sometimes the biggest enemy of women is another woman who supports and encourages bad behaviour like tops. thank…
Kris and Seungri are awesome! I love that him being out living life after being punished is driving you crazy. I love that him having a girlfriend pisses you off. He paid for his crimes. You are repeating unfounded exaggerations and lies, but that's what Korean psycho fans do.
Trying to drive up that Korean celebrity suicide total, aren't you? You're a rumor and lie-mongering, Puritanical, vicious troll who gets off on trashing celebs to make yourself feel better about YOU. P**s off.
I thought he played the villian role well. He smoked weed, big deal. people need to mind and worry about their…
I worry about TOP, Yoo Ah In, and others who are being tortured and destroyed by Korea's insanely Puritanical and backward drug laws. I worry because I don't want another suicide. Korea specializes in killing off its celebrities that way.
Yoo hurt no one but himself, all the Propofol was prescribed, yet prosecution wants him to serve FOUR years. Worst of all, his amazing acting career has been wrecked and Korea will torture him over the drug thing for years after he gets out of jail. Madness. He is the country's finest young actor, and with probation and ongoing treatment he should already be back to doing what he does best: Amazing and entertaining us with his unbelievable acting skills.
F**k Korea's drug hysteria. It's something out of the 1980s in the U.S. Recreational Marijuana use is legal in many states now, right alongside booze, where it should be. I wish TOP, Yoo, and a few other Korean actors/entertainers would move to the U.S./Hollywood/New York and relaunch their careers from here. We don't persecute people for being human, at least regarding Marijuana use, and we LOVE entertainers who make a big comeback after a drug problem or anything else that throws their career off-track. Yoo especially would be in high demand here. He is wildly popular because everyone knows him from his many roles on Netflix.
"he has a beer keg gut" even if thats true why are you body shaming somebody? Its bully behaviour "drugs and…
idiot. lol I saw "Commitment" long before I knew anything about BIG BANG and through the entire film I was thinking "who is this amazingly intense and charismatic actor who I've never seen before?" After watching I looked at his bio and wondered why there was nothing after Commitment. Later I learned it was another stupid, mountain-out-of-a-molehill Korean "scandal" that took him down, over...get ready....smoking pot.
Korea needs to finish growing up and so do you. He is extremely talented.
how miserable your life must be for you to spew such hate
Marijuana and dementia? Maybe if they smoked ten joints a day...meanwhile, Korea, with the highest rate of alcoholism and abuse in the developed world, drowns in Soju every night and no one cares. It's insane.
Damn. I haven't cried this hard at the end of a movie in a long time and I cry at the end of a lot of movies. Our leads are a dream team of older/younger actor excellence. Both are phenomenally gifted dramatic AND comedic actors. In the first half of the film I guffawed out loud multiple times, and in the second half, even though I had a feeling where things were headed, I well, you know...
Maybe a tad heavy on the schmaltz a few times. I have watched many war movies from all over the world and no one does the tragicomedy and insanity, yet inevitability of war as well as the Koreans. So many Korean films flesh out multiple characters so thoroughly that if something bad happens to any one of them it's heartbreaking...kind of like real war; made all the more poignant by the real-life madness/sadness of the Korean War and the peninsula's bitter divide to this day. Any fantasies of reunification are just that...fantasies.
That tanned skin made Yeo Jin Goo all the easier on the eyes. Wow.
Another excellent Korean war flick, this one as much comedy as action/tragedy. Recommended.
I mentioned in my OP that it's either some profound mystery yet to be revealed or simply bad writing. Right now I lean toward that latter; either that or LAZY writing. In other words, we could never get an explanation as these two unlikely, neigh impossible, situations are merely devices by which to set up the overall scenario. It wouldn't be the first time a BL pulled this stunt. I hope this isn't the case because in many other ways I like what I've seen here.
But yes, absolutely; normal young people would be pounding away nonstop even if they didn't like each other that much. I felt so bad for the skinny lead who jerked off so pathetically and alone in bed. His future lover is far more conventionally hot, but I find the scrawny one's narrow face, little hawk nose and thin lips inexplicably attractive. I want to take care of him; perhaps because he looks as if he might snap in two at any moment.
While I'm babbling here...do I have this element right?: These two have connected randomly via a mistyped email address, but of all the addresses in the world theirs just happen to belong to two guys who just happen to work in the same city/building/company? Is that it? Did I miss something? Is it maybe a mistyped address but with the same @__________ of the company? But if that's the case, wouldn't they both be curious and looking already to find out who within the company it is that they're talking to?
Interesting, very interesting indeed, but not surprising from a Japanese BL. Quirky, original narrative and storytelling…
This is so confusing to me. In my eyes, all three are easily distinguishable, in particular, the slender one with the narrow face and distinct nose; he looks nothing like the other two. Or am I on drugs and don't know it? I thought I quit that 25 years ago but one never knows...
I still cannot distinguish the 3 guys. I finally managed to see that the guy living with the girl has big thick…
This is so confusing to me. In my eyes, all three are easily distinguishable, in particular, the slender one with the narrow face and distinct nose; he looks nothing like the other two. Or am I on drugs and don't know it? I thought I quit that 25 years ago but one never knows...
The girlfriend is sleeping around. There is no way she is unaware of the sexless status quo because she is the one who stopped wanting sex, moved the beds apart, and put a table between them. Also, she is the one who keeps REFUSING sex despite her "BF's" clear desire to engage in it. How could she not be aware of what SHE herself is DELIBERATELY doing, especially when whoever is schtupping her on the side puts his wanger inside her?
Oh yeah, she's banging someone else, or several someone elses, on the side.
