I'm confused by the high rating. Guys, what do you like about this? I'm not really into video game plots, I don't like time travel very much, and despite the good acting (especially from Myung Ha) I see zero chemistry. No hate. I recently watched Breeze of Love which I enjoyed, so I wanted to watch another Korean BL. So ... what's good about this? Is it getting better? I'm only on ep 2.
This series is ridiculous. The storytelling is too slow, but well, some may like that, but in action scenes this is a problem. I feel like watching it in slow motion. And, just an idea, drop a damn bomb on that house, and it's done. They are just dragging this out for no reason. Those drones, the snipers - I can't take this serious.
Can someone recommend to me the cutest or most emotional moments in the series? Which part of which episode? I like the story, the actors, the couple, but I'm so busy at the moment, I don't have neither the time nor the patience to watch the whole series.
Am I not allowed to criticize the work of an actor? It's not a stellar performance from him, and seeing Lee Do Hyun doing a much better job, makes it more obvious. I wasn't into this series the first 3 episodes for the sole reason that Seo In Guk acting was a big turn-off for me.
I love Seo In Guk, but he plays this role so shallow. I have seen better work from him like in The Smile Has Left Your Eyes. I'm honestly confused why he isn't into this character more. Then Lee Do Hyun comes and shows us how it can be done. And yes, he is a very good actor. I loved him in Sweet Home. and I will go now and watch The Glory since I just learned today that he is in that too.
Sorry, but the guy from Sweet Home destroyed Seo In Guck acting-wise. He completely stole the show with his interpretation of the last incarnation in Ep4.
I saw him in "My Mister" which is one of my all-time favorite dramas that made me feel a certain way I have never experienced before. It sure is the most emotionally deep drama I have ever seen. So I felt in love with the Ahjussi, and can't believe he is no longer there. I rewatched some of those beautiful scenes in the drama, and I cried like a river. The drama is sad, yes, but I just can't believe he died. It makes it all so much sadder now. Rest in peace. I'm devastated.
I hope next time Offgun will pick a more mature or dark-themed BL rather than this. This one is downgrade from…
Seriously ... Look at actors like First who has done so many genres and different series, even with different partners. Or actors like Neo and Mark, forever the side characters, but how versatile they are! I don't understand why those well established couples like OffGun and TayNew are not trying out more difficult roles or more mature series. Even actors like Jimmy and Sea who didn't impress me with their acting in the past, got a nice project with Last Twilight. Not Me was a big step forward, and now they are going backwards again. TayNew is a lost case, though. I won't expect anything great from them ever again.
3 episodes in, and there wasn't a single scene that made my heart beat faster. I'm so bored by those characters, that I don't care if they will get their happy end. Sorry TayNew, I'm falling asleep here.
I am loving the Thai Version and I loved the Japanese Version of this series including the movie, both sets of…
It's honestly so strange watching them playing those characters. Tay being all composed, soft and perfect. I constantly expect him to show us his bright smile or fall over his own feet (we know he is clumsy), and New being so shy, when we all know he is pretty cheeky. I'm constantly waiting for him to kick Tay. I think Pete and Kao were closer to their real personalities. But I'm in general not a fan of this story. I can't relate to those characters. I wonder if there will even be some kind of character growth, or are we stuck with those personalities until the end?
I'm not really into video game plots, I don't like time travel very much, and despite the good acting (especially from Myung Ha) I see zero chemistry.
No hate. I recently watched Breeze of Love which I enjoyed, so I wanted to watch another Korean BL. So ... what's good about this? Is it getting better? I'm only on ep 2.
I like the story, the actors, the couple, but I'm so busy at the moment, I don't have neither the time nor the patience to watch the whole series.
I wasn't into this series the first 3 episodes for the sole reason that Seo In Guk acting was a big turn-off for me.
Then Lee Do Hyun comes and shows us how it can be done.
And yes, he is a very good actor. I loved him in Sweet Home. and I will go now and watch The Glory since I just learned today that he is in that too.
So I felt in love with the Ahjussi, and can't believe he is no longer there.
I rewatched some of those beautiful scenes in the drama, and I cried like a river. The drama is sad, yes, but I just can't believe he died. It makes it all so much sadder now.
Rest in peace. I'm devastated.
Look at actors like First who has done so many genres and different series, even with different partners. Or actors like Neo and Mark, forever the side characters, but how versatile they are! I don't understand why those well established couples like OffGun and TayNew are not trying out more difficult roles or more mature series. Even actors like Jimmy and Sea who didn't impress me with their acting in the past, got a nice project with Last Twilight.
Not Me was a big step forward, and now they are going backwards again.
TayNew is a lost case, though. I won't expect anything great from them ever again.
Shut down any criticism and blindly defending a forgettable series?
This series is a waste of time (for me), but others may enjoy it. I'm out.
Sorry TayNew, I'm falling asleep here.
I think Pete and Kao were closer to their real personalities. But I'm in general not a fan of this story. I can't relate to those characters. I wonder if there will even be some kind of character growth, or are we stuck with those personalities until the end?