Erro Semântico (2022)

Le meilleur BL, il n'y a pas débat

Semantic Error est le tout premier drama coréen que j'ai regardé. Et pas plus tard qu'hier, je finissais de le regarder une deuxième fois.
J'ai commencé les BL avec les BL thaïlandais et je peux dire qu'après une longue pause, reprendre avec Semantic Error était un vrai bol d'air frais.
Le jeu des acteurs est extraordinaire et l'alchimie entre les deux acteurs principaux incroyable. J'ai été encore plus surprise lorsque j'ai découvert qu'ils étaient tous les deux des idols, surtout compte tenu des scènes de baiser.
Pour commencer, si vous aimez le classique "ennemies to lovers" (ennemis à amoureux), ce drama est parfait pour vous. Et même si vous n'êtes pas fan de ce concept, je suis persuadée que l'histoire saura vous convaincre malgré tout.
Au-delà de ça, il y a le fait que ce soit une vraie série queer. Même si le personnage principal essaye de remettre en question ses sentiments, il ne le fait pas parce que c'est un homme, mais tout simplement parce que c'est la première fois qu'il le ressent et que cela représente comme une erreur dans son système.
L'évolution de leurs relations et la manière dont le tout est filmé est extraordinaire. Si vous cherchez un drama qui vous tient en haleine du début à la fin, c'est celui qu'il vous faut. Mais attention toutefois, car si c'est le premier BL coréen que vous regardez, il risque de placer la barre très haute et vous risquez de moins apprécier les autres BLs. Cela a été mon cas.

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Korean School BLs Hit Different

Let me just gush about "Semantic Error" because Korean university BLs are on a whole different level compared to Thai university school BLs, and this series proves it. The distinction between Korean and Thai BLs adds an exciting element, especially when we don’t have to suffer engineering students, which we see too often see in Thai BLs. I mean, seriously, where are all those engineering degrees when it comes to adult office BLs? Seriously, ugh!

And can we talk about the two fantastic BL tropes in this series? The enemy-to-lovers dynamic and the height difference between the characters are simply perfect. It's like they knew exactly how to tug at my heartstrings! I even read the unfinished webtoon before watching the series, and I must admit, I was a bit apprehensive about the adaptation. But boy, did "Semantic Error" prove me wrong! This is one of those rare instances where the series surpasses the webtoon in every aspect.

Chu Sang Woo, a junior computer science major, is all about reason, rules, and doing what's right. His life takes an unexpected turn when he decides to take all the credit for a group project after his teammates abandon him. This decision unwittingly affects Jang Jae Young, a design major and the college's superstar, whose academic prospects are now in jeopardy. As they are forced to work together, a strange attraction begins to blossom between them, leading to an engrossing and emotional journey.

Despite being a short series, "Semantic Error" is brilliantly executed. The acting and chemistry between the actors are top-notch, making it one of my all-time favorite Korean BLs. Every time I rewatch it, I wish I could experience it again for the first time. And if you're a casual watcher, you might have missed some added scenes from the movie version, but as an avid fan, I appreciate every little detail.

In conclusion, "Semantic Error" is a delightful gem in the world of BLs, and its captivating storyline and outstanding performances make it an absolute must-watch. If you haven't seen it yet, you're in for an unforgettable treat.

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Trial and error for love.

Wow. I’ve watched this short series several times now and keep enjoying it to the max. It excites me very much, makes me happy.
I can write here that this college setting, opposites attract and hate/love situation is nr. ‘1 million’ in the South Korean BL series market, but I don’t care at all.
The casting is well done. There’s a continue in character development, from both ML’s. The lenght of an episode and the amount of episodes does not hinder that. The acting feels natural, there’s a great amount of chemistry. They carry the series. I’ll start following their carriers.
I do like their studie directions, it’s refreshing. I like that both characters are clearly gifted, thought each of them from a different base (creative vs systematic). Please don’t read the behavior of Chu Sang Woo as autistic spectrum. His personal growth is to big for that, I know from a professional view.
The setting is small. Probably for budget reasons. I think it’s part of the vibe that you get. It all felt relaxed and intimate.
The real OST is actually small. I like this 2 main songs.
The story actually asks for a second saison. I will watch this saison again.

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Perfectly done!

I don't watch a lot of Korean BLs since they tend to be so short, but after all the hype over Semantic Error, I had to check it out. I gotta say, it lived up to expectations.

