Why are all the girls (except for Fing) so freaking annoying? Jean is almost acceptable in this season so far, but I just can't with Lilly. Also, why make some of the boys (especially Lukmo and Yok) so... desperate?
I'm 3 episodes in this season, and I already (or still) feel like Book & Frame are the only realistic and reasonable characters. Their relationship is the only one that is not too obvious for the people around them, and their feelings seem the most sincere out of all. They need so much more screen time, because their chemistry is the best (and the only existent out of all the pairings').
You can clearly see on the boys' acting that even they feel strange and uncomfortable in these situations and dialogues. Just look at their body language. Awful. (And, come on, how realistic is visibly staring at each other for half a minute - and I mean literally 30 seconds - without feeling awkward or embarrassed about it?)
I don't know if it's the original one's (the novel's) fault or just the series went downhill right on the first episode, but from these 45 mins I really don't understand all the hype around 2Moons. It lacks character development (one minute Wayo is calm and collected, the other he's shouting in the air like an anime character) and the extent of obsession with Phana is cringey. (Not to mention that creepy-stalker photo corner of Phana in Wayo's room.)
Also, why's that that Asian BL series and movies either only have the 2 main characters that are into boys, or everyone on the fcking screen is gay? Because 2Moons is literally the second option. That university only collects fangirls and toots (as they say in Thai), or what? It's awful how unrealistic and immature these mistakes make the series (or the novel if it's strictly based on that).
Despite all that, I'll continue to watch the series, but if it keeps heading this mentioned direction, I'm better off dropping it midway.
Maybe if Coach Win had thought about replacing two of the players with Puen and Than beforehand (not right before the match point), he could've saved the team from losing. And God, Puen's girlfriend is so annoying.
Edit (07. 23., after watching the last SPIKE! episode): Lol, she's not even his girlfriend and acts as if she were, giving him nicknames and calling herself Puen's wifey. That's just f*cked up.
After all the tension and feelings that were built up through the first 13 episodes, these endings were really poor. There should've been at least 20 minutes for the "1 year later" part - given the 5 (or 6 with Put and Sang) pairs.
I tried to watch it, but God... it is so poor-written with so many bad actors/actresses, that I couldn't bear it after 33 minutes, so I closed the video. They tried so hard to make the movie anime-like (with the girls' reactions, the drawn parts, the otakus and fujoshis, the reeeally uke character, etc) that it just made the whole mess worse.
I would've given it 10 points, but the last scene really pissed me off. I don't blame Fay because she just wants to save her relationship. Waii is at fault because - even though he hugged and kissed Apo more than once, he also admitted how much he cares about him, how only Apo understands him and makes him a better person - he is still torn between Apo and Fay. I mean, come on... Everyone knows Waii moved on from Fay to Apo, but even now he doesn't want to say it out loud and end things with Fay because he's afraid she will get hurt. Instead, in the process, he hurts all three of them, especially the two others.
20 minutes were more than enough. I just don't understand how people could think a gay person is dumb to the point where he can't even realize that his "friends" are trying to make him come out (in the worst ways possible).
Unfollowable jumping in time, unintelligible plot and poor acting (besides Nam). People just appear and disappear in the movie without any explanation of who they are or what is their purpose in that particular scene. Superfluous characters and storylines everywhere. Almost 2 hours (not 90 minutes - as it says in the info description - but aprox. 108) of illogical relationships.
Look at the good side: Monty stayed a reasonable character... until he stopped thinking with his brain and left everything for his coward girlfriend. At least now they fit each other.
Bellamy blamed Kane for his mother's death, but wasn't Jaha the chancellor that time who ordered her floating (when they discovered she had a second child - Octavia - what was not allowed on the Ark)? Even the scriptwriters can't remember the storyline...
LOL, there's iPad/tablet and internet connection on Earth in these surroundings? Well played, Skaikru.
Couldn't stand it for more than 20 minutes...
It really bothered me how they started jumping in the time in this very last episode (of Season 1). I know it's not part of the novel, but still it would have been better to just end things in the 'present' in this episode, and continue with the hazer Kongpob and the working Arthit (2 years later) in the next season. This way it's not a cliffhanger but an already started Season 2 in the last episode of Season 1.
A movie about liars, conviction without proof, not genuine reactions and (the lack of) true friends.
I don't understand why Do Kyung started running in front of the car when he knew weeks or even months ago that someone's gonna hit him - not to mention that he could've just stepped aside to the building easily where Tae Jin couldn't reach him with his car... He had more than enough time to think of a solution when he and Tae Jin were just staring at each other for half a minute.
