JotPurpleIris

Gah! I've been so confused as to their location, and I'm only on episode 1. lol. Subtitles in the opening episode said Hull, which is a place in England, but the main description here says a different place. and then the first episode description references a pub, which is on par for England, a long with all the other people speaking English, and a lot of English signs; but then there's the conflicting information of the taxi numberplate, road signs, train destination, and Euros. I was so confused until reading this thread of comments, and ilthe confusion was diminishing my enjoyment of the episode.

Can you please tell me where their initial location is? There's so much conflicting information given, I'm really confused, and I'm only on episode 1. lol

I'm a bit confused as to their location. First episode description says a pub abroad. Opening episode subtitles said "Hull", which is in England, but description here says different. In England we call bars "pubs". Lots of business people are speaking English, there's also signs in English, and yet there's a lot of inconsistencies. Taxi numberplate wasn't an English setup, the ML's friend had Euros, instead of British Pounds, and the snowstorm is was too severe for Hull, let alone England. But the. road signs and the train destination wasn't English. Like, where even are they? Okay, I'm a lot confused, and it's bugging me so much that it's taking away my enjoyment of the series; I'm only thirty minutes in to the first episode.

I doubt it, especially as it's set to be released soon, and as this film is set ten years after the events that happened in last episode.

Her not apologising, and him being happy, gave the impression that her apology wasn't needed, when I believe it was, or they would have shown him sad and her apology.

No, I wouldn't imagine she ended up apologising after it ended, as it should have been the first thing she done. Him being all happy shows the need for her to outright apologise to him wasn't necessary, or they would have shown him not happy and her apology. That's the message the ending gave me.

I'm really liking this but...I'm on episode 20 and I have a bone to pick: ******ML: There's something different about you.FL: You actually noticed my lipstick. Are you straight?ML: You're wearing lipstick?FL: Oh, you didn't notice. You are straight. ******Such a stupid gay male harmful stereotype, that didn't need to be added in at all. It wouldn't be gay to notice something different about someone you like; it happens all the time in real life. Plus, they're in game development, it would make even more sense to notice something like that about her, especially with the high focus on character design; it's odd to highlight that he didn't notice it, let alone in the crappy way the writer(s) pointed it out. Hero's Path is about not destroying, but defeating, those you're up against, coming together, and co-existing in harmony, and yet the writer(s) inserted that unnecessary crappy homophobic exchange between the main leads. I know it was one-sided, but what the duck! Thanks for reminding me how homophobic the Chinese government is, I guess... (Paragraph formatting is not showing correctly within the app. Sorry )

Peoples characters are rarely the same when gaming compared to how they are in real life; people tend to be more confident behind a screen, even if they're not gaming.

It's not out yet. It's the TV series, that's set before this one, that's on Netflix.

Aww, that was pretty good. Just the wait for the last five episodes to be added to Netflix was not fun; at least they're all there now, for future viewers.

Ah, well, a lot of series get negative comments/reviews; even ones I've really enjoyed. So, I tend to not decide what to watch based on others reviews and comments; especially since the majority of viewers, that did enjoy a film/series aren't even on MDL. I still have the last episode to watch however, but then it was already on my Watchlist prior. I've just been busy watching Run BTS, so I'm a bit behind on my BL stuff at the moment. But yes, despite the quirkiness, I do like it. lol

What the hell! How is that even possible!?! 🤯

Hey! I have been watching it, on YouTube. I'm just waiting for the final episode to be added, with subtitles. I have been liking it, but I wouldn't stick it under "awesome". It's in between a good movie and a B-Movie, acting wise, but besides that I'm enjoying it. One of the main leads is a bit dense and in denial, while the other is quite innocent and a partner pleaser, but they've been slowly growing kinda... It's difficult, because it's a short series; if it was longer it could be more fleshed out, character growth wise. If you're not invested after three episodes, then I'd give it a miss, as there's no shortage of BLs to watch; like Rainbow Prince is lesser known, bigger budget, better acting, but surprisingly good, and also on YouTube.

It's on the YouTube​ channel YoYoMovieOfficial as of two weeks ago. 1:30:14 run time.

Yes, definitely!

Coming to cinemas first, according to the trailer.

Yep, that's I said, "no one sane anyway". If media got censored and banned, because of outlier people, no media would exist. And me too, I like those as well.

Stuff like this isn't going to normalise kidnaping, just like all the Hangover movies wouldn't normalise all the bad stuff that happens in them. TV Series and Films in that genre are just entertainment, like all over genres. But, no one is going to go around murdering people after watching Dexter or Hannibal; no one sane any way. It's exactly the same with Disney movies, and all the adults that watch them; no one expects to end up really getting married to a Prince and becoming a Princess.

Also available on RakutenTV (Ireland), for free, with ads, and called I Picked Up A Celebrity On the Street.

As of two weeks ago, there's up to 94 episodes so far.