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On Goddess Bless You from Death • 14 hours ago
They did Thai police DIRTY in this series.

The police does not allow belts on people that are put in cells. Let alone allowing one hanging after another.

The scriptwriters were lazy to rewrite this plot part.
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Hikki07 • 18 hours ago
Review Lost to Light
I have to say that lately things got better in general at least for the Q part of the LGBTQ, because we have seen ladyboys (a separate category that is not transitioning to anything but embraces their own duality) getting series roles sometimes, not just to be a joke. But still not much of a progress for the T, the trans people, indeed, unless I missed something.

Why no drama still about people who discover their sexual duality or that they are the opposite gender mentally? It could be a powerful piece, and it does not need to be dreadful, it can be still be made into an accessible and enjoyable show.
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EVERYONE • 20 hours ago
Review Shine (Orchestric Ver.) Spoiler
1. Almost no one knew who Neil Armstrong was, so his name would not be said during the announcement of the moon landing by a random person in Thailand; he would have been simple called a pilot, not even an astronaut yet.

2. It is laughable that the journalist is made to run around with a tiny photo camera in the darkness. It would have been useless without a flash device.

3. The representation of the protests in the first episode has made the students look like some luddites that do not want the electricity. However, in reality the mentioned dam that was being built was meant for the USA’s military base and to isolate one of the ideologically unreliable communist-leaning regions there.

4. A person who has lived in the socially active circles in France of the 1960s would not need to learn about homosexuality from books.

5. Women do not usually jump scare men with their wish to have babies right as they start to have intimate fun because having babies is not what you normally decide on whim in the heat of the moment.

6. So far the narrative is the conflict is a “misunderstanding”, that the army/government/rich are SECRETLY good while the ingrate plebs think they are corrupt as per usual, LOL.

7. No system is perfect but there can be no false equivalence because the capitalist system is designed to serve the rich and mass produce the poor who actually make the value the rich expropriate.

8. “Stalin’s reign of terror exposed”? That is some title from CIA’s Cold War era propaganda, but something like this could have been circulating among the protesters of 1969 to create the aforementioned false equivalency of the systems. Without going into details it can be pointed out that like 96% of the Soviet population had no idea that they were supposedly living in “terror” at all. They were enthusiastically building up their country to defeat the Nazis and the Japanese in WWII, to become the second biggest economy worldwide and to launch man to space.

9. LOL at the characters saying that the USA is the “democratic camp” even though there was/is no real democracy there at all, only the quasi-fascist oligarchy that owns both main parties and has backed and continues to back like 70 dictatorships worldwide, and carried out like a 100 regime change coups against the will of the people. But it is realistic that some naive brainwashed people could have been believing into this propaganda in 1969.

10. The idea that some Soviet refugee would have hard time publishing anti-Stalinist slander in Thailand, which did not have agency at the time with USA’s military bases there, is ridiculous. The CIA was mass funding any and all of works like this.

11. Fascism postulates class peace, and this series propagandises the same over and over.

12. The example of military “brutality” against protesters is just guys with sticks beating them up to disperse them. “DEMOCRACIES” like the USA and Western Europe have had and still have it much worse with protesters just being massacred outright by the National Guard with the use just regular bullets (no warning sticks phase), or attacked with rubber bullets that break bones and crash eyeballs, or have attack dogs directed at them that bite out pieces of the people’s flesh, or attacked with ice cold water cannons in the winter that has also lead to deaths.

13. You would not be moving anywhere as good after a good beating as shown in the series.

14. The reaction of the journalist’s girlfriend to him saying that he can not commit because he has a different lover versus him later saying that it is a male is FUNNY because it makes it look like him being with another woman would have been any better. Unless if he was purely gay the whole time rather than a bi but she does not know this. Though it makes no sense why the journalist has specified the gender becuase it should not matter at all and it is no one’s business.

15. Not even corrupt criminal military generals discuss their criminal plans in the presence of so many people as shown in the series.

16. The idea that the media in the USA would back coverage that goes against the USA-backed regime in Thailand is pure fantasy, this does not work this way. At best, they would put a small piece about the corruption issues and protests on the page 31, not at all how it is shown in the series.

17. WAIT, how is the colonel openly walking between protesters even though everybody knows how he looks because he is army’s PR?

18. It is not believable that a criminal general would be giving those criminal orders in some rented property/hotel because it is well known it would not be safe in terms of confidentiality.
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Replying to EVERYONE • 20 hours ago
Title Shine (Orchestric Ver.) Spoiler
EVER heard of the free healthcare? Free education? 40 working hours week? Paid vacations? All of that was paid…
1. Almost no one knew who Neil Armstrong was, so his name would not be said during the announcement of the moon landing by a random person in Thailand; he would have been simple called a pilot, not even an astronaut yet.

2. It is laughable that the journalist is made to run around with a tiny photo camera in the darkness. It would have been useless without a flash device.

