BL Drama Lovers Club

 iota:

thank you!!!!!

Sure thing!

 ani07:

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I'm sorry I laughed at the typo

 ani07:

just started my bl watch challenge and found this movie. I thought it was good so I wanted to share it. :)

https://kisskh.at/9749-no-touching-at-all

Thanks for sharing! Funny coincidence, I saw it today and I’d saved it to watch later, but I guess that means I have to watch it sooner rather than later. 🤔

Can someone guide me for something please. It's been some days that I want to put a badge of the bl drama lovers club on my profile but I have no idea how. I know how to edit my profile but I don't know how to take the badge and put it there.

 dora:

Yes it’s been raining a lot. 

Hope its all good tho.

 Tiffany:

Can someone guide me for something please.

Check out the previous post with screenshots. You upload a photo on postimage.org or some place else like imgur? idk. then copy paste the direct link into the image widget thingy. voila. image there. then you can resize and do other things. if you click on the image it brings up a menu

10 Dance

Fuego, Fuego! I finally got to watch 10 Dance again. The first time I saw it, I already thought it was an amazing film, but now the only word I can use to describe it is masterpiece. @Dora and @RXinw have already written incredible reviews, and honestly, I don’t know if I can write anything objective. So please don’t expect a coherent review from me. This is probably my emotions speaking more than reason.

I love dancing, so I knew I’d fall for this movie, I just didn’t realize how much. To me, you listen to music with your soul and dance with your heart. A great dancer doesn’t just move to the beat, they feel the music, as if every cell in their body is a note being played through the dance. “Don’t think. Don’t count. Feel the groove!” — Shinya Suzuki. And that’s exactly what the movie is about: love, but in a broader sense. Not just romantic love between two people, but also the act of feeling, of surrendering to emotions you can’t control.

I don’t see Shinya Sugiki and Shinya Suzuki as opposites. In fact, they’re more alike than they realize. Both are professional dancers who’ve dedicated their lives to the dance, which is at the core of their identities. And while they emphasize different sides of dance, Sugiki prioritizing strict technique over emotion, and Suzuki prioritizing desire and emotion over rigid technique, they’re still two sides of the same coin. That similarity is what makes their relationship so magnetic and what kept me glued to the screen. Each sees in the other both a reflection and a contrast.

They also recognize in each other a silent pain they both carry. I wish we knew more about their backstories, what shaped them into who they are. Suzuki says he can’t stand lies or betrayal. Who lied to him? Who betrayed him? Could that explain his arrogance and disdain for elegance, finesse, competitions, and audiences? At one point, Fusako says Sugiki believes he has to suffer to grow stronger. What happened to make him become the “grim reaper,” killing off all his feelings just to be stronger and successful? I don’t think it’s simply because of his failed relationship with Liana.

As for the romance, I’ve always seen Sugiki and Suzuki’s relationship like a moth drawn to a flame. They’ve always felt this magnetic, irresistible pull toward each other, an admiration that was almost impossible to control. And working together turned that admiration into something deeper: love. When Sugiki danced with Liana, it was forced by the competition committee. But when he invited Suzuki to dance, that was a true declaration of love. He chose Suzuki, and in a way, crossed that line and lost himself. It was also a declaration of love for dance itself, where both of them allowed themselves to feel everything, together with the audience.

At first, the audience’s applause was hesitant and confused, but as they kept dancing, Sugiki overwhelmed by emotion, Suzuki more restrained and technical, the applause grew louder and louder. With each performance, they showed what they could achieve if they let go of their fears and insecurities, the things holding them back from what they truly wanted. That’s my favorite scene in the whole movie.

Takeuchi Ryoma and Machida Keita’s performances were absolutely phenomenal. The two-hour film flies by thanks to them. Not to take away from the rest of the cast, who were flawless, but honestly, the movie could’ve been just Ryoma and Keita and it still would’ve been amazing. Their chemistry is out of this world. If Ryoma’s hips had me hypnotized, Keita’s eyes had me completely captivated. He conveyed everything: admiration, love, pain, doubt... all hidden beneath Sugiki’s rigid, cold exterior. Netflix nailed the production, and the soundtrack was fantastic.

I desperately need a sequel, a mini-series, a special episode, anything. I’m not picky. The story of Shinya Sugiki and Shinya Suzuki cannot end here!! 😔

 Da Bao:

Check out the previous post with screenshots. You upload a photo on postimage.org or some place else like imgur? idk. then copy paste the direct link into the image widget thingy. voila. image there. then you can resize and do other things. if you click on the image it brings up a menu

Thank you for your help it was a lot easier that I thought.