About the first part: Me too. They're still too similar to who they were 5 years ago, and I wanted them to grow…
I haven't read the books, it doesn't really sound like something I'd like. But yes, I wish the character had been portrayed differently after the timeskip, that's for sure.
too tiny and skinny to be killing people in all those complicated ways by herself after kim died. unless she has…
If she has another accomplice or helper, it's not impossible.
I don't know how they do these things in GMMTV, but if we're talking about slasher horror and serial killer thrillers in general, the person who wears the killer's costume/outfit is seldom the real actor playing them after the reveal - exactly so people can't identify the actor from their size. So if it's still a tall guy in the end, that might've been why.
Perhaps I shouldn't be giving this a try, since the whole drama-CEO trope pisses me off even more than gangster ones usually do. Oops! But I was interested in watching a BL from Hong Kong for the first time, and here I am - for now, anyway.
I like the idea and get what they're going for: more Infernal Affairs than The Godfather, despite that enormous poster. The main actors are more than good enough, Kingston is absurdly hot in the thug-type getups, the story is interesting, and I wonder what plot twists are waiting for us. I think the cute brother is a villain, but I hope I'm mistaken.
Imagine thinking the last time you saw your dead lover was when you threw an ashtray at his head because you were _so frustrated_ you couldn't date like normal people, that you threw a tantrum. At least To didn't think he was dead for long...
I'm not too sure I like their relationship, To's whole 'I don't want to continue this relationship, but I'm going to go to your building and be jealous and possessive until you send me away, and then I'll finally be nice for once since I don't really want to lose you - but I'll be bitchy again soon, just you wait" is not doing much for me. He's like an extreme tsundere or something - I bet he has his reasons, but I simply don't care enough yet.
The AI stuff is noticeable and dreadful. I get that they don't have the budget for some things, but IMO this makes the show look cheaper, not more expensive. It's just so obvious and badly edited - not that the rest of the editing is great. I hope it gets better in future episodes.
I'll give it one more before deciding if I'll watch the whole thing or quit.
too tiny and skinny to be killing people in all those complicated ways by herself after kim died. unless she has another helper/associate, it would be very weird.
I'm enjoying this, really I am, but the suspension of disbelief is *hard* with this one lol. Where did the backpack…
Iawtc~ I think either Mark's character had those kidnappers after him and Sarm thinks his siblings are backing Mark, or that he thinks one of the siblings wants him out of the scene for good.
No hate because I genuinely do love this show, but like urgh š I expected way more personality and character…
About the first part: Me too. They're still too similar to who they were 5 years ago, and I wanted them to grow and change. If this turns out to just rehash what happened in the 2021 arc (Big Jane doing his favors thingie without protecting himself or anyone else effectively, Lil'Jane being super-suspicious and berating Big Jane for not stopping something he clearly doesn't want to stop), it's going to be really disappointing.
On the second part: I was hoping Lil' Jane would be less passive and more into getting JP back, but maybe I'm a weirdo.
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I don't know how they do these things in GMMTV, but if we're talking about slasher horror and serial killer thrillers in general, the person who wears the killer's costume/outfit is seldom the real actor playing them after the reveal - exactly so people can't identify the actor from their size. So if it's still a tall guy in the end, that might've been why.
Me too, me too...
I like the idea and get what they're going for: more Infernal Affairs than The Godfather, despite that enormous poster. The main actors are more than good enough, Kingston is absurdly hot in the thug-type getups, the story is interesting, and I wonder what plot twists are waiting for us. I think the cute brother is a villain, but I hope I'm mistaken.
Imagine thinking the last time you saw your dead lover was when you threw an ashtray at his head because you were _so frustrated_ you couldn't date like normal people, that you threw a tantrum. At least To didn't think he was dead for long...
I'm not too sure I like their relationship, To's whole 'I don't want to continue this relationship, but I'm going to go to your building and be jealous and possessive until you send me away, and then I'll finally be nice for once since I don't really want to lose you - but I'll be bitchy again soon, just you wait" is not doing much for me. He's like an extreme tsundere or something - I bet he has his reasons, but I simply don't care enough yet.
The AI stuff is noticeable and dreadful. I get that they don't have the budget for some things, but IMO this makes the show look cheaper, not more expensive. It's just so obvious and badly edited - not that the rest of the editing is great. I hope it gets better in future episodes.
I'll give it one more before deciding if I'll watch the whole thing or quit.
On the second part: I was hoping Lil' Jane would be less passive and more into getting JP back, but maybe I'm a weirdo.