So apparently this series is getting noticed for the wrong thing. There are some Thai fans of Got7 (a Kpop group)…
Everyone forgets the existance of "50 Shades of Grey" again, which was a Twillight AU fanfic as well. As long as the names are changed and no major similarities exist, then there is nothing they can do about it. Every story is based or inspired by something.
About to watch the finale. Love this show, but I am just not believing the central BF/GF thing at all. There is…
Literally everyone is an ass, rude or doesn't understand Jong Woo from the very beginning of the show (it basically starts with the dude smashing his laptop). And it's supposed to be that way so we as the audience understand Jong Woos frustration and why his conditions get worse and why Moon Jo has an easy game with him, posing as the only one who understands him and cares for him.
I don't know where this comes from that only cute, touchy and healthy relationships get recognized as relationships nowadays? The word "chemistry" makes me almost mad at this point. Because what people mean with "chemistry" is only the ideal blooming version of a relationship, while there are so much more versions and states to relationships. People use the word "chemistry" to bash actors or writers when the relationship displayed doesn't match the idealized fantasy version of a relationship. I have seen people in RL entering a relationship just out of boredom, money/status or horniness and it still qualifies as relationship. Or married couples who live separately and barely see each other, yet are still happy together. Jong Woo and his girlfriend simply have a relationship that doesn't work well, it happens. That doesn't erase the relationship (if they don't break up) or makes the writing bad. If the writers tried to show a happy loving relationship, then yes, it would have been badly written but that is not what the writers want to show here. The distance between them is wanted like that.
Not liking something =/= bad writing
I also see this misjudgment a lot in the BL fandom as well and it drives me crazy. When couples don't make out passionately or hug all the time, people tend to call it bad acting, awkward actors, badly written plot or just bromance even though they had a whole ass love confessions and relationship build up in the show...
Last tip: EVERYTHING that happens on screen, everything you see and hear, is wanted that way. Multiple people work on movies/shows and they usually plan and direct everything to the smallest detail. Unless it's a crappy low budget project.
Does this show get better? I'm only on episode 2 and am considering dropping it. Nubsib's behavior is pretty creepy.…
It gets better and everything has a purpose, since this is not an ordinary BL but a wake up call. (and Sibs changes when he and Gene have a conflict later because of his behaviour and other tings I wont spoiler)
Dammit, I didn't expect it to be that good. I really want a second season where Moon Jo comes back. They let that possibility deliberately open in the last episode, with multible hints he might still be alive!
It was good! Of course, if you expect a cute happy movie then you might think it's bad... Sometimes life doesn't go how you want it, and that's what this movie is about. It also showed different gay charactrs and their struggles. What I liked a lot was the class photo at the end where everyone disapeared and only the 4 (closeted) gay / bi characters stayed. It's a bittersweet movie with a good message for those who had to deal with defeats. The ending is very open with a hint of new hope. Would have been nice if there was a second movie about that.
lmao this series definitely deserves it's name. Watched both seasons. First one was still okeyish if you are bored and don't expect anything, but the second was just sad and dark. I basically just watched till the end because I liked the main couple and wanted to see how they end up.... well that was kinda cute but ended with nothing .-.
Overall I felt there were too many relationships that had so much going on (or at least should have) that each of them should have had an own show. Would have made more sense probably. Because their themes really didn't mix well? You switch between dumb nerd energy to drugs and orgy...
I skipped the hete couple because cute in the beginning but then boring af. Pree, Rambo and the drug dude were interesting in the beginnin but later just annoying. Even though it was an interesting choice to have a bad break up and a character going down the bad road. But their actions didn't make much sense.
Tbh the new and most fu*ked up "couple" in season 2 was interesting again! Felt like watching a different show as psychological thriller, I kinda wish they had an own show. They are so tragic and messed up I would watch it. Mainly because the host guy deserves so much better and also the pain kink is interesting... But the whole brother topic was too much again. What was even the point of bringing them into the show lol...
I don't get all the hate, I'm personally liking this so far, it's easy and pleasant to watch, I like the 3 main…
Same, I have the suspicion that most of the haters are very biased and only care for the third guy... whoever he is, I don't care. I watch for the story / entertainment~
Finally a cute and funny movie about my favorite sport. I liked how they showed that it's indeed not easy and painful in the beginning. Also the fact that they are mainly guys in the class was nice, since this sport is not restricted to gender but people often think it's just for women and supposed to be sexy only (but the pole dance scene is actually very colorful with all kinds of people and styles).
Would have been better if the girls could have done some 'non-sexy' moves as well. All they learned was the body roll, while the guys learned the real stuff. The coach was badass tho. I also loved the performance at the end. Was really good for newbies. Now I kind of wish someone would do a series with this concept of this movie.
I don't know where this comes from that only cute, touchy and healthy relationships get recognized as relationships nowadays? The word "chemistry" makes me almost mad at this point. Because what people mean with "chemistry" is only the ideal blooming version of a relationship, while there are so much more versions and states to relationships. People use the word "chemistry" to bash actors or writers when the relationship displayed doesn't match the idealized fantasy version of a relationship. I have seen people in RL entering a relationship just out of boredom, money/status or horniness and it still qualifies as relationship. Or married couples who live separately and barely see each other, yet are still happy together. Jong Woo and his girlfriend simply have a relationship that doesn't work well, it happens. That doesn't erase the relationship (if they don't break up) or makes the writing bad. If the writers tried to show a happy loving relationship, then yes, it would have been badly written but that is not what the writers want to show here. The distance between them is wanted like that.
Not liking something =/= bad writing
I also see this misjudgment a lot in the BL fandom as well and it drives me crazy. When couples don't make out passionately or hug all the time, people tend to call it bad acting, awkward actors, badly written plot or just bromance even though they had a whole ass love confessions and relationship build up in the show...
Last tip: EVERYTHING that happens on screen, everything you see and hear, is wanted that way. Multiple people work on movies/shows and they usually plan and direct everything to the smallest detail. Unless it's a crappy low budget project.
Sorry for the rant lol
The ending is very open with a hint of new hope. Would have been nice if there was a second movie about that.
I basically just watched till the end because I liked the main couple and wanted to see how they end up.... well that was kinda cute but ended with nothing .-.
Overall I felt there were too many relationships that had so much going on (or at least should have) that each of them should have had an own show. Would have made more sense probably. Because their themes really didn't mix well? You switch between dumb nerd energy to drugs and orgy...
I skipped the hete couple because cute in the beginning but then boring af. Pree, Rambo and the drug dude were interesting in the beginnin but later just annoying. Even though it was an interesting choice to have a bad break up and a character going down the bad road. But their actions didn't make much sense.
Tbh the new and most fu*ked up "couple" in season 2 was interesting again! Felt like watching a different show as psychological thriller, I kinda wish they had an own show. They are so tragic and messed up I would watch it. Mainly because the host guy deserves so much better and also the pain kink is interesting... But the whole brother topic was too much again. What was even the point of bringing them into the show lol...
(but it was great)
Would have been better if the girls could have done some 'non-sexy' moves as well. All they learned was the body roll, while the guys learned the real stuff. The coach was badass tho. I also loved the performance at the end. Was really good for newbies. Now I kind of wish someone would do a series with this concept of this movie.