luca
Spain
First: I'm gonna give this one a 10/10 even though it might not be perfect because I loved it so much I don't even care. Second: the way he exited the stage by stumbling, knocking into the column and throwing his shoe was *art*. Not to mention he looked ridiculously pretty in that dress. I'm so jealous
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Didn't leave a review when I first watched so here it is. I love Aoki as a protagonist, he's so quirky and charming and his friendship with the girl is adorable. And Ida went through an existential crisis lol, his face was so funny. Idk, this series has something to it that I like and I cannot quite put my finger on what it is
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Okay. This was... a lot. First off: I hate that I feel bad for Boston. Here I was, saying that he deserved to rot and burn in hell, and the moment he gets his comeuppance I'm actually rooting for him and Nick. WHY AM I LIKE THIS?? (I still think them getting back together was way too quick, and they're both toxic and have betrayed each other's trust - but to hell with that lol, I don't really have a rational explanation for this feeling). ---- On the other hand, I honestly don't give a fuck about Top and Mew. Not a single one. The ex may or may not have a pact with Mew, but I doubt that, even if it makes things more interesting (aka messy). ---- And finally, unfortunately, I have confirmed that I can't watch people cry, no matter how well they act. It's just an involuntary response, it's so awkward and makes me laugh even if I don't want to. The scrunched up faces, the snot, I just can't do it. And Ray.... *sigh* he's a disaster. He's always been, though, and he continues to push Sand away. Idk man, I get that he's struggling, but Sand shouldn't have to put up with his problems as well as his own. Ray gets a lot of chances for a rich kid who refuses to let others in.
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The brother's sidequests continue to be the most random shit I've ever watched, but he's (kind of?) entertaining. The scene in the gross lab with the flickering lights was cartoonish but it got a laugh out of me, I'll admit it. And the ending... I'm confused? Who did he kiss?
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This series is so WEIRD (sometimes in a good way, others in a not-so-good way). The kitty gang or whatever it's called had me crying with their intro, like what is going onnnn - also I loved the Sims bit. The editing style is a little bit over the place (you have a normal thai BL on one side, the brother's comedy movie on another, and so on), I have to say. The scenes with the friends at the dentist didn't really need to be there - the makeover scene was... meh? And the heatstroke scene was... questionable (did I pick up on non-existent innuendo or was it really there?).
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It was funny at times, and downright bizarre and slapstick-y at others. The premise is based on a very stereotypical duo (the nerd and the hot guy's BFF), so I'm hoping that there's more to them than that. The brother's obsession with poop and butts and such was weird, but I guess it was funny? (I'm not really sure to be honest). After seeing Neo in Only Friends, he looks like a baby here lmao
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Which is not bad... I like the way they act these scenes out, it feels so natural. Obviously don't like the Dad, as they don't want me to (was I the only one thinking they were going to couple him up with Sailom's brother??) - he's trying to frame Saifah by giving him the watch, I hope he realizes that. I wasn't a fan of the tiny miscommunication (the 'not letting Kanghan explain himself after he gets home late'), but luckily it was resolved quickly. The second couple is funny.
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The aunt bit was too melodramatic, it gave me whiplash. It just didn't fit any of the previous scenes of the series. I'm still waiting for the main lead to apologize for falsely accusing Da Yeol of s*xual assault. Then again, if the first ep didn't exist I'd enjoy their dynamic more.
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Hated the main lead. He framed Da Yeol, almost got him thrown off the team, made him lose his reputation, and also kept something which was obviously very important to him? Idk, I didn't like that. On the other hand... didn't hate the episode. It was enjoyable.
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I liked the way they resolved the love triangle - it wasn't dragged out, or played for unnecessary drama. I still don't know how Khang goes from liking Pimfah to liking Sailom in the span of one episode, and I just feel like the love triangle could have been omitted and we would've ended up at the same place (we don't see Kanghan feeling conflicted between his two crushes, for example). And I'm sorry, but Kanghan is just not a very likeable character overall. He's extremely confusing - one moment he's telling Sailom he just feels guilt for him, and next he's all jealous and kisses him? Wth? Get your shit together, man. Honestly, if I were Sailom, the mixed signals Kanghan is sending would make me go MAD. He deserves better.
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Again, nothing against the two main actors - they have good chemistry. On the other hand, I'm not feeling as much as they want me to feel with the slo-mo shots when they have a 'moment'. It just doesn't feel.. earned, somehow? Like they haven't even been friends for that long, heck, not even enemies. Idk what's going on with the girl, I hope she doesn't end up with the teacher (God knows I hate this trope with burning passion), and how the hell does she like Sailom now?? Where did that come from? Finally, the misunderstanding is unnecessary. From what I saw on the preview, Khang is going to kiss Sailom next ep, but is it because he realizes he likes him, or because he doesn't want him to be with Pimfah? Because he was extremely dismissive to Sailom during the Open House event, just so he could be alone with her.
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I still think that they became friends way too soon... but let's move on from that. I would say the romantic tension also feels rushed, but that would be hypocritial of me (I literally fall for every man I see on the street). They're cute together. Sailom working as an escort was sad and tough to watch, but also realistic to his situation. Them living together is going to be fun (forced proximity is one of my favorite tropes), even though I wonder when the 'Dangerous' part (based off the title) is going to kick in. Up until now, I'd say this series is cute, not amazing but not bad either. It still has potential, however.
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Just. Why weren't the previous episodes like this?? This ep gave me the same vibes and feels the first three did. It's fun, it's flirty, and it's bold. It gives the second couple an open (but hopeful) ending, and resolves everything between the main leads. I won't lie, I was internally screaming for half the episode. If ALL the episodes had been like this, Jun & Jun would be a favorite for sure. But, as it turns out, it isn't. It's so tragic.
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Unintentional Love Story Episode 2
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I'm starting to see it now. I like seeing more of Tae Joon than just his sour attitude from the previous episode. Did I mention I love Won Young?? He's adorable and he's already friends with the old ladies, he seems like such a nice person. However, I do think he should question the morality of what he's doing with Tae Joon. He's kind of toying with his emotions to get his job back, and that doesn't sit right with me.
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Unintentional Love Story Episode 1
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I don't have that much to say. It was fine. I like Won Young as a protagonist, and currently despise the other guy for being so moody and rude all the time for no reason.
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