Detalhes

  • Última vez online: Abr 7, 2021
  • Localização:
  • Contribution Points: 0 LV0
  • Papéis:
  • Data de Admissão: Maio 17, 2020
Completados
2gether A Série
5 pessoas acharam esta resenha útil
de bear
Mai 17, 2020
13 of 13 episódios vistos
Completados 0
No geral 6.0
História 1.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Musical 6.0
Voltar a ver 6.0
Esta resenha pode conter spoilers

The storytelling failed big time

I hate the storyline:
- Based on the novel, Tine - originally a straight guy, agreed to enter a relationship AS A BOTTOM with another gay guy (lol). And after he was violently forced .., he continued to stay with Sarawat. (seriously the novel writer knows zero shit about gay relationships.)
- From what was portrayed by the series, Sarawat got starstuck by Tine and came up with various schemes to get Tine to fall in love with him. After he succeeded and managed to get Tine, his passion and "love" appear to quickly die down.

Acting/Cast:
- Bright and Win did their best given what they had to work with. Please don't be harsh on them
- Watching behind-the-scene stuffs and BrightWin's interviews redeemed the show for me a little bit.

Music:
- Everyone seemed to love those Scrubb's songs played in the series but I just could not connect with them.
- I LOVE the OST video.

Rewatch:
- Ep 1 till the first half of ep 10 (before Type showed up at their new place). The whole "I know about your secret relationship but I will continue to act like a je** to your bf to spice things up for ya" is just weird, and it was the first time I sensed something really wrong with the show script.

Overall:
- Like most of the people here, I had high expectation but felt rather disappointed towards the end.
- I'm a huge Frank-Drake fan, so I was hoping this series could help boost their popularity. While it certainly did that, I'm sad that their moments together were mostly sad/heartbroken scenes.
- Does anyone else feel annoyed that the show watchers took their annoyance at Mil out on Drake by taking jab at his eyebrows ?

Leia Mais

Esta resenha foi útil para você?