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Both dramas have cases where the killer is playing mind games on his victims. In both dramas characters end up questioning their own morality and have to make decisions that turn them from good to bad.
The storyline of both dramas has nothing in common really, but both of the dramas somehow give the same kind of feeling. The kind of feeling that you are watching a real-life couple romancing each other. I mean the chemistry between both couples was perfect. The writing was mature and believable. The production quality of both of the dramas was really good.
Both apocalyptic and heart stirring. Each has the perfect amount of thrill and danger while retaining themes of family and romance while battling the urge to survive.
Both have similar comedy craziness and characters that pull a role to achieve their goal/revenge. Both are also underrated gems that deserve more views.
This also takes us back to Pa and Ink from Bad Buddy and Korn and Win from Cupid's Last Wish. Although these are an extended product placement ads, but at the core it does feel satisfactory to see these characters again.
Both of these short films feature a very young male lead who ventures on to gay dating apps to confirm/act on his sexuality away from the people in his life that he thinks will judge him for it.
Both of these Thai BLs are more on the crass side of discussions about intimacy as the two male leads start looking at relationships and sexuality.
Both of these 2016 Thai BL titles involve middle/high school students coming into their sexuality. Directed by the same team, some scenes feel like replicas of each other: for instance Than and Palm (Right Man) and Book and Frame (Make It Right)’s first time being intimate together.
> Two best friends. Check!!
> One dude. Check!!
> Love triangle(??). Check!!
> Tragic fate. Check!!
the difference is the relationship in August Never End is more defined while in Soul Mate the relationship is more vague
> One dude. Check!!
> Love triangle(??). Check!!
> Tragic fate. Check!!
the difference is the relationship in August Never End is more defined while in Soul Mate the relationship is more vague
Kiki Inoue works part-time at a convenience store, spending the better part of her day lazing about or reviewing sweets on her social media account. One day at work, she is introduced to the chain’s CEO, Takumi Asaba, who, as it turns out, is familiar with Inoue’s online reviews. Asaba asks Inoue to develop new desserts to sell chain-wide.
As CEO, Asaba is tasked with turning around the chain’s fortunes, as it is now ranked the lowest among its competitors. Close collaboration leads Inoue and Asaba to become sweet on each other.
As CEO, Asaba is tasked with turning around the chain’s fortunes, as it is now ranked the lowest among its competitors. Close collaboration leads Inoue and Asaba to become sweet on each other.
College student Arisawa Ichika is indifferent to romance and crazy about the online game 'Tenkyo'. Her avatar Vivi is in a virtual relationship with top player Leon. Upon meeting Leon in person, he turns out to be the campus prince, Onoda Asahi. He’s popular, athletic, and even owns a gaming company. Attracted to each other, they start dating. Trouble looms when a co-worker and the campus belle enter the picture.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
College student Arisawa Ichika is indifferent to romance and crazy about the online game 'Tenkyo'. Her avatar Vivi is in a virtual relationship with top player Leon. Upon meeting Leon in person, he turns out to be the campus prince, Onoda Asahi. He’s popular, athletic, and even owns a gaming company. Attracted to each other, they start dating. Trouble looms when a co-worker and the campus belle enter the picture.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
College student Arisawa Ichika is indifferent to romance and crazy about the online game 'Tenkyo'. Her avatar Vivi is in a virtual relationship with top player Leon. Upon meeting Leon in person, he turns out to be the campus prince, Onoda Asahi. He’s popular, athletic, and even owns a gaming company. Attracted to each other, they start dating. Trouble looms when a co-worker and the campus belle enter the picture.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
College student Arisawa Ichika is indifferent to romance and crazy about the online game 'Tenkyo'. Her avatar Vivi is in a virtual relationship with top player Leon. Upon meeting Leon in person, he turns out to be the campus prince, Onoda Asahi. He’s popular, athletic, and even owns a gaming company. Attracted to each other, they start dating. Trouble looms when a co-worker and the campus belle enter the picture.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
College student Arisawa Ichika is indifferent to romance and crazy about the online game 'Tenkyo'. Her avatar Vivi is in a virtual relationship with top player Leon. Upon meeting Leon in person, he turns out to be the campus prince, Onoda Asahi. He’s popular, athletic, and even owns a gaming company. Attracted to each other, they start dating. Trouble looms when a co-worker and the campus belle enter the picture.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
Arisawa even becomes the target of slander, courtesy of those who are jealous of her.
