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I'm quite impressed with this show. They should have cut the entire second episode when it all went to shit for an hour. But the story, the psychological/emotional/romantic elements are strong, and above all, Mile's and Apo's chemistry is truly remarkable. I like Porsche the character better, but I think Mile is the better actor so far. I see emotions and thoughts moving across his face before and while he is speaking. He says a lot with simple motions of his head.

The silence in that bedroom the "morning after" was really effective. That scene worked really well because it was under-written and acted with subtlety. Seeing Porsche just laying under the covers with eyes open, thinking and feeling, was so effective. Kinn's regret was palpable too, but all of it was done with restraint. I could really see Kinn struggling to find the...words. He's never felt or been through this before.

Loved the scene(s) during which both tried to use someone else's body to rid themselves of the memory of what happened, but it just wasn't working. and both gave up. Nice.

Scene is Porsche's backyard with Kinn showing up and trying to be a normal person was hilarious. Again, totally under-played and totally perfect.

That last action sequence on the road was really pretty amazing for a BL-level show, much better than similar scenes I've seen in lesser feature films. The choreo of the double-fighting inside the back of the truck was awesome. I would suggest they stop using raspberry jelly for blood though.

One caveat: I wish Kong could find a way to play Tonkhun, funny as he is, as something other than a simple caricature. His always over-the-top, pouty queen act comes off as a clown, not an individual, real person.

Anyway, bravo. More sex and gratuitous nudity, please!

BL writers, especially the straight females, seem unable to grasp the concept of "versatile." When you think about it, it is pretty absurd to imagine that the best way to turn a straight guy is to immediately stick your schwanz up his butt. That might be the end goal, but you'd want to work up to that. lol

It's good that you recognize and acknowledge my expertise. "BUT GOOD DAY!!" lol

Wow...THAT'S an original accusation. What you think I "sound like" is none of my business. I know who and what I am and "homophobic" ain't in the picture. Just the usual accusation hurled by someone who has nothing intelligent to add to a convo or argument.

Nope. YOU are the one "crying" about it. Could you be any less self-aware?

You didn't answer: why are you commenting here in the first place, on this disgusting movie's page? Ddi you watch it?

I would say there are various "types" of dramas, which we refer to as "genres." Romance, action, thriller, LGBTQ, mystery, horror, FANTASY, sci-fi, historical, comedic, etc. I guess to me this would qualify as a LBBTQ/Fantasy/Comedy drama. Yes, all dramas are FICTIONAL, but some are more based on the world as it is that on the world as we wish it were. SCOY is the latter. But the more believable and plausible a drama scenario is, the more effectively it will touch its audience, even if that plausibility comes from the consistency of circumstances as they exist within the imaginary world of the drama. OK, whatever...lol :D

Listen, I have my own sob story about being falsely accused by someone of a crime, though it was not a sexually-related crime. Neither they nor the police, nor the DA could prove that anything happened, because nothing DID happen, so the charges were eventually dropped. But not before my life had been turned upside down for nine months, all because of a completely FABRICATED accusation.

So I'm sorry what happened to you happened, BUT if the incident could not be PROVEN to have happened, then that's the way it goes. Why didn't you press CRIMINAL charges if this was an assault?

Also, please work on reading comprehension. I DID NOT say that Holland's accusation was "made up." I asked questions about it and said I don't believe ANYTHING celebs or their reps say until I see some proof. Or anyone else, for that matter. The idea that people should be able to make wild accusations that can destroy lives without having to PROVE that what they say is true, is insane.

So yes, if all there was in your situation was "he said, she said," and there was no material, physical, or otherwise corroborating evidence, what would you expect your company to do? Just say "oh well, there is no evidence to support your allegation but we will just assume you are telling the truth and six other people are lying?" That's some crazy shit. I'd suggest finding other ways to get revenge, and also leaving that company.

Guys who do ballet, theatre or ice skating ARE most likely gay. Where have you been? I have done a shit-ton of theatre in my life. I know what I'm talking about and I think you are being willfully naive. Exactly WHY couldn't the percentage of gay people in the arts be more than double, more than triple, quadruple, etc? To me, your attitude presumes there to be something negative about being gay and in the arts but that's your problem. I don't think there are many gay people playing professional football in the U.S. either, though there are a few I'm sure. I don't think that's a bad thing either; it's just the way things are.

I am not trying to advance some cause or achieve some goal. I am expressing my opinion based on a lifetime of experience. And yes, my guess is K-Pop idols are 75% gay. You might want to think about why you feel that's a bad thing. It just IS.

"Why should the onus be on the victim to prove their injuries rather than the perpetrator to prove their innocence?" I don't know where you live but in a civilized society with a moral justice system, you can't have people being able to accuse others of shit that never happened or that they just made up. The police and investigators are responsible for proving an accused person did something, not the other way around, which is as it absolutely should be. The accused is ASSUMED TO BE INNOCENT until it is proven otherwise.

What happens when someone who doesn't like you just makes up some shit and says you attacked them, with nothing to back up the accusation and everyone just assumes you did it regardless. You're OK with that?

Yep, that would have been really interesting.

Typical, hysterical, insulting reply from a weakling who is desperately afraid to confront real-life themes outside their tiny, postage stamp-size comfort zone. Why are you even commenting here? My guess is that you watch a LOT of dramas with twisted plots, then pretend you don't and act all high and mighty. lol

If it's not a drama, what is it? What is "Tharntype" shit? It sounds like what you are admitting is that this is a complete dream-world fantasy, which is an accurate description.

So what happens to Toh IF for some reason he and Nuea DO break up? Stuff like that happens, and a person has to be strong enough on their own to not have to lean on the constant reassurances of their partner. Now that I think about it, this would be much more interesting if Toh got to a place where he decided he didn't NEED some varsity sports-playing, everybody's fantasy kind of guy, that he was fine on his own.

"This series is not for those who like to be critic..." lol That's quite an admission of how lacking in quality it is. :)

Anyone who cares about plausible script-writing, I would think.

I feel like SH might have awaken less in love with YJ than he had been before. Maybe he just can't quite get that feeling back...and of course it hurts. That is why YJ says "...me? No, I'm not ok at all. Why do you get to be the only one who's ok?" Cause if you've lost the depth of feeling you once had for someone how do you get it back, especially if they've done nothing wrong, in fact have done everything right? Even the very, very ending was a tease: SH turns on the floor to face his mom first and then we're teased that he's going to turn to face YJ but he just stays looking straight up. Where it could go from here is anyone's guess. A sequel could be nice, but those are more often a disaster than not.

Wow. I took a completely different message from the ending.

Third watch over the last 18 mos. or so. Get something new every time and am amazed at what I've forgotten. :) I hate the very ending, which raises more questions than it answers and is wide-open. Did he wake up but without the love he once felt?
Does he resent the relationship between his mother and former BF?
IS it his former BF?
Did he wake up straight?
When Yong Joon said "...me? no, I'm not ok at all..." I broke. What a beautiful and true/sincere young man. I want to hit Soo Hyun over the head with a stick. Maybe that would bring him back to his senses. :)

Lovely film.

If dai-ZEE adn Touch truly become a couple, that will be the most improbable of the three relationships, none of which would happen IRL.

Nuea and Toh don't have "any extra drama going on?" lol Did you miss the entire first half of this episode with all the melodrama, weeping and wailing and expression of, for the umpteenth time, Toh's insecurities. He needs lots of therapy.