180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us (2022) Episode 8

21 Comments to “180 Degree Longitude Passes Through Us (2022) Episode 8”

1. May,2023. I liked the show. It’s a realistic story which unfolds in many instances and places of the world.
   The selfishness of this woman tore holes in 3 people’s lives. Eventually leaving her empty. The only person with the possibility of living a fulfilling life is Wang. Very good production. I did not see the ending as terrible. It was a life lesson well learned. ?????

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2. I think shows like this should have a “sad ending” alert we as viewers and bl fans deserve atleast a warning

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3. Im really heart broken they dont have a chance to love each other. Honestly super great series but so heartbreaking I feel the pain. Super great production and I hope ther is S2 that they will get a chance to get there happiness. Exactly near yet so Far. Congratulations guys super nice series. ???

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4. I can’t believe I watched the whole series for this ending. It was great, the acting, the production, the OST, the story… but the ending sucked big time. I am honestly pissed guys! Better make a season 2 where everything comes together.

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5. To the people that wrote this movie, I deserve an apology ?
   Not even one kiss. Atleast, you should have allowed In to rebel against Mol?

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   1. I feel the same! For a story with so much meaning, it should have turned our differently.

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6. I want Wang to meet someone who can love him and heal him. I want him to meet someone who can fight for him and be selfish for him.
   Beautiful and relatable story, specifically the last few lines.

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7. I want to thank the creators and actors of this series for their serious and thoughtful look at love, culture and the ego that form us as human beings. I agree the ending was reasonable, given the circumstances and that Wang was really the only one mature enough to deal with his own feelings and both adults failed him. But I can’t help thinking that it might have been even braver to not only actually deal with the homosexual relationship, but also what love is like with the added wrinkle of the age difference. Maybe next lifetime.

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8. Cried through out an entire episode.
   Please God,let the writers give us season 02 ??

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9. What a beautiful series, wonderful cast. great story. even though the ending is not a classic happy ending, it is still beautiful. shame it is a short series, would have loved to see more

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10. Don’t tell me this is the end … this series was to good to end now 🙁

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11. Damn. This show is a master piece. No forced happy ending, no forced explanations, just those three people struggling with their fears and desires. The cinematography is stunning, the plot is subtle and slow in the best way, it feels so right to see something that is not just going as the audience wishes. And of course the acting is amazing. My heart akes and I am moved, but I wouldn’t want it to end differently.

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    1. I feel exactly the same about this series.
       Life is not a happy end for the most of us, but I believe that we have to fight for our own happiness by overcoming own fears. A lesson for a mature man given by a 20 years old.

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       1. i agree the narrative is amazing it’s not typical….. the plot and setting is indeed one to be applauded tbh

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12. Pathetic coward little man. He will die alone, regretting that he didn’t have the courage to be honest to himself, refusing the chance to happiness. An old soul, dry and useless. So much culture, art and philosophy … what did he learn? Scared to admit even for himself the truth of his own life.

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    1. HELLO ?? LMFAOAO

       i feel like he knew he’d see wang’s father in wang himself, and he didn’t want to live with not only the guilt of “causing” his father to die, but also for using wang as a scapegoat for his feelings. idk that was my own interpretation, but i could be biased cause i lowkey loved in ?

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       1. I completely agree with you, In is just trapped in his guilt and the thought that his love caused the desolation around him. And the blur between his love for P’Siam and his love for Wang doesn’t help him. It would be a little cringe if he accepted it without questionning it. And everybody is not able to do what they desire. I think his struggling was tragic and beautiful.

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          1. “His love”? To whom? He pushed Siam with all his powers towards Mol. He took a girlfriend, just to get rid of her after Siam’s wedding. He used her – where is his consciousness? He caused pain to everybody around him, inclusive himself (but he deserves that, at least). When life gave him a 2nd chance, he punched it in his face, splitting his lip, ready to hit him in the head with the crutch. He is the same as he was 20 years ago. Has learnt nothing, living in his cave (like Wang say), in fear for people would see him as he is, hiding from any temptation. As a monk.
             Wang is also lonely but not forever and not by choice, BUT he is brave and willing to fight for his happiness and freedom against his egocentrical mother. But Inn has never fought for anything, he deceived other people and first of all deceived himself.
             I even don’t know if he feels some guilt for the right reason. In the end, all Siam did and said was Siam’s own choice. Love for someone doesn’t mean to be binding.

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             1. * consciousness = conscience. My mistake.

             2. I completely agree with you, couldn’t have said it better.

             3. He did not push mol to Siam. Mol always wanted Siam, he only stepped back for them to do whatever. Siam already had a family before he realized he doesn’t want a brother but a lover. In felt guilty about Siam having feelings for him when he has a child and wife. Mol is the one that wants everything to go her way regardless of anyone’s feeling