Life: Love on the Line (Director's Cut) (2020)

Is it really a good BL if you don't cry ?

I just finished watching this movie, and let me tell you, I did not waste any of my time AT ALL.

When I watched it, I didn't watch any preview or read the summary; I didn't even look in the comments. So that said, the whole movie was a surprise, I didn't know the plot or the main characters.

The plot and the story was so well written, I was hooked from the beginning. Nothing was too slow, but nothing was too fast either, they moved at a normal pace. Every single time I thought something bad was going to happen, I was wronged, for example, when Akira's sister found out about Yuki, I thought she was going to be disrespectful and hatful, but on the contrary, she was supportive and proud that he was living his life as himself. With basic logic, I knew something bad was going to happen around the middle of the movie, and this time I was right. That's also when I started crying, and never stopped. Call me a cry baby but it really did break me in pieces. The more it went on, the more it hurt to watch. The fact that they added the characters from "HIStory 3: Make our days count" around the end made me cry even more, adding them was really a great idea and I love it.

For the cast/acting/characters

Let me applaud them for their amazing work. The actors did so well in portraying the emotions and everything looked so raw.
Yuki's character was the one that spoke the most to me. It may be because we have similar personalities, but everyone was just so amazing in this movie. When they broke down crying, I cried with them, I could feel the emotion through my screen. I'm going to have to watch other stuff with them in it because honestly, I love them.

The rewatch value is a big 9.5 because the other 0.5 is for the times I don't want to cry. I will certainly be rewatching this in the near future, this film is addicting and one of a kind and truly unparalleled.

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The most beautiful and satisfying ending in drama's EVER created

The entire movie was astonishing and awe-inspiring, with a lovely love story.❤ But what made this movie unparalleled and in a class of its own was it's extra-ordinary ending. Many BL movie endings are sad, but this one has a happy ending. Many BL series have happy endings, but those endings are unsurpassed by this ones. Many normal series and movies have happy endings, but this movies ending was the most SATISFYING and FULFILLING out of the hundreds of dramas I watched. It showed acceptane of LGBT, warmth and friendliness between different races and how harmonious a family can be despite everyones differences. It was a SENSATIONAL ending that made me cry of joy, especially that last scene...it displayed death in such a beautiful and wonderous way that I have literally just been inspired to write a poem about it. BEST ENDING OF THE CENTURY.
Director-San...can I marry you?❤ Oh wait u are married...nvm...in your next life...if possible pls reincarnate in a handsome boys body that is my age...????

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THIS IS SO GOOD WTF

I am literally bawling my eyes out. WHY THE FUCK DID IT TAKE ME SO LONG TO WATCH THIS??????? Literally masterpiece. I am bawling my eyes out. I actually never cry while watching a movie but this just got me. To grow old with your lover and to die peacefully and live together in heaven ahhhhhhhhhhh my eyes is becoming a waterfall. The story is so good, so sweat and so beautiful. I will never forgive myself for putting this on hold for so long. At first I thought it would be some cheesy highschool bl but it was not at all. This is beautiful. JBL definitely knows how to punch your gut. I will always have high hopes for JBL. They really know how to give us Q U A L I T Y. literally one of the best jbl ever. If you haven't watched this go do it right NOW. Not even a request but a threat. Drop whatever you are doing a watch it NOW.

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Un BL tranquilo y realista.

¡Hola, gente bella! En esta ocasión les voy a estar hablando de un Jdrama BL súper cortito que me gustó un montón: #LifeSenjouNoBokura.

La historia gira en torno al romance entre dos hombres a lo largo del tiempo. Ellos se conocen en la adolescencia, de pura casualidad, volviendo a casa de la escuela. Con el correr de los años, su relación va cambiando a medida que atraviesan algunas crisis y se empiezan a plantear cuestiones que no habían tenido en cuenta con anterioridad.

Voy a empezar diciendo que me sorprendió un montón lo mucho que compré el vínculo entre los protagonistas desde el minuto cero. Literal iban 15 minutos de la película (porque sí, es un dorama, pero hay una película recopilatoria con un par de escenas extra) y yo ya sentía que se gustaban. O sea que sí, los actores tienen mucha química, y eso es algo que siempre se agradece. A ver, es una historia que en total dura menos de dos horas, hay que vender un vínculo creíble en ese tiempo.

Otra cosa que quiero resaltar, que también me gustó mucho, es que la pareja que forman los protagonistas es muy bonita. Se comunican súper bien, se relacionan de forma sana, etc. ¿En un momento uno de los dos toma una actitud que nos molesta como espectadores? Sí, pero en contexto es bastante entendible, así que la serie no es menos buena por eso. Lo que sí me hizo ruido, y creo que es lo único que me dejó con un sabor de boca raro, es cómo retratan al otro chico durante las consecuencias de la actitud chota ya mencionada. ¿Confuso? ¡Perdón, pero no quiero hacer spoiler!

Además, no hay muchos personajes secundarios, pero los que hay tampoco están mal. De hecho, me gusta que se usen para tocar algunos temas relevantes: la visión de lo que es tener una familia "normal", por ejemplo.

Los actores son buenos, los mensajes que se dejan son súper positivos, el concepto del dorama está buenísimo, el romance es muy disfrutable y la serie está bien filmada y tiene una música bastante agradable. Hace rato que estaba con ganas de ver un BL de este tipo y por suerte "Life" no me decepcionó para nada.

•IG DE RESEÑAS CORTAS: @altoplottwist

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