Sangwoo is planning on making a video game and he's got all the skills to code it. Unfortunately, he doesn't have the graphic design talent to make it happen. He decides to work with Jaeyoung, a talented artist, to get this game developed. Sangwoo is annoyed by Jaeyoung to no end and tries to fire him, but Jaeyoung is persistent in his pursuit of Sangwoo, and not just because he wants to make a video game with him.

I loved both of these characters. They're both so different and so perfectly portrayed by the actors. The whole plot is done so well and I don't think there's anything I could comment on to change besides the fact that I wish the series was longer. Even though it was so short, they managed to pack in character development that was perfectly placed within the storyline. Overall a fantastic watch with a lovely relationship.

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it's pure and easy

sometimes when i see a bl series i feel a bit scared the story will just be made for the sake of fan service and the acting becoming cringe and lowkey disrespectful to either of the man character. like forcing them to fit the heteronormative stereotype. but this series isn't like that. its easy, its cute. and its refreshing, just simply two guys in love. just like what i've always wanted to see. im glad i watched this. kinda wish it was a bit longer.

they said it needed to be atleast 500 characters idk what else to write ? i just simply love this series so much and just wanna say it why they make it hard. anyway. i will highly recommend this series. best bl series ever period.

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WOW! What A Complete Surprise Well Done

What a Complete Surprise Semantic Error Was to me! What a great eight part series. Truly amazing writing, acting and production value.

Semantic Error Truly Works, because the two leads..Park Seo Ham and Park Jae Chan are so damn perfect together. They have 100% Chemistry and it truly does show! Lovely Couple. They make me believe in what they are doing. The screenplay also is truly damn good ..not like them kiddie overly cutesy messes from Thailand!!! This is real MEN who truly deep down from day one Love One Another!

Great Directing By…Kim Soo Jung ..on target and truly knows how to get the best of our two leads. Great camera work and truly amazing production value. Well Done By All…Highly Recommended!

Thomas

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Não é um erro é amor

Eu demorei um pouco para terminar esta série, talvez porque eu já tinha lido o manhwa e certamente a série segue-a fielmente.

Mesmo a personagem principal (Jang Jae Young), ser um pouco robô e com poucas expressões, de certa forma isso o faz parecer mais fofo e atraente. Ele parece ser aquele indivíduo, que só quer realizar os seus objetivos e isso fá-lo esconder-se atrás de um boné e também o torna mais quieto e apático. Porém um demónio, sempre o irá perturbar.

Inicialmente pode parecer só chato, mas eu me diverti, gostava sempre de ver as suas reações e além disso também existiu um certo desenvolvimento. acredito que o demónio o puxou para o mundo real e aos poucos ele conseguia-se soltar mais, como dar um sorriso e conseguir manter uma conversa naturalmente, sem necessitar de dar respostar curtas e objetivas, por vezes parecia rude, mas era só ela a ser ele mesmo.

Além disso amei, ver que ele foi o primeiro a dar um passo em frente beijar o demónio sem reclamar. O relacionamento não achei assim tão rápido como outros bls coreanos. Eu gostaria de falar mais mas, simplesmente não sei o que dizer. faz um tempo que eu vi a série.

Recomendo para quem quer ver uma história de amor calma e com uma pita de clichés. Talvez eu não tenha dado dez, porque já tinha lido o manhwa, então não me surpreendi muito com a história no geral. Eu realmente prefiro o manhwa ao invés da série, mesmo os atores serem lindos e fofos... eles formaram um belo casal. Eu não me importaria de os ver juntos.

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if it's wrong why does it feel so right to rewatch it 4 times?

This series has absolutely become my comfort series.
I have watched the series twice and the movie (which is just the series pasted together) also twice and then i watched some of the anime episodes.
Why? Maybe that's a little bit part of the tism but iin all seriousness: why is it so addictive?
Semantic error shouldn't be addictive tbh: it uses the almost all the age-old BL drama tropes such as enemies-to-lovers, colege romance, grumpy x sunshine, straight guy falling in love with a guy etc. etc.
And yet! Though it uses these tropes - which isn't necessarily a bad thing, it manages to captivate the audience (me). I think that's due to the script: the script is really good in terms of drama and comedy. there wasn't a single moment where i felt like the dialogue was bad/cringey/lacking/out of character. The script made sense! Which is something that is often lacking in college romance enemies to lovers BL (2gether, fish upon the sky for example) And i think that's what made it so refreshing and addictive.
On top of that, the cinematography was really pretty and the acting and chemistry between the two leads was also very good.
All in all, this is a very fun watch and definitely needs to be on your list if you like romcom series with the grumpy x sunshine trope!

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