What I find most implausible is that the BF lead has not called her on the sliding beds, the bedside table placement, or the persistent refusal to engage in sex. He doesn't seem to be a spineless wimp.
Damn I wonder what kind of cave you are living. If you're going to preach and act like a bigger person, at least…
Hey, "this person" here.
First of all, calm yourself. Second of all, I NEVER watch Thai BLs 99% of the time because they are garbage. Not because of the sex, which is 99% hilariously/badly acted and fake as fuck, but because they are horrible in acting/direction/production/plot/dialogue/script and feel like high school kids playing grownup.
Oh, and Pinoy BLs are ALSO off the table. Nightmare City of bad acting, bad writing, horrible direction, screaming queens, and frightening trans women everywhere. I am gay af and pro all the colors of the rainbow, but for reasons unknown to me Philippine BLs seem to hire only ghastly trans women actors who behave like vicious, venomous drag queens rather than sassy women.
Thus, when I talk about BLs, I am talking almost exclusively about those out of Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. If you watch those, you'd know that they have continued, FOR THE MOST PART, until very recently, to be sparse and coy with the physical aspect of love, romance, and just plain sluttiness if that's in the story. NOT ALWAYS, but mostly. (I keep using all-caps because you seem to need those to help your comprehension along.) And I have NEVER seen one deal with the sexual loneliness/frustration of being in a sexless, one-way relationship as frankly as this show has in the first episode.
Does any of this help you get a clue?
I'd prefer you read this and then pretend I don't exist. Thanks.
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Yoo hurt no one but himself, all the Propofol was prescribed, yet prosecution wants him to serve FOUR years. Worst of all, his amazing acting career has been wrecked and Korea will torture him over the drug thing for years after he gets out of jail. Madness. He is the country's finest young actor, and with probation and ongoing treatment he should already be back to doing what he does best: Amazing and entertaining us with his unbelievable acting skills.
F**k Korea's drug hysteria. It's something out of the 1980s in the U.S. Recreational Marijuana use is legal in many states now, right alongside booze, where it should be. I wish TOP, Yoo, and a few other Korean actors/entertainers would move to the U.S./Hollywood/New York and relaunch their careers from here. We don't persecute people for being human, at least regarding Marijuana use, and we LOVE entertainers who make a big comeback after a drug problem or anything else that throws their career off-track. Yoo especially would be in high demand here. He is wildly popular because everyone knows him from his many roles on Netflix.
Korea needs to finish growing up and so do you. He is extremely talented.
I haven't cried this hard at the end of a movie in a long time and I cry at the end of a lot of movies.
Our leads are a dream team of older/younger actor excellence. Both are phenomenally gifted dramatic AND comedic actors. In the first half of the film I guffawed out loud multiple times, and in the second half, even though I had a feeling where things were headed, I well, you know...
Maybe a tad heavy on the schmaltz a few times.
I have watched many war movies from all over the world and no one does the tragicomedy and insanity, yet inevitability of war as well as the Koreans. So many Korean films flesh out multiple characters so thoroughly that if something bad happens to any one of them it's heartbreaking...kind of like real war; made all the more poignant by the real-life madness/sadness of the Korean War and the peninsula's bitter divide to this day. Any fantasies of reunification are just that...fantasies.
That tanned skin made Yeo Jin Goo all the easier on the eyes. Wow.
Another excellent Korean war flick, this one as much comedy as action/tragedy. Recommended.
8.5/10
But yes, absolutely; normal young people would be pounding away nonstop even if they didn't like each other that much. I felt so bad for the skinny lead who jerked off so pathetically and alone in bed. His future lover is far more conventionally hot, but I find the scrawny one's narrow face, little hawk nose and thin lips inexplicably attractive. I want to take care of him; perhaps because he looks as if he might snap in two at any moment.
While I'm babbling here...do I have this element right?: These two have connected randomly via a mistyped email address, but of all the addresses in the world theirs just happen to belong to two guys who just happen to work in the same city/building/company? Is that it? Did I miss something? Is it maybe a mistyped address but with the same @__________ of the company? But if that's the case, wouldn't they both be curious and looking already to find out who within the company it is that they're talking to?
Oh yeah, she's banging someone else, or several someone elses, on the side.
What I find most implausible is that the BF lead has not called her on the sliding beds, the bedside table placement, or the persistent refusal to engage in sex. He doesn't seem to be a spineless wimp.
"Early in the morning." Where do you live? I promise I won't try to have you hunted down.
First of all, calm yourself. Second of all, I NEVER watch Thai BLs 99% of the time because they are garbage. Not because of the sex, which is 99% hilariously/badly acted and fake as fuck, but because they are horrible in acting/direction/production/plot/dialogue/script and feel like high school kids playing grownup.
Oh, and Pinoy BLs are ALSO off the table. Nightmare City of bad acting, bad writing, horrible direction, screaming queens, and frightening trans women everywhere. I am gay af and pro all the colors of the rainbow, but for reasons unknown to me Philippine BLs seem to hire only ghastly trans women actors who behave like vicious, venomous drag queens rather than sassy women.
Thus, when I talk about BLs, I am talking almost exclusively about those out of Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. If you watch those, you'd know that they have continued, FOR THE MOST PART, until very recently, to be sparse and coy with the physical aspect of love, romance, and just plain sluttiness if that's in the story. NOT ALWAYS, but mostly. (I keep using all-caps because you seem to need those to help your comprehension along.) And I have NEVER seen one deal with the sexual loneliness/frustration of being in a sexless, one-way relationship as frankly as this show has in the first episode.
Does any of this help you get a clue?
I'd prefer you read this and then pretend I don't exist. Thanks.