Serenity210

I'll put it this way: as I watched, I noticed that these two are complete opposites, simply in terms of their style. dance, and personality are opposites, and it's a real shame that they didn't use this to develop their relationship because, considering their differences, they also have different approaches to relationships, and I think this could have been used to develop their relationship and the storylines themselves.

The film is really good, you can really see the chemistry between them, but I agree with the plot development because there is actually a lack of dialogue between the main characters. It's more like a story in the sense that Suzuki tells his story with Sugiki. There is very little dialogue, and I also agree that there is a lack of plot development and their relationship. In my opinion, this title would have worked better as a series, then it would have been possible to develop the plot, the competition, and the characters' relationships. I think they wasted some of the potential chemistry between them. The film is good, but only as part 1, because it looks as if they cut out some of the events and only made a fragment of the story (I haven't read the manga, but that's just my impression). It really would have been good to make a second part of this title.But a really big plus for the acting, the chemistry between the characters, and the soundtrack.

Seeial was good, but in the last few episodes we didn't get anything new, just the same vision, an attempt to stop it, a new vision worse than the previous one and so on and so forth, episode after episode. The relationship between the main characters (VanFarma isn't even worth mentioning To me, their couple looks like it's only there to be a second couple.) seems to be at a standstill, even though they've explained everything to each other and are together, but J continues to lie to Jinn about his dreams and hides what he has seen. In short, in these last episodes, the action goes round in circles, as if they were dragging it out just to make 12 episodes.

I agree that the plot goes round in circles, i.e. so far we have no explanation for these visions, and the pattern of the episodes is very similar: J has a dream/vision, tries to prevent it, another vision pops up as a result of the change in the previous one, and so on and so forth. The second couple also wants to be together, but Van does something and they return to square one instead of developing their relationship. And so it has been since episode 5. I'll say this: the theme with these visions is cool, but when it repeats in every episode, it gets tiresome because it's simply a pattern. In my opinion, they should slowly start explaining it, but so far there's no sign of that in the upcoming episodes, so I guess everything will come out in the final episode.

I don't know about you, but I think this storyline with J's visions is dragging on too long. There are supposed to be 12 episodes, we're on 8, and so far it doesn't look like they're going to explain this storyline in the next few episodes.

I was right, the bastard falsifies evidence, a perfect example of a corrupt cop, using items from suspects' homes to plant evidence, then arresting them and getting praise for it. When he finally gets off Thup's back, seriously, this whole thing with King and his family is getting really annoying.

The drama is cool, but I missed more romantic moments since they confessed their feelings to each other. But we still have the last episode, so maybe we'll see something.

Thee and the one from Moka are brothers, and Thee's younger brother clearly likes Moka, which means that the relationship between these two will be even more interesting than I thought.

I thought this love triangle would be Koh and Pheem in love with Jira, but it looks like Jira is into both of them, in the sense that he wants Pheem, but on the other hand, he's into Koh and his red flags, and so far he can't decide who he likes more.

Okay, I'm joining Team Pheem. they suit each other and get along great, and Pheem has feelings, cares about others and his employees, unlike Ko, who at the moment is a great example of a guy who only cares about profits and doesn't care about anyone or anything or the feelings of others, and everyone, even his friends, are just a means to an end for him, he only cares about what he can gain. At least that's the impression I have of him after these two episodes. Maybe the guy will improve later on. Although we all know that our poor MC will end up with Ko.

I would say it should be a thriller, but for me it's a romantic drama with an amnesia theme. When the first episode started, I had the impression that the beginning was missing. Secondly, the story is terribly unclear and, at the moment, only confusing. I had the impression that most of the scenes were fragments cut out from a larger whole, from different moments. Thirdly,there is no distinction between reality and dreams or memories, for example, a vignette or a blurred frame when scenes depict dreams or memories. Without it, memories, dreams, and reality blend together, and it's not easy to distinguish between what is happening now and what is a memory. And finally, if ML supposedly waited 10 years for MC, why didn't he show up at the hospital after the accident or contact Bothpleng some time after he woke up? He just waited 10 years for him without any contact and, strangely enough, showed up just when the sender was found and the murders began to happen. and, strangely enough, they met at the crime scene. Overall, at this point, everything about the diary, the sender, the victims, the sudden return, and Bothpleng's accident is confusing, strange, and suspicious. We'll see how it goes, but I really hope it won't be like this, with constant secrets and mysteries, and everything only coming out in the last episode.

Thanks, it just seemed to me that Mok was a lot taller, but there really is a step there.

And the most interesting thing is that GMMTV announced as many as 38 dramas for next year, but on the this year were only 15 of them on the screen, and out of those 15, maybe 3 titles turned out well. If they are planning 38, I wonder how weak they will be and how many reasonably good ones we will get. I like this studio, but their scripts are really weak, and many of the titles they've released so far could have been written much better. I agree with you that Me and Thee is the best title of the year so far.

The last scene was epic, but now I'm curious how Thee knew that Peach was in danger, since he showed up so quickly. Is that short guy Moka's lover? If so, then the height difference is good, and I'm waiting for Peach to try to shove Thee into the closet to hide him from his sister.

I'm counting on that spirit to bite him, or maybe eat him, or they kick him out of that job immediately and blacklist him from that job and similar ones.

It's cool when there's a hidden villain, but in this case, King is really annoying, and in my opinion, this guy is obsessed with power, fame and Singh, and that should be treated.

The bastard forged some papers or evidence, well, let's see what happens in the next episodes. Let me know if Thup will be safe in the next one then I'll know whether to watch it or wait until episode 8.

I think the same way. Years ago, he abandoned and basically renounced his family because they were getting in the way of his career, and now, suddenly, after so many years, he has decided to come back, and his wife and son will forgive him for everything and forget that he abandoned them for his career.

I have a similar approach, meaning that series that should have more episodes usually have 8 or 10, and those that would be better off as shorter series drag on. For this title, 8 episodes would be too few, but for example... 10, I think it's fine for now. I think 12 episodes would be a good summary and an additional episode, something like a movie after the end, as in Love in the Air. I mean, the movie was a nice ending, but it didn't bring anything new.

So Jin's mother's secret boyfriend is his father, who suddenly decided to come back, but what's really strange is that he changed the future, but one vision is still the same, only now it's different, but seriously, we're halfway through the series and we still don't know anything about these visions and why Jerome has them.