Some people see BL already when two random guys pass at a crossroads. I like this series, do not care whether…
Have you only watched the clips? I understand why a lot think it is BL, maybe it becomes, but so far they only depict a deep friendship between sport students. Reminds me of ping pong life. BL or not, I recommend it for those who are into coming-of-age/sports/school dramas. And the view on their abs is just worth to binge watch it.
Just rewatched it. Not the standard fluffy Thai/Korean BL stuff. In fact, this isn't BL, it is a gay short movie. With its violence depicted it is more realistic than other candy-world movies you can watch now. Brutally truthful, so to say, but with a nice ending.
some people are advertising this series that it has something that it doesn't. hopefully someone will clarify…
Some people see BL already when two random guys pass at a crossroads. I like this series, do not care whether it's BL, bromance or whatever. I am not 12 anymore and do not need to see guys kissing. I've seen that, even in real.
so many people ask why haebom and taesung awkward to each other, if you wanna know please look forward for next…
It comes a bit weird in the series. I mean, they are living for approximately 12 years together, so this nagged a bit at me. Thanks for pointing out. I loved the episode.
Any info about the March 2022 thing? Is it a special episode, a movie or second season? I saw some posters, they apparently visit Kyoto but I am not sure what it is about.
The start was a bit slow. Frankly, I stopped watching this movie after around 30min, but started again the following days. I do not regret watching it. In fact, it would be a loss. The movie gained speed and depth later on. I would not say, it's a masterpiece, but quite enjoyable.
In the beginning, at the party, they play "Truth or dare" and Rak asks U (?) if he has a boyfriend. I think, I heard only "faen". But faen can mean both, boy and girlfriend. Any Thai here who could enlighten me about this, why this should be "boyfriend"? I cannot see any hint why he should not translated it as "girlfriend". It would change the context. Boyfriend would mean, that Rak knows that U is gay or at least interested in boys, while gf the opposite. Some seconds later, U asks Chin if he is gay or not and adds it would not matter here, but Chin hesitates and then answers he likes girls (obviously a lie, haha). Given that Chin is too shy to come out, I wonder if faen would not better be translated as girlfriend, or even better as a neutral "lover/Partner".
Literally the first half of this series was ok, but after that? Not so much. I still cringe about THE "misunderstanding"…
Yes, that misunderstanding. I guess the screenwriter messed that up. Maze told Phap in ep 2 or 3 that they are brothers. That is why I was so cofused during the second half.
To be honest, I still do not really understand what this was about.
I think, I heard only "faen". But faen can mean both, boy and girlfriend. Any Thai here who could enlighten me about this, why this should be "boyfriend"? I cannot see any hint why he should not translated it as "girlfriend". It would change the context. Boyfriend would mean, that Rak knows that U is gay or at least interested in boys, while gf the opposite. Some seconds later, U asks Chin if he is gay or not and adds it would not matter here, but Chin hesitates and then answers he likes girls (obviously a lie, haha). Given that Chin is too shy to come out, I wonder if faen would not better be translated as girlfriend, or even better as a neutral "lover/Partner".