Rahab75

"troxic masculinity", "colossal disappointment politically compared", "sexual assault on a sleeping man or while he was wide awake in the shower". Jesus Fecking Christ. Please, I'd prefer you not to agree with me.

I am not gonna be that generous. It is beyond brain-damaging to get through the hill of unintelligible comments from the infantile 1*25 speed TikTok generation crap to the "skipping scenes but I don't know what scenes to be skipped if you ask directly" TikTok generation crap. One feels they just jump on the band wagon and copy-paste the idiotic canned whine-scheme buzzwords. It is not about diverse opinions or difference in taste, because the point is, like you said, they talk utter nonsense. Literally it is not what they say is happening on the screen. One bullshit after another. They claim nothing happens while we have already learnt a lot from the characters' background, past stories, challenges and dilemmas. I feel after every single episode that I know and understand more about them. We know where they came from and where they are heading to with what packages. The latest episode was particularly eventful and rich in detail. Then they have reached from the repetated "slow, slow, slow" moaning to call the acting bad. Christ on a fecking bike, what are they smoking? I don't know when I saw such nuanced, amiably restraint, sublime, absorbing and accomplished performances with subtle gestures in Thai BL last time. Not quite the ITSAY/IPYTM level, but not far from that and certainly on par with ATOTS or The Yearbook. I have always liked the comic turn of Zani Nipaporn Thititanakarn (Nuna) but in episode 7 she surprised me with her depth as well. The plot sufficiently moves to the right direction, every character behaves at this stage as it is logical and beleivable, but hey-ho they should hurry up and get laid, because we are already at episode 7 and BL viewer demands skinship to get their panties wet. It so patethic. I seriously pity them.

I started to have a hunch this series is eventually about unrequited love in all 4 cases and with unhappy outcome. Quite frustrating to watch.

It seems we won't get away with the usual far-fetched miscommunication and jealousy trope in the cursed penultimate 11th episode. It is a pity. This show has thankfully avoided them so far for most of the time.

Despite its short running time a smartly written, snappy and amiably played chamber piece on the Quarantine theme, the latter still seems to be able to come up with trumps.

Age gap whiners are just as disgusting as racists, xenophobes and homophobes.

Those whining and moaning for the lack of kisses: this show was made in the middle of the pandemic when Covid restrictions were the strictest in the Philippines.

https://ok.ru/video/2526046784003

GagaOOLala is mostly a streaming platform for external movies and series, but those above, including this show, were produced by them also.

This ghost eating and changing clothes stuff is not unusual in Asian supernatural shows. He's Coming to Me, for instance. They obviously see this in a different way.

GagaOOLala's own projects never disappoint. Call It What You Want, Happenstance, Papa & Daddy, Light and now Innocent. They are always good-looking and are done with good cinematography despite the obviously low budget, the stories are always interesting, their subjects are always refreshingly different and the acting is always top-notch.

Asians have a sort of unconditional respect for parents and seniors regardless of whether they deserve it or not. It is weird for the Western mind, but that is how they are. This "mind your own business" is not their cup of tea either. They are far less individualistic and a lot more community-minded. They are being taught while growing up that their life is not just theirs alone. Different mentality.

Episode 5 has been the best so far. A delight from beginning to end. This is my favourite ongoing BL show atm and definitely among my all time faves. I don't care what the TikTok generation is whining about week after week. It is their loss if they cannot enjoy its qualities.

Leo, if you stop in the middle of the road with your convertible without using indicator, at least switch your lights off, otherwise your storage battery dies and you won't be able to start the engine.

What this show has been particularly good about is the communication between the characters. And on this matter Fiat's father is the real cuckoo's egg and he completely pisses me off. Why on earth cannot he tell his son about his mentally unstable mother? Why are this arsehole just shouting at him all the time that "I forbid you to meet your mother"? Seriously who the sodding hell would not react to this the way Fiat did? Is that dick really that stupid to think Fiat would not understand that he just tried to protect him?

We will see but that is not an emotionally strong enough reason to kill someone. Plus we have seen the father looking at Yoon Oh's grave.

An emotionally satisfying, sensitively handled and solidly acted series with some welcome progressive (in the good sense) plot developments. Superior to the movie prequel (which I enjoyed a lot too). The sequence between Dominic and his dad was particularly heart-warming.

I hope the dad of the comatose girl rots in jail. No matter how miserable he was, killing the innocent son of the woman he hates is just unforgivable.

After today's episode I am 95% sure that Yoon Oh's soul will be gone, and it is probably better and more persuasive this way. Like Peach said they might meet somewhere at some other time and there might be some hint of that.

I disagree with those who do not like Jimmy's acting. I think he is very good. Without doubt Choi Jae Hyun, Jung Ae Yun and Tommy are more solid but their roles have much room for manoeuvre as well. Peach is virtually drawn as an excessively naive and somewhat goofy person, so he needs to act like that, but his performance also keeps me moved and touched.