3. The representation of the protests in the first episode has made the students look like some luddites that do not want the electricity. However, in reality the mentioned dam that was being built was meant for the USA’s military base and to isolate one of the ideologically unreliable communist-leaning regions there.

4. A person who has lived in the socially active circles in France of the 1960s would not need to learn about homosexuality from books.

5. Women do not usually jump scare men with their wish to have babies right as they start to have intimate fun because having babies is not what you normally decide on whim in the heat of the moment.

6. So far the narrative is the conflict is a “misunderstanding”, that the army/government/rich are SECRETLY good while the ingrate plebs think they are corrupt as per usual, LOL.

7. No system is perfect but there can be no false equivalence because the capitalist system is designed to serve the rich and mass produce the poor who actually make the value the rich expropriate.

8. “Stalin’s reign of terror exposed”? That is some title from CIA’s Cold War era propaganda, but something like this could have been circulating among the protesters of 1969 to create the aforementioned false equivalency of the systems. Without going into details it can be pointed out that like 96% of the Soviet population had no idea that they were supposedly living in “terror” at all. They were enthusiastically building up their country to defeat the Nazis and the Japanese in WWII, to become the second biggest economy worldwide and to launch man to space.

9. LOL at the characters saying that the USA is the “democratic camp” even though there was/is no real democracy there at all, only the quasi-fascist oligarchy that owns both main parties and has backed and continues to back like 70 dictatorships worldwide, and carried out like a 100 regime change coups against the will of the people. But it is realistic that some naive brainwashed people could have been believing into this propaganda in 1969.

10. The idea that some Soviet refugee would have hard time publishing anti-Stalinist slander in Thailand, which did not have agency at the time with USA’s military bases there, is ridiculous. The CIA was mass funding any and all of works like this.

11. Fascism postulates class peace, and this series propagandises the same over and over.

12. The example of military “brutality” against protesters is just guys with sticks beating them up to disperse them. “DEMOCRACIES” like the USA and Western Europe have had and still have it much worse with protesters just being massacred outright by the National Guard with the use just regular bullets (no warning sticks phase), or attacked with rubber bullets that break bones and crash eyeballs, or have attack dogs directed at them that bite out pieces of the people’s flesh, or attacked with ice cold water cannons in the winter that has also lead to deaths.

13. You would not be moving anywhere as good after a good beating as shown in the series.

14. The reaction of the journalist’s girlfriend to him saying that he can not commit because he has a different lover versus him later saying that it is a male is FUNNY because it makes it look like him being with another woman would have been any better. Unless if he was purely gay the whole time rather than a bi but she does not know this. Though it makes no sense why the journalist has specified the gender becuase it should not matter at all and it is no one’s business.

15. Not even corrupt criminal military generals discuss their criminal plans in the presence of so many people as shown in the series.

16. The idea that the media in the USA would back coverage that goes against the USA-backed regime in Thailand is pure fantasy, this does not work this way. At best, they would put a small piece about the corruption issues and protests on the page 31, not at all how it is shown in the series.

17. WAIT, how is the colonel openly walking between protesters even though everybody knows how he looks because he is army’s PR?

18. It is not believable that a criminal general would be giving those criminal orders in some rented property/hotel because it is well known it would not be safe in terms of confidentiality.
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On Shine (Orchestric Ver.) • 20 hours ago
EVER heard of the free healthcare? Free education? 40 working hours week? Paid vacations?

All of that was paid by the lives of protesters/unionists that sacrificed themselves for the future generations.

There is absolutely no other way than to protest and risk your lives because the capitalist system never gives in an inch unless it the common people spill their blood.

But this series’ moral is the core fascist principle of the class peace, where wolves and sheep live happily ever after. You have to hope for uniquely rare cases of whistle-blowing to do anything good.

That said, the series is a piece of art, despite the message and some errors in term of polical science and history in it.
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Replying to Amelia • 1 day ago
why are u so attached to a nc scene?
People want to feel the fire and it needs to be convincing for this to work.
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Replying to Hikki07 • 2 days ago
Review Lost to Light
It’s just what i thought. Can’t judge the main cast but the screenwriters definitely. I know Thai trans women…
I know Thai people who are exactly ladyboys, not trans, and it is not a slur or transphobic at all. The Thai word kathoey means basically ladyboy, and has it nothing to do with anything trans. Those people are not transitioning to anything, they embrace the duality of who they are, and the term itself, be it in Thai or in English.

But, as I mentioned in the previous comment, I have seen progress so far in terms of ladyboys sometimes getting serious roles and treatment, but not so much actual trans people, which is a separate category.

