Floribertus Pramidanarto
A Good Start in few first Episodes that Ended A Bit Off in the last 2 - 3 episodes
I happened to be able to conclude watching all 13 episodes 2Gether The Series last long weekend because it was hyped and when the streaming platform I subscribed finally recommend this series.
I would say I was enjoying the first 9 episodes, before reaching last 2 - 3 episodes where it was a bit off.
I have to agree that I enjoyed the cuteness of Sarawat and Tine in the few first episodes, yet the chemistry seemed a bit off, especially in episodes 12 and 13. This leads to valid question about the chemistry and intimacy that have been built for the past 10 episodes seemed gone just like that.
I would like to compliment in being able to portray the life of first year college students, how peer pressures influencing decision though actually still at the same of experiences, the need for validation or acceptance from surroundings, also on portraying the different introvert-extrovert type of person as shown by Sarawat, Tine, along with the development of other characters in the series.
There is room for improvement for Still 2Gether The Series, and hopefully you would take inputs or suggestions from those who have reviewed the series as constructive criticism, especially in details of scenes, maintaining cuteness overload or intimacy between Sarawat and Tine post their commitment in becoming couple.
The music, the soundtrack by Scrubb supporting well the book, party and love as part of campus life and Scrubb has became one of playlist at Spotify lately due to this series.
I would re-watch and enjoy some of scenes where chemistry and intimacy being built by Sarawat and Tine in the series, and I have to be honest that I skipped most of the episode 12 and 13 only to reach to the closures of the series that brought some of "heeh?" moment and was saying that it could have been executed better.
I hope Bright, Win and other casts would have a good and success after playing in 2Gether The Series and Still 2Gether The Series. Especially knowing that this is the first series played by Win. He just suit Tine well that somehow attracting Sarawat's attention through his smile.
I would say I was enjoying the first 9 episodes, before reaching last 2 - 3 episodes where it was a bit off.
I have to agree that I enjoyed the cuteness of Sarawat and Tine in the few first episodes, yet the chemistry seemed a bit off, especially in episodes 12 and 13. This leads to valid question about the chemistry and intimacy that have been built for the past 10 episodes seemed gone just like that.
I would like to compliment in being able to portray the life of first year college students, how peer pressures influencing decision though actually still at the same of experiences, the need for validation or acceptance from surroundings, also on portraying the different introvert-extrovert type of person as shown by Sarawat, Tine, along with the development of other characters in the series.
There is room for improvement for Still 2Gether The Series, and hopefully you would take inputs or suggestions from those who have reviewed the series as constructive criticism, especially in details of scenes, maintaining cuteness overload or intimacy between Sarawat and Tine post their commitment in becoming couple.
The music, the soundtrack by Scrubb supporting well the book, party and love as part of campus life and Scrubb has became one of playlist at Spotify lately due to this series.
I would re-watch and enjoy some of scenes where chemistry and intimacy being built by Sarawat and Tine in the series, and I have to be honest that I skipped most of the episode 12 and 13 only to reach to the closures of the series that brought some of "heeh?" moment and was saying that it could have been executed better.
I hope Bright, Win and other casts would have a good and success after playing in 2Gether The Series and Still 2Gether The Series. Especially knowing that this is the first series played by Win. He just suit Tine well that somehow attracting Sarawat's attention through his smile.
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