Big Dragon (2022)

 Big Dragon started with a bang but then, for me, it didn't delivered what I was expecting. The chemistry between Yai and Mangkorn is undeniable, and, as I said, the first scene was very sexy. But the morning after, Both Yai and Mangkorn are doing a 180°, and from sexy strangers they become two goofy college student (ok maybe more Yai, but Mangkorn is not far from it). Instead of having the story of two ruthless businessmen fighting for the top position (pun intended), this is the ordinary story of two college students facing the ordinary trouble of a same-sex relationship. Not bad, but not was I was expecting. HEA. You can see it on GagaOOLala, iQIYI and Viki. Heat Level: 6/6.

Heat Level:

1/6: glances, caress, hugs, no kisses

2/6: kisses, closed mouth or camera angles

3/6: full kisses, clothes on

4/6: full kisses, some clothes off, hands above the waist, pants stay on

5/6: most clothes off, they have sex, but it’s masked, no sexy sounds

6/6: full nudity mostly hidden by camera angles, they have sex, sexy sounds

Call It What You Want (2021)

 I save Call It What You Want just for the couple of Bas and Marco, and even them, with reserve. This series is basically bad, and I wonder why there was a second season. The budget is low, the cinematography is bad, the actors are stiff. Moreover, sorry if I'm flimsy, but the actor doing James is totally unattractive to me, and that baseball cap instead of being quircky or sexy (as they wanted to make us believe) is annoying and totally not sexy. As I said, I save it for Bas and Marco, but even them have big holes in the plot. For example Bas' suicide attempt was totally dealt in the wrong way. And in the last scene, when they are at the conference, everyone is asking for Bas, and he is among the crowd, and no one notice him? And what was doing Marco asking that question? and when they aired (?) the audio nothing of incriminating was in it, why everyone was soo shocked? So yes, even the screenwriting was quite bad. HEA. You can see it on GagaOOLala. Heat Level: 5/6.

Heat Level:

1/6: glances, caress, hugs, no kisses

2/6: kisses, closed mouth or camera angles

3/6: full kisses, clothes on

4/6: full kisses, some clothes off, hands above the waist, pants stay on

5/6: most clothes off, they have sex, but it’s masked, no sexy sounds

6/6: full nudity mostly hidden by camera angles, they have sex, sexy sounds

Choco Milk Shake (2022)

 Choco Milk Shake was cute. A contemporary fantasy romance, they didn't want to spend too much time explaining how Choco, a dog, and Milk, a cat, were able to come back to the real world in human form to console Jung Woo, their previous owner. Even if this is a fantasy, there are no other fantasy elements, no special effects, and the series is mostly played in the small, and ordinary, apartment of Jung Woo, and in the small, and ordinary, café of Uncle (who is indeed the uncle of Jung Woo). Strange as it's, I really didn't catch when Jung Woo and Choco fell in love, I didn't see the evolution of their story, while instead I liked the sweet and burgeoning love story of Uncle and Milk. As I said, the plot does not explain how Choco and Milk arrive, why and how long they are here, and why they have to go back. As it's, they don't explain what they have to do to come back and why it's limited. So yes, maybe a little more time spent on details of the story would make this cute series better. HEA. Heat Level: 3/6.

Heat Level:

1/6: glances, caress, hugs, no kisses

2/6: kisses, closed mouth or camera angles

3/6: full kisses, clothes on

4/6: full kisses, some clothes off, hands above the waist, pants stay on

5/6: most clothes off, they have sex, but it’s masked, no sexy sounds

6/6: full nudity mostly hidden by camera angles, they have sex, sexy sounds