Maybe I missed it, but no roles of note were given to MtF or FtM in Thai dramas still, so things are yet to improve here.
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Replying to Hikki07 • 2 days ago
Review Lost to Light
It’s just what i thought. Can’t judge the main cast but the screenwriters definitely. I know Thai trans women…
Things have been improving. I have seen ladyboys (not trans, though, which is a different concept) in serious roles in Thai dramas, not just to be a comedic relief.
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Replying to Adria22 • 2 days ago
But I am still sad about KBL's being too scared to do some proper passionate kisses or NC scenes. Except for The…
Yes, though there are two extremes there: CN turns BLs into bromances for their internal productions and produce pure fire for export (which, of course, spreads to the mainland China anyway because people use VPN).
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Replying to Eliot_Rulez • 3 days ago
I don't think this goes beyond realism. This does happen as sad as it is.
Of course, lots of humans are cruel. But for me to fully submerge into a story I have to believe it can happen as shown. And knowing how this sex trafficking works even in places much worse than Japan this series is so beyond what could be real that it works against the message, it is exaggerated just too much.

Though, as I mentioned, it is a tradition of Seinen manga, so it is not surprising. But it is drawn you can easier to abstract this from reality, so maybe the series would benefit from being adapted to filming by toning it down.
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EVERYONE • 3 days ago
Review Secret Relationships Spoiler
The idea of a “deal” between two psychos to pretend to date each other so that neither of them would get to date the main lad is not believable because the man lad has agency even if the upper class treats him as a thing, and it clear that he was liking one of the psychos so it is really stupid that the psycho has refuses the opportunity for happiness.

The excuse the psycho provides is insane, not believable at all. I wish the writing was less absurd.

With one of the psychos being overtly violent the man lad should have recorded his threats to kill a person and file a report to police, but he did not, which is silly.

Why the main lad was not able to explain himself to his interest? There were many ways to do it.

Congee does not treat influenza.

The idea that the main lad love interest’s dying wish was the stupid presentation to continue is absurd, not believable. There is no way a normal person would be able to run through PowerPoint slides while in the state of extreme shock and stress.

After a knife attack in the belly area, you are not supposed to grab and hug the person, not kisses are recommended because they can cause desire spikes that can not be fulfilled while this wound is not healed enough, and you would not be able to consume solid foods or even foods at all for a while (intravenous nutrients are provided instead).

The actors can not kiss!
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Replying to EVERYONE • 3 days ago
Title Secret Relationships Spoiler
The series has a CORE believability issue as well as typical limitations for SK/JP on the intimacy scenes which…
A better title for this drama should say “MANIAC relationships” because the main lad is a sort of masochist with the Stockholm syndrome, but it does happen in real life.

Also, yes, the SK society is classist, and the rich so think of the poor as subhuman, even though it is never said outloud.

It is not believable that the main lad would not know in whose company he is working at.

The idea of a “deal” between two psychos to pretend to date each other so that neither of them would get to date the main lad is not believable because the man lad has agency even if the upper class treats him as a thing, and it clear that he was liking one of the psychos so it is really stupid that the psycho has refuses the opportunity for happiness.

The excuse the psycho provides is insane, not believable at all. I wish the writing was less absurd.

With one of the psychos being overtly violent the man lad should have recorded his threats to kill a person and file a report to police, but he did not, which is silly.

Why the main lad was not able to explain himself to his interest? There were many ways to do it.

Congee does not treat influenza.

The idea that the main lad love interest’s dying wish was the stupid presentation to continue is absurd, not believable. There is no way a normal person would be able to run through PowerPoint slides while in the state of extreme shock and stress.

After a knife attack in the belly area, you are not supposed to grab and hug the person, not kisses are recommended because they can cause desire spikes that can not be fulfilled while this wound is not healed enough, and you would not be able to consume solid foods or even foods at all for a while (intravenous nutrients are provided instead).

The actors can not kiss!
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On Secret Relationships • 3 days ago
The series has a CORE believability issue as well as typical limitations for SK/JP on the intimacy scenes which makes them look absurd.

Though it is not boring at all, very watchable still.
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Replying to Adria22 • 3 days ago
But I am still sad about KBL's being too scared to do some proper passionate kisses or NC scenes. Except for The…
The “kiss” at the end of this serie is laughable because the actors still have to prove to viewers that they are not gay.

This is the state of SK’s society, though Japan is similar.
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BL Compilations • 3 days ago
I personally have no issues with media exploring the issue of abusive relationships because it is what actually happen in real life.

What I do have an issue with here is the central premise of the story that is blatantly contrived and not believable. This is distracting, pulls away from submerging in the world authors create.
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Queen • 3 days ago
Not sure that this is much of progress because the core issue the story is revolving about is too contrived and unbelievable. It is complete insanity that can not happen in real life at all.

But besides this the quality of this series is superb, indeed.
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Replying to Eliot_Rulez • 4 days ago
I don't think this goes beyond realism. This does happen as sad as it is.
Not in Japan to this degree, thankfully.
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