Over the top rip-off of the Spanish "Elite," but not even 10% as good, and without the sex. Everything, from the very start, is ridiculously cheesy, obvious, and predictable. It comes off as a parody of "Elite," rather than an Asian re-boot.
I love me a good high school bullying/snobbery/rich vs. poor type drama, but this is shit.
lol, this gets funnier with every ep. Can't believe they got Park Bom to be the butt of jokes about her god-awful plastic surgeries, her weight, her age, and her status as a has-been. lol Genius! Meanwhile, Seungri continues to take the brunt of the most slams, right and left, and with good humor. He is excellent as the ring-master of this mess.
Again, I'm amazed YG allowed itself to be portrayed in this way, and I'm very impressed by their willingness to take a joke.
All this said, I feel terrible for Park Bom and what is obviously a severe addiction to plastic surgery. I can't imagine she did this without agency approval. I looked her up and she was very pretty before all this nasty work was done. You can tell she can't move her face properly. She looks like a 50 year-old woman, for god's sake. Lord, what is wrong with South Korea? It ranks first among developed nations for suicide, alcoholism/alcohol abuse (Soju), and plastic surgery...not good things to rank first in. :(
What a great find. This is mostly hilarious. Some of the jokes don't land, but the unintended (or intended) cringe-effect of that is funny in itself. I admire greatly that YG allowed itself to be parodied like this, along with Seungri, who is the butt of many of the jokes. He is also a natural comedian as well as musical performer.
I don't give a rat's ass about the BS "scandal" (everything in Korea is a "scandal"). Seungri and Jung did their time and paid their fines and f**k the losers who won't let it go because trashing celebs gives them a reason to live. I wish Seungri much success in his future endeavors, be they in Cambodia, Korea, or here in the U.S. COME TO AMERICA, SEUNGRI!
What a great little surprise! This is excellent, for what it is, a 25 minute short film if they'd put all the eps together, which I've no idea why they didn't do.
Anyway, wow! Great, light-hearted little story with quite a few lol moments, as well as lots of sweetness and a sexy undercurrent too. It has a Strongberry/Matchbox feel to it, which is a massive compliment, but apparently, it is not one of theirs...?
This needs to become a full-blown BL. Both leads are cute/handsome without stepping into the pretty boy/idol category and the acting is excellent. I'll be keeping my eye out for more from whoever made this, as well as from both leads. The GL girls were cute too.
Great murder/mystery/thriller flick. Joseph Chang and Edward Chen are excellent in these roles, as both usually are. Joseph is looking good as he ages...:D
Hey! I just finished watching the movie and there is this scene at the end where we can see Liu Li Min deleting…
I don't mind fucked-up, ambiguous endings as long as they're earned, and I think this one was. We don't know if Edward Chen goes to prison again for killing the kid or if he gets off for self-defense; the film leaves that open, just as we don't actually see the anchor man/dad delete the file on the computer at the end either. The screen goes to black without showing us the computer screen. I think I heard a click, which might have been the mouse, but the fact that we weren't shown the file deleting on the computer screen leaves things wide open...SEQUEL!!!
Now...isn't that a lot more interesting than having everything tied up in a neat bow as an ending?
hey I might just be a bit stupid but can someone explain the ending/post-credit scene to me?
The bigger question is WTF do directors put important scenes AFTER the credits? I had turned the flick off and the only reason I went back to watch that scene was that I saw your comment here. I can't be the only one. I wonder how many people have seen this flick and have no idea about those last few minutes that explain everything...good god.
Get over yourself. He didn't "rape" anyone, which makes you a liar. The 17-year-old prostitute knew exactly what…
ooh..name-calling now. Getting desperate, are we?
Yes, vengeful...absolutely so. What other type of a person would be thirsty for retribution 22 years after a non-violent crime for which the accused was punished, lost his career, and suffered public humiliation? Is that the behavior of a magnanimous person of generous spirit?
Get over yourself. He didn't "rape" anyone, which makes you a liar. The 17-year-old prostitute knew exactly what…
She was ABOVE the age of consent in Korea, which is 16, meaning she can legally have sex with anyone who is also over the age of 16. He was convicted of two counts of "Intercourse with the purpose of prostitution," which as I've said, makes her the prostitute.
The words "sexual assault," "rape," or "exploitation" appear nowhere in court documents.
Whatever the case, he was publicly humiliated, sentenced, did community service, couldn't find work for almost ten years, and paid the prostitute and her parents a hefty sum of money settled out of court when they sued him, which is what she was after all along.
