A clap for makeup artist
•Story-an unexpectedly good drama. I just wanted to know the aspect where a plastic surgery takes a wrong turn. The fl had breakup eventually finding a man who loves her for good deeds not just face.I had to say that BL characters were unnecessary and they simply made the lakron long. I skipped through those characters. I didn’t like the ending though it was unrealistic•Acting- push as suea was amazingly good as flirting, hard working,handsome and not giving up on the one he loves. Mook as junita nice. Her makeup was done magnificently. I expected a more of her obsession towards a beautiful face but her role is more of naive and good girl.
The chemistry between suea and junita was amazing
Music- ‘mah tun way la paw dee’ by Mook is good ost.give it a try
•Rewatch- its a cute and lovable lakron so yes I am definitely watching it again.
•Conclusion- no slap kiss and forced kiss. Mooks acne face were done so perfectly,I give claps for the makeup artist.
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Fun drama but muddled at some points
First of all, the plot. "Perfect Match" is a pretty straightforward story, though its weakest points are episode 1 and the 7-8. The catalyst for Junior's (Mook) transformation is kind of... dumb. Plastic surgery on your cheeks, who does that? Anyway, Junior has a reaction from the chemicals uses and develops pimples all over her face. I like that Junior's transformation, both physical and mental, is slowly played out during the series.Now on to Suea (Push), Junior's love interest. Honestly, Push is irresistible. I love his confidence and playfulness. His interactions with Bie are simply adorable. Around episodes 7-8, I was confused by some of his behavior. I guess he was just supposed to be jealous, but some of the things he said just came off as mean. He, thankfully, goes back to being nice in the final episode and his behavior is explained somewhat. P.S. I was not really a fan of the big reveal at the end.
All in all, after watching "Girl Next Room," I'm loving these anthology dramas. They're short, usually below ten episodes. And they're all connected in some way, but not enough that it'll be a problem if you skip one. After finishing "Ugly Duckling," I'm planning to watch the "U-Prince" series and "Senior Secret Love."
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