DBK is one hell of a kind of series. When you take a closer look at each episode, it tackles the real scenario of how a closeted gay kept everything at bay thinking of what other people (whom he loves so much) will say to him. This really happens in real even now that we're already in 2020. It also showed how the series portrayed that not every family is the same way of thinking and understanding towards their own children. I can truly understand the situation of the antagonistic side of the actor knowing the family environment he has been through. I can sense the deep emotional breakthrough of what the series is trying to target towards their audiences. Same-sex relationships must be accepted in any way we can. We must break the norms of the society, of what they are thinking about what is right or wrong when it comes to this relationship. I must say, although this review of mine is already a bit late, it's now or never, that DBK means no matter how difficult and dark the situation the gay couple faced, their kiss on the pool simply means that they conquer it all. Salute! Love from the Philippines. Hoping for an incoming season 2. *cross fingers* :)

Leia Mais

I saw a recommendation from a friend in its comment section stating that Until We Meet Again is somewhat unique and offers something new apart from other BL drama series. I took the opportunity to watch all 17 episodes. From the first episode, I knew already that this has something to do with gender violence, discrimination, and self-reluctancy when it comes to an emotional degree. One of the major downsides of the series is that too much dead air or longer time of actors' execution of lines that must be shown in order to fulfill its full potential all throughout the series. The story also is somewhat bizarre and sometimes confusing in the characters' portrayal of whose who. The intimacy part where the actors portrayed their "love scene" is somehow cliche and effortless. Although I am not saying it must also be too intimate in the portrayal. But in all actuality, it is still good, if not best, series I have watched insofar. I was a bit dumbfounded and goosebumps were there as I was not expecting about the infamous 'red thread legend' and that the stories of the lovers will continue to linger on to the next generations of lovers. It is true to say that forgiveness, trust, and strength are the factors that kept the love of this story lingers to its happy ever after. I am wishing there will be another of this series in the future, offering a unique storyline. Kudos!

-SNP, from the Philippines. BL fan. God bless and stay at home. :)

Leia Mais

For the nth time! I lost count already how many times I binged-watched this series.

1st Reason: The plot/storyline of the series is seemingly realistic which targeted the mainstream modern era of society, where the LGBTQ (especially gays) are still ridiculed by homophobic persons. It tackled some of society's real issues on how the gay community must pave their way to gain full trust and acceptance to those people around them. It was amazing how the writers made a punch in delivering this plot to the audiences wherein they will understand better the LGBTQ community.

2nd Reason: The portrayal of the emotions given by each actor of the series is commendable. The conflicts of emotion on how a straight man finally overcame and accepted a proud gay man was dynamic. I was appalled by the fact the series showed that there may be cases wherein straight people don't need to be "gay" in order to fall in love with gay people. Simply overwhelming.

3rd Reason: I was in awe knowing that there are straight people who're willing to be bottom. O_O

4th Reason: The elements of the story are almost seemingly perfect.

5th Reason: If for any reason you don't want to try to watch this and choose to ignore, then be my guest. I can say that you're already missing half of your lifetime.

Simply, PERFECTION! I cannot wait to have the TharnType 2, that's why I need to survive this global pandemic. Love from the Philippines! - SNP

Leia Mais

In all honesty, it is never my interest to watch these shows but when I saw it (take note this was my first series to watch), I immediately changed my mind. I saw 2Gether The Series on a series of posts from friends on my FB account and was curious who the actor is. Then, when I watched the first episode, it got my attention almost abruptly. Till then, I finished watching all of 5 episodes in a single night and then watched the recent episode last Friday. I was then an avid follower of this series since the story showed the intense meaning of how an admiration turned into love, and is portrayed by such actors of their caliber. It showed how communities, and most of all citizens of all social classes, that love is simply in all of its forms may it be M2F, M2M or F2F. There were no prejudice and discriminatory act showed here. The humor of the main acts deeply gains the overall attention of the viewers, as a good example of myself. I am hoping that the series will not disappoint us until the end. I will surely wait till the end of the story of Sarawat and Tine, Phukong and Mil, and Man and Type. Love from the Philippines. #TeamSarawatWives #SarawatTine #2GetherTheSeries

Leia Mais

Since the advent of 2gether the Series, I was already a fan of Thai series but specific only to BL series. But when I saw its trailer on YouTube last month it got me interested to see what it can really give from the original Korean series. I expected this to be another so-so since it is an adapted series, it got me wrong! From the first episode until the recent one (episode 12), I opted myself to follow every episode since it showcased even more than the original series. From the portrayal of Namtarn's character as Meenara/Manita, Krist as Natee, Kay as Gunkan, down to the last character, their acting and presentation are highly remarkable and on-point!

The only thing that I cannot accept is Mind's character to be such a weakling that is very different from Eunbi. I think almost all episode is that she showcased never-ending tear-flowing scenes and almost every time a helpless individual (if not for Gun's intervening side and Natee's protective demeanor). And of course, the main antagonist of this series, Jan's as Tida's character she made a deal with her own actions to level with the original So-young. She really did get into my nerves even until now! RAWR.

The series, as based on the original, showed how BULLYING can really affect one's person and individuality as a whole. It must be quashed at all costs to protect everybody from doing such cruelty on oneself later on. It also showed all the realistic portrayals of what really happens to individuals even now in this generation.

A MUST WATCH SERIES! YOU WILL NEVER REGRET ON. I SWEAR.

Leia Mais