Maybe persons commenting could remember to put their giveaway comments in spoilers。For those considering to watch、 do not look at the comments or you will not need to watch as you will get all the main storylines exposed。
also the attraction revealed at end of episode 1 on which the drama is predicated I assume、 is hardly convincing given Xia spent most of this episode beating up He Chu San： now why would he rush to save his life when he just kicked him in the ribs？？
the violence in this drama from its very opening is mind numbing、 it makes K drama thrillers look like Snow White。it is not an incentive to watch 、 I will give it a chance though。
what is it with these 2 minute episode dramas？ Korean bl dramas are becoming really weird： do they all have ADHD or something？ if you get one with 4 episodes of 8 minutes like 「Private Lesson」 that is like an epic by comparison。 77 is just silly、 it will just alienate potential audience。 this is giving me repetitive strain injury having to use my fingers so much to go on to the next slice。 for now maybe I will move over to Chinese dramas I think。
I am not sure what the point is of this type of mini drama except a few sweet young faces？I cannot help asking is it artistic design or just a low budget？ but it reaches its logical end for this type of drama
The plot line here was rather weak and predictable but the chemistry between the two MLs was notable and it included some very erotic scenes which was very much a surprise for Chinese BL drama. Hope it marks a turning point for China dramas and we have more to come.
the logic of this genre is always predictable ：escalation leads to more escalation until deterrence is reached ーor not。 there may be interest along the way but the tropes get stale。 One High School Heroes is another good example but、 the end is always predictable and usually disappointing。
this drama is indeed compelling but when I see sociopath taking a star role I become troubled。 in episode 3 I don't know if there are more sociopaths or coincidences、 probably sociopaths just wins but、 these people cause incredible damage to other people's lives and they should not be inflated in importance to the point some misguided people watching these dramas begin to admire and emulate them。
Just started this so this is provisional review。 so far it seems typical of this genre and has the usual tropes of hero battling adversity and injustice、 with female interest as a background goal。 it depends on how good is the script、 production and actors： so far I find they are managing well、 though two issues I have： I do not like are the use of ”three years later” and ”seven years later”、 also everyone else seems to have aged and changed after seven years except Sae Ro Yi 。otherwise it is promising。
Started well but promised more than it delivered. Shows the problems states the moral lessons but not real solutions and descends into another action thriller with the standard k drama trope of corrupt politicians thrown in.
episode 5 is very disturbing but、 as usual this drama is better at presenting the problems than solutions。 the truth is you do not transform a narcissistic or sociopathic personality type like the malicious parent here by showing her a better way 。 some of the suggestions in the press conference sound good、 have these been implemented in South Korea I wonder？maybe they should add CCTV in the classroom and make it law that not every scolding or brief touch to stop injury is abuse。
entertaining fantasy、 it is a pity a k drama promising to be about serious issues and serious ways to solve them descends into the "gangster school” category。 we have the serious issues but no real solutions and、 as ever with k drama it becomes one more variation of the corrupt politics trope。
I was hoping for serious drama but this is fantasy obviously。but according to reports I have seen this breakdown in the korean school system with great disorder even attacking teachers is real、 so they need real discussion about how to solve this or they will have social collapse with no one becoming teachers and a majority of people not motivated to work or contribute to society。 I note the korean system seems to include all students based on where they live、 so students with different motivations abilities and so on are in one classroom or school。 from a social view it is very unfortunate the only selection is between the rich who can afford private schools and those who cannot。 this is similar to Japan but we have more disciplined society than korea I think、 so generally the system works。 for korea they somehow need to ensure poorer but motivated students with good academic or sports or technical skills go to schools suitable for them and are not held back by bad students。 maybe I suggest they reform the system according to ability by examination at middle school level to put them in these streams while the unmotivated or less academic go to less demanding schools。 maybe there is streaming in the current schools but this is no good as the problem students remain。the schools have to be separate。 maybe I will be shouted down but we have to look at real solutions not fantasy solutions with Superman solving everything with corporal punishment。 only ten schools out of hundreds also。corporal punishment only works on students already accepting the standards imposed 。 one message they get right in this. drama is if you want real change you need hard solutions。so selective education may be unpopular and hard but what are other solutions ？they have little time if a whole generation of children is ruined。 as for Koreans or others resentful that foreigners criticize their school system they should consider outside views that try to be helpful as they may be more objective about the problems than people actually in Korea。 in the end Koreans need to trade with non-Koreans for their economy to survive。
