for Ja, as I said in earlier posts, this was my first time watching him. He's a good actor and his eyes are his best acting feature. I loved watching his eyes in so many scenes! His eyes were outstanding in the scene with his father in the sunflower garden in the last episode. I was impressed with how his presence can fill a scene and still leave room for Tae.
Also, that KitSeen movie was fill with emotion and I had my tissues out before I know it. JaTae did a great job portraying these characters within the series. Kudos!
Now, it's time to rewatch. 👋
I don't know if this makes sense - heads up, it won't - but I went back to the ending and let my mind wander around for a bit. Although it's Saint and Ice we're seeing in their happy ending, the golden lighting and music makes me think that Kit and Seen got their happy ending... in a reincarnated way.
I know KitSeen were characters in a short film, but I like to imagine that they found their way back to each other. The safety Kit couldn't give, the joy Seen couldn't hold onto... It's like Saint and Ice completes them in the final scene. It's like the past exhaling through the present if that makes cinematic sense.
It's not reincarnation per se, but it feels like an echo of Kit and Seen and what they could've been had society not been cruel to them.
Tae's skin tone and features catches and captures light in a way that just feels warm. It's like his body was emitting light and it felt surreal, so maybe that's why I was thinking about that reincarnated stuff. 😅