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"Your crazy matches my crazy"

And we're like two jigsaw pieces, you know

The moment the Theerapanyakul men realized they had met their match Bonus:

first kill is my new favorite show because it had lines like “it was no match for the gods of olympus. so why would i be immune to the insanity of first love?” but also “did you eat…. my mother?” and that duality is camp

i have too much joie de vivre for this

There are only two mental illnesses according to people on the internet:

Innocent bean syndrome: You can never do wrong and got no agency. You will be infantilized on every occasion and are treated as a quirk.

Bad person syndrome: You are bad and an abuser. Your presence kills people.

johnny // nct 127 - dj (230212 sbs inkigayo ending fairy)

Fun Fact: If you like the cinematography on KinnPorsche and Big Dragon, it's because it's from the same people who did I Told Sunset About You and I Promised You the Moon

Joy Maneerat Srinakarin - I Told Sunset About You -> KinnPorsche

also did Great Men Academy

Ratchanon Kaeosaart - I Promised You The Moon -> Big Dragon

So if you ever watch these series and think, "Wow, those colors seem intentional" or "Do those chains and bars mean something?", the answer is yes. The cinematography is a character in itself. Instead of watching acting, you are watching the entire series reinforce the acting because the camera movements, angles, placement, colors, lighting, and so much more support the storytelling process.

Sidenote: If you're enjoying the cinematography on The Eclipse, the same person, Suthipong Teerasakul, is scheduled to do the cinematography for the upcoming OhmFluke project 609 Bedtime Stories, which will also have the same director and screenwriters as The Eclipse.

Awesome growing trend

Give me a kiss.

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