I think the director looked at the japanese version and the manga, then told Gemini and Fourth to act as exaggerated…
I think the crew relied too heavily on the Japanese original. It seems like they copied many Japanese cultural elements and behaviours without considering their context, and the problem is that these elements work in Japanese language and culture but become meaningless in a Thai setting. This gives the impression of being superficial and lacking authenticity.
They're all adult university students, and she's freaking out because he didn't put on a shirt? I know 12-year-olds are more mature and experienced. How long are they going to wait? Holding hands at 30, first kiss after 35, don't expect first sex. The guy will sooner become impotent or will keep two or three mistresses.
Story Progress: Slow and boring. After a few minutes, I find myself looking at my phone or reminding myself that I should do laundry and clean my apartment.
Acting: Cringy and fake, just like in the original story. Any differences are overshadowed by intrusive product placements every few minutes.
Glad to see that people could understand the weak points of this drama otherwise most people try their best to…
It's impossible to defend it. After an idiotic plot, we are left with a bunch of annoying characters. I don't feel anything towards them; if they all had a cardiac attack in the next episode and died, I wouldn't care
It's watchable I guess....but it leaves so much to be desired. The characters have so much potential but they're…
I'm not a fan of the Japanese original, but I still found it much better executed than what we got from GMMTV. I know that only two episodes is way too early to draw any conclusions. So far it's an easy watch, but I'm far from enjoying what I'm seeing.
I must say I'm a bit disappointed they took the predictable old school way to make Moo sign a contract like that.…
Well, the only solution is to forsake his dreams and end his career or evetually do what many real idols have done before, commit suicide. There aren't many options when you're an idol.
Thank you for the explanation. But is it really true that such a contract exist? That the artist can’t have…
Their contract can tell them how much they have to weigh and how many hours a day they can sleep. They are a product that has to "sell dreams", as idols they are not allowed to have a private life or their own time, even the air they breathe belongs to the company.
Acting: Cringy and fake, just like in the original story. Any differences are overshadowed by intrusive product placements every few minutes.
Chemistry: I haven't felt any connection yet.
Rating: 5/10