Ending the last episode with a cliffhanger hinting at a secondary season and then not paying your actors is a genius move, said no one ever. Like what was the point?!
I liked this but wtf was that ending?! They made us wait years for this to come out only to leave it unfinished?! I see them teasing a second season on š now which I doubt would ever happen but if it does itāll take no less than 5 years (if not more) before it sees the light of day!
Also, Bossās āPhuā was a real standout here which I wasnāt expecting seeing as heās not even part of the Domundi gang š
Loved the series overall but Iād be lying if I said the last episode wasn't disappointing. It just wasnāt a satisfying enough conclusion to what had otherwise been a really strong series and build up. None of the other episodes felt rushed yet this last one did. Maybe it needed to be 20 minutes longer or something.
We didnāt even get that standoff scene on the roof! š
Respectfully, whoever is ācreativelyā responsible for this strange and pointless garbage fire should consider a different career path. Iāve seen better productions from first year film students than whatever this wants to be.
I read a number of threads detailing the "issues" with the novel author and her work but I'm still not grasping why it's series cancellation worthy. Is this just a big deal in Thailand? Because here in the states there have been a lot of fanfics with authors who later got publishing deals and/or screen adaptations of their works and even with the obligatory name changes most never really hid who their original characters were inspired by and/or based on.
Basis for the characters aside, isn't the story itself still original? It's not like the people she based her characters on are actual time travelers or whatever. From what I understand, she didn't plagiarize anything story wise and isn't it the story that matters? Seems more like an issue of her using one's likeness for her concepts.
WAIT, why did Tar and Tum decide to do massive plastics surgeries, as evident in how they look in this series…
I could be wrong but I believe Mame licensed the rights to LBC novels to another entity and then created her own production company (MeMindY) to make TT, and has since continued to produce her own works herself through that. Could be she didnāt agree with some of the casting choices in LBC to continue on with them or said actors were under contract with specific studios and therefore couldnāt appear in her self-produced series, hence recasting.
With that said, she did recast Phu and Cir who first appeared in TT7YoL and would later have their own series The Boy Next World, but she has otherwise kept all other crossover characters/actors the same and cohesive throughout her self-produced series since TT. I donāt think TBNW novel had even been written at the time of TT7YoL though so her vision for those characters could have changed in the process of her writing the novel or were maybe recast due to age, as the actors in those roles originally were likely too old to play younger versions of themselves years later since TBNW plays out sometime in-between the 7 years prior to TT7YoL, if that makes sense.
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Also, Bossās āPhuā was a real standout here which I wasnāt expecting seeing as heās not even part of the Domundi gang š
We didnāt even get that standoff scene on the roof! š
In any case, I need more Daou x Offroad ASAP!
Respectfully, whoever is ācreativelyā responsible for this strange and pointless garbage fire should consider a different career path. Iāve seen better productions from first year film students than whatever this wants to be.
I feel for the actors.
Basis for the characters aside, isn't the story itself still original? It's not like the people she based her characters on are actual time travelers or whatever. From what I understand, she didn't plagiarize anything story wise and isn't it the story that matters? Seems more like an issue of her using one's likeness for her concepts.
Maybe there's a part I'm still missing though.
With that said, she did recast Phu and Cir who first appeared in TT7YoL and would later have their own series The Boy Next World, but she has otherwise kept all other crossover characters/actors the same and cohesive throughout her self-produced series since TT. I donāt think TBNW novel had even been written at the time of TT7YoL though so her vision for those characters could have changed in the process of her writing the novel or were maybe recast due to age, as the actors in those roles originally were likely too old to play younger versions of themselves years later since TBNW plays out sometime in-between the 7 years prior to TT7YoL, if that makes sense.