episode 1 was promising but episode 2 descends into bad example of trying to outdo the most dumb Japanese school gang genre。 no doubt there are bad schools run by gangs and bullies but anything approaching this outside of fantasy would be closed down。
This is entertaining fantasy。 when it started I hoped for serious drama but the idea of a one man anti-hero going round saving the korean education system is indeed fantasy。
この繊細な映画に深く感動したよう。若い男性が自身のセクシュアリティを受け入れ、 「これが僕だ」と周囲の人々に勇敢に告げるまでの葛藤が、リアルに描かれていた💖🌈 very sensitive movie does not suggest any easy answers or easy acceptance。 you must accept yourself first then if others do not accept you move on from them。 this is real。 maybe others will look at life differently themselves if they have open minds。 this movie was made in 2014 so time has moved on and there is some improvement but、 it is still quite difficult in Japan and most other Asian countries compared with Western countries or Taiwan if you are LGBTQ living outside of big cities and suffer prejudice or fear but maybe this is same everywhere with people of closed minds。 I must add for me it has always seemed ironic homophobia only emerged in Japan and China with Western intrusion and imposing foreign ideas of morality after 1850s。before then homosexuality was accepted for two thousand years as normal part of life。
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in episode 3 I don't know if there are more sociopaths or coincidences、 probably sociopaths just wins but、
these people cause incredible damage to other people's lives and they should not be inflated in importance to the point some misguided people watching these dramas begin to admire and emulate them。
some of the suggestions in the press conference sound good、 have these been implemented in South Korea I wonder？maybe they should add CCTV in the classroom and make it law that not every scolding or brief touch to stop injury is abuse。
I note the korean system seems to include all students based on where they live、 so students with different motivations abilities and so on are in one classroom or school。 from a social view it is very unfortunate the only selection is between the rich who can afford private schools and those who cannot。 this is similar to Japan but we have more disciplined society than korea I think、 so generally the system works。
for korea they somehow need to ensure poorer but motivated students with good academic or sports or technical skills go to schools suitable for them and are not held back by bad students。 maybe I suggest they reform the system according to ability by examination at middle school level to put them in these streams while the unmotivated or less academic go to less demanding schools。
maybe there is streaming in the current schools but this is no good as the problem students remain。the schools have to be separate。
maybe I will be shouted down but we have to look at real solutions not fantasy solutions with Superman solving everything with corporal punishment。 only ten schools out of hundreds also。corporal punishment only works on students already accepting the standards imposed 。 one
message they get right in this. drama is if you want real change you need hard solutions。so selective education may be unpopular and hard but what are other solutions ？they have little time if a whole generation of children is ruined。
as for Koreans or others resentful that foreigners criticize their school system they should consider outside views that try to be helpful as they may be more objective about the problems than people actually in Korea。 in the end Koreans need to trade with non-Koreans for their economy to survive。
「これが僕だ」と周囲の人々に勇敢に告げるまでの葛藤が、リアルに描かれていた💖🌈
very sensitive movie does not suggest any easy answers or easy acceptance。 you must accept yourself first then if others do not accept you move on from them。 this is real。
maybe others will look at life differently themselves if they have open minds。
this movie was made in 2014 so time has moved on and there is some improvement but、 it is still quite difficult in Japan and most other Asian countries compared with Western countries or Taiwan if you are LGBTQ living outside of big cities and suffer prejudice or fear but maybe this is same everywhere with people of closed minds。
I must add for me it has always seemed ironic homophobia only emerged in Japan and China with Western intrusion and imposing foreign ideas of morality after 1850s。before then homosexuality was accepted for two thousand years as normal part of life。