Make It Right was my first BL. I watched the first and second season when they initially aired and I've been closely following BL ever since. Somehow, this series managed slip right under the radar on me until now. I'm excited to see Peak and Boom on screen together again. I had missed them so much since and the only very short glimpses I'd gotten of them were in Why R U? and You Never Eat Alone.
Most people don't want to know what's going to happen at the end of a film before seeing it. Saying what happens at the the climax and end is considered spoiling. The only reason I gave you such an extreme example is because I'd said it twice in plain English and you still didn't get it. This makes my fourth time saying it now, so I'll be done with you as well.
The writing was kind of dull and Sugiyama's (Izumi) acting wasn't the best (mostly in the 'funny' freakout scenes), but overall, it wasn't terrible. If I hadn't read the manga, watched the anime and watched tons of other Japanese BL, I probably would have rated this higher.
love stage!! is my favorite manga and anime. i love it so much and im thinking maybe i shouldn’t ruin it for…
Yeah...you may wanna skip it. lol I loved the manga and it was the first BL anime I ever saw back in high school, so my expectations were higher than they should have been.
Saying what happens at the end is saying what happens at the end, whether you give context as to how it happens or not. What you just said is tantamount to having said the lead actor dies at the end of a film and then when someone says, "Hey, you spoiled the movie." you try to defend yourself by saying that you haven't spoiled anything because you didn't say *how* he died. You told the ending and that's generally considered spoiling. Saying your opinion about the ending wouldn't be, however. So, yes. I know what a spoiler is and now maybe you do too. No, I hadn't seen the movie yet. Saying your comment is a month old and no one mentioned anything about it is irrelevant. It doesn't mean you didn't spoil it. It just means no one had said anything yet. lol And no one's gatekeeping anything. I was just pointing it out.
Leon ... what can I say ... his visuals are off the charts. When he's onscreen he's the only one I want to look…
"It's going to take me a while to realize that James, the actor who plays Pod, is *not* Louis Thanalin, who played Meen in "Fish Upon the Sky". They look so alike to me."
I felt the same way about him. Glad someone else noticed. haha
But I guess we should be more proud of SWs determination when Daon avoid and hurt TG's feeling. Also, I am more…
"We can't blame if there are people who are still afraid to be shown or afraid of possible rejection. "
Ok, but he still needs to pick a struggle. He's trying so hard to express he loves TK without actually just expressing it. It's hard to believe that that's just because he's afraid of rejection. I think he just needs to pull himself together more and stop letting everything throw him off so easily. He wasn't just hesitant at first, he's still hesitant now. :/ Most of all the assertive things he's ever done to prove himself to TK went completely unnoticed by TK. TK is just barely starting to realize (on his own) how Shinwoo feels about him and that just seems so....bland and not sad to me. It feels more like TK's taking pity on him rather than actually falling for him. I dunno. Maybe next episode will clear this up for me.
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I felt the same way about him. Glad someone else noticed. haha
Ok, but he still needs to pick a struggle. He's trying so hard to express he loves TK without actually just expressing it. It's hard to believe that that's just because he's afraid of rejection. I think he just needs to pull himself together more and stop letting everything throw him off so easily. He wasn't just hesitant at first, he's still hesitant now. :/ Most of all the assertive things he's ever done to prove himself to TK went completely unnoticed by TK. TK is just barely starting to realize (on his own) how Shinwoo feels about him and that just seems so....bland and not sad to me. It feels more like TK's taking pity on him rather than actually falling for him. I dunno. Maybe next episode will clear this up for me.