Anyway, your opinion doesn't matter. He's a great actor and he's getting work regularly now. Losers like you throwing self-righteous hissy-fits on the Internet are irrelevant. You're just mad he hasn't killed himself.
I wish him 50 more years and great success in his career.
Get over yourself. He didn't "rape" anyone, which makes you a liar. The 17-year-old prostitute knew exactly what…
The age of SEXUAL CONSENT, with any other person above the age of consent, be they 16 or 116 years old, is SIXTEEN. This young woman legally CHOSE to have sex with the 40-year-old and it's none of your business. The only question in court was whether or not he manipulated her. You keep bringing up things like "age of majority" that are irrelevant to the case.
I'd say she manipulated him as well, and call it even. But given your obsession with sex and your need to drive celebrities to suicide. I'd also say that, as a member of any society, you absolutely DO have a responsibility to move on once a convicted person has paid their legal debt to society. Otherwise, what is the point of rehabilitation and punishment?
The fact that LOTS of haters like you refuse to move on, doesn't mean the responsibility doesn't exist. It means you have an unhealthy need to regard yourself as righteous and above others.
Are you Korean? Your profile doesn't say. You sound Korean or like a member of the insane religious right here in the U.S., who call themselves Christians but behave as anything but that.
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I love me a good high school bullying/snobbery/rich vs. poor type drama, but this is shit.
Embarrassing. Dropping after 2 episodes.
4/10
Again, I'm amazed YG allowed itself to be portrayed in this way, and I'm very impressed by their willingness to take a joke.
All this said, I feel terrible for Park Bom and what is obviously a severe addiction to plastic surgery. I can't imagine she did this without agency approval. I looked her up and she was very pretty before all this nasty work was done. You can tell she can't move her face properly. She looks like a 50 year-old woman, for god's sake. Lord, what is wrong with South Korea? It ranks first among developed nations for suicide, alcoholism/alcohol abuse (Soju), and plastic surgery...not good things to rank first in. :(
I don't give a rat's ass about the BS "scandal" (everything in Korea is a "scandal"). Seungri and Jung did their time and paid their fines and f**k the losers who won't let it go because trashing celebs gives them a reason to live. I wish Seungri much success in his future endeavors, be they in Cambodia, Korea, or here in the U.S. COME TO AMERICA, SEUNGRI!
Anyway, wow! Great, light-hearted little story with quite a few lol moments, as well as lots of sweetness and a sexy undercurrent too. It has a Strongberry/Matchbox feel to it, which is a massive compliment, but apparently, it is not one of theirs...?
This needs to become a full-blown BL. Both leads are cute/handsome without stepping into the pretty boy/idol category and the acting is excellent. I'll be keeping my eye out for more from whoever made this, as well as from both leads. The GL girls were cute too.
9/10
Highly recommended.
9/10
Now...isn't that a lot more interesting than having everything tied up in a neat bow as an ending?
Maybe try some Thai Lakorns and BLs with the hysterical, over-acting. Maybe that would work for you.
Yes, vengeful...absolutely so. What other type of a person would be thirsty for retribution 22 years after a non-violent crime for which the accused was punished, lost his career, and suffered public humiliation? Is that the behavior of a magnanimous person of generous spirit?
The words "sexual assault," "rape," or "exploitation" appear nowhere in court documents.
Whatever the case, he was publicly humiliated, sentenced, did community service, couldn't find work for almost ten years, and paid the prostitute and her parents a hefty sum of money settled out of court when they sued him, which is what she was after all along.
Anyway, your opinion doesn't matter. He's a great actor and he's getting work regularly now. Losers like you throwing self-righteous hissy-fits on the Internet are irrelevant. You're just mad he hasn't killed himself.
I wish him 50 more years and great success in his career.
Good for you.
I'd say she manipulated him as well, and call it even. But given your obsession with sex and your need to drive celebrities to suicide. I'd also say that, as a member of any society, you absolutely DO have a responsibility to move on once a convicted person has paid their legal debt to society. Otherwise, what is the point of rehabilitation and punishment?
The fact that LOTS of haters like you refuse to move on, doesn't mean the responsibility doesn't exist. It means you have an unhealthy need to regard yourself as righteous and above others.
Are you Korean? Your profile doesn't say. You sound Korean or like a member of the insane religious right here in the U.S., who call themselves Christians but behave as anything but that.