This was funnier than I expected, especially the 3rd story about camping. Good writing, wish they could remake it, as you can see the fake makeup (it's almost 20 years after all), but the stories are still pretty much solid. The second story is better than Final Destination. The mistress's story is so Thai. Why blame the mistress? It was pretty creepy, though. Who thought a plane is worse than a haunted mansion?
This was a good movie; it says it's based on a manhwa. Does anyone know which manhwa it is?
But I don't see why you would follow someone if you don't believe in their message. Or why they forced themselves to stay when they could leave. I don't get the morality argument that the Chief was trying to make when he wasn't even moral to begin with. I can only describe it as madness(lol).
I mean, he's on death row, it's not too hard to figure out what happens to people on death row when the executioner comes knocking. At least they know their fate and get to prepare. At least they're told the time and place where it's going down. In another life, I think they're luckier than most people who board a plane and are never seen again: no last words, no goodbyes.
Enjoyed this more than I thought I would. Although the cases were not that intense, and some of them were frustrating, with what seemed like petty reasons for divorce. As someone with a legal background, my expectations of Legal dramas is often high. But Anna's cuteness made up for it all.
It was also a great reminder that, despite the high number of BL manga and JBL that Japan makes, same-sex/LGBTQ+ relationships are not recognized by law, and that needs to change. So when I see people complaining about how the romance is bad, etc, I realize that we all see what we want to see and miss the important parts
The best part of this drama is the human relationships and connections of sibling and family love. Found family is also a theme that resonates deeply with me.
To everyone complaining that "there's no romance" and that "it's like they're not even together,"…
There's so much Japanese BL without an intimacy especially those that have a food related theme so I don't see how this is such a huge problem for people. One thing about JBL they always understand the assignment.
last episode came out yesterday and still no romance... at some point I was thinking are they even couple?? lol
most Japanese dramas don't show a lot of intimacy especially for TV and depending on the time the drama is broadcast in Japanese TV stations. People confuse Gagaoolala dramas with other BL broadcast on TV primetime.
Korea has been making these types of movies for a long time though. It seems to be their favorite genre with gangsters…
I think they still blur if it's on their own stations because they have heavy censorship, but since this is on an OTT platform (Disney), they don't care. Same with Netflix shows having some explicit content.
This is one the most absurd dramas of the year, the protagonist for proving his innocence he killed half of the…
Korea has been making these types of movies for a long time though. It seems to be their favorite genre with gangsters and endless,senseless fighting. Sometimes it's just fighting with no story
It was okay, but felt a bit repetitive and maybe too long when it was obvious what was going on. The story felt unbelievable in some parts. And the villain wasn't that scary either. Who was the blind woman, and what happened to her?
Really, he couldn't take a bath? (haha) I guess things were complicated back then. But it was funny and heartwarming watching ML be a great dad to his girls. And when his daughter asked what the use of education was when she could learn needlework. "Education gives you the power to think, and even if the world changes, you will always have the power to think."
But I don't see why you would follow someone if you don't believe in their message. Or why they forced themselves to stay when they could leave. I don't get the morality argument that the Chief was trying to make when he wasn't even moral to begin with.
I can only describe it as madness(lol).
It was also a great reminder that, despite the high number of BL manga and JBL that Japan makes, same-sex/LGBTQ+ relationships are not recognized by law, and that needs to change. So when I see people complaining about how the romance is bad, etc, I realize that we all see what we want to see and miss the important parts
The best part of this drama is the human relationships and connections of sibling and family love. Found family is also a theme that resonates deeply with me.
But it was funny and heartwarming watching ML be a great dad to his girls. And when his daughter asked what the use of education was when she could learn needlework. "Education gives you the power to think, and even if the world changes, you will always have the power to think."