I was like "oh, this drama serie can be a hit" then I saw it's a movie... But still, I'm craving for it. Great cast, great plot. It will be a hit, for sure !
I'm not sure. Celebrities have way more money and power than your average butcher or baker. They set an example…
Maybe they set an example but they still are human beings. They can't be perfect and we can't wait for them to be perfect, it's selfish. His career has really take a bad path (cancellations of contracts, less views for his current work and so on). I don't say it's as fair as being totally cancelled as she was, but it's just a beginning - maybe he's going to be cancelled too. But I can't say I'm waiting for that. I just wish that both of them will have what they wanted in the end (their respective career, and so on). I just wish for them to repent for their mistakes and to take a "better" path or at least to try not doing the sames mistakes as they did.
I want to support him because I find it sad that his past wrongdoing had a big butterfly effect on his actual life. I mean, I know how being bullied can destroy a person - I was bullied during most of my life. But if he reflected on himself, if he tried to make things right and so on, I believe that he deserves to have another chance, that he deserves to try living his own life with a new path. I just wish him the best for him and his surrondings. Hoping that he will never come back being a bully or anything else bad.
I love this drama but I can't stand the female lead... Selfish, useless, boring and so on... I really can't stand her character, acting as she is the only one in pain, the only one suffering then saying things like "you must have been hurt a lot too" but then, she continues acting like she is the only one suffering... I really can't find any way to feel compassion for her.
But in the other hand, the male lead is so charismatic. I really love his swing of moods, his acting too. The other leads are also good, even if I hope that Kang Jae will be more comprehensive about the insecurities of Se Ro and his behavior. I hope there will be some bromance moments too. And I really love the duo of Kim Hong and Ha Ma. They are so funny and cute together !
EDIT : here again, too much romance wasted the real potential of the plot... It's sad cuz the story would have been way more better without that useless romance...
When I saw the title I was like "Huh ? I know this one ?" and yeeeaaaah, it's a japanese remake of a great classic horror movie ! So happyyyyy. The japaneses are really great with horror. I'm craving for this one. And the CAST, mama, I'm waiting so much for that. My expectations are really high.
The acting is so weird and unnatural. But let's give it a try, the first episode was quite funny in a certain way. But even for a low-budget production, the writing is really poor I think
Give it a shot! I had some doubts, but I think the first episode did very well setting up the series!
I think you really have a short view of the real meaning of the genre... Maybe you are too new in it. And yes, I also don't want to continue having this endless debate, since you are too close about arguments/proof. But just try to be more open (and to not read articles bases on "fan opinions" but real ones... nor wikipedia pages ahah). I've got nothing against you too, but this debate will be endless since you are not even saying your own mind but just quoting another person's comment who quotes a wikipedia page and non truthfull articles... Buuuuuut, I'm talking to much right now ahah. Sorry if I sound rude, it's not on purpose (just too tired I guess), but I wish you a great continuation
Give it a shot! I had some doubts, but I think the first episode did very well setting up the series!
Sorry but since it's not even your comment, I'm not goind to read it. I'm just saying that even the director and the writer considered it as a BL and that you were making a confusion between each term. But saying that a BL is only a story with outrageous fantasies... That's really mean for the people who consider (as a right title) their work (that is not a outrageous fantasy) as a BL. Maybe you are new to this genre ? I don't know, but I'm not going to explain furthermore (it's friday night and I had a bad day so I'm really lazy to have this kind of endless debate). But try to consider the possibility that you are making a confusion
And I read a little about the comment of "Foreigner", and they are totally making mistakes. I mean, they just quoted the wikipedia page of "Yaoi". And a BL is not, originally, a Yaoi, just saying. If you really want to talk about history : literally, the "boy's love" genre is just a genre that regroups stories/pieces about homosexuals couple. Yaoi is a genre thaht contains "smut" and that is not focused on the story of the couple (or not that much...). And if you are also mistaken with shounen-ai, it's again another thing because a shounen-ai is a kind of mix between BL and bromance since the most of shounen-ai is just about a naive relationship between two males person.
And the mistake to say that BL = Yaoi, is a mistake that people are making since the Yaoi genre came from Japan. Because if you want to talk about history again, many people before 1970 considered their books/pieces and so on as a BL.
And you also have, as Foreigner said in their comment, just queer contents like only a gay character (with one sided love, for example or even when a character try to discover themselves and so on).
So I'm sorry but giving me a comment where the person just copy/pasted the wikipedia page... It's not going to convince me ; and giving non-official articles that were writing with personal opinion and not tangible arguments, it's also not goind to convince me... Futhermore, I don't know where this person seen the comment from the director, saying he doesn't considered his work as a BL since in a community press, he said he does...
So, I'm not saying that Foreigner is lying, but just quoting a wikipedia page and giving some articles certainly written by teenagers... If you want, I can give you real articles, writing by "expert" (queer directors/writers who created the genre in the cinema or even in novels, articles that talked about the real difference between each term and so on). Cuz I'm sorry, but again, a wikipedia page and non-officials sources are not interesting nor truthfull at all.
So, just as I said before, I'm not going furthermore. I just said what I thought and I'm not waiting for an answer. I wish you a good weekend. And even if I was crude sometimes in my words (too lazy to be tactfull), I still respect what you think, even if I find it easy when you are making arguments with a comment writing by another person where they themself only quote a wikipedia page and some non-official articles But theeeeere the end of my comment ahah. Happy weekend !
Maybe you're right but I think it's a hint about the evolution of the character. At first, he's like "a bad buddy"…
I heard about it like one year ago, that's why when they began to talk about it some months ago, I tought it will be airing soon. But then, they never talked about it again so I totally forget about it ahah
Give it a shot! I had some doubts, but I think the first episode did very well setting up the series!
I think you are really making a confusion about each term. Cuz a BL is a "boy's love", so litterally saying, it's a homosexual couple. We can consider that the first part of ITSAY is still only "gay" since they are just a couple at the very end of the drama. But definitely, they begin to be a couple and the second part will definitely be considered as a BL.
And not at all, I'm sorry but BL are not "outrageous fantasies". If you want, I can give you a very long lists of BL that are not fantasies but really realistic. A BL is just a story with a gay couple in it. A drama with "gay character" but not relationship is when there is just a "discovery" between two people of the same sex (just like the part in ITSAY when they touched each other body), or when there is a one-sided love.
(And a bromance is a "strong friendship" between two/more males people).
And I read that the director and the writer of ITSAY considered it as a BL, but a deep one since the first part was really focused on the discovery of each other mind and body.
So, I really respect what you are saying, but I think you are really confusing each term with each other
Maybe you're right but I think it's a hint about the evolution of the character. At first, he's like "a bad buddy"…
Nah, I think you were right ahah (I was the one overthining things ahah). I just totally forgot this series (Bad Buddy), since I tought it was canceled cuz they wasn't talking about it anymore
Give it a shot! I had some doubts, but I think the first episode did very well setting up the series!
Why do you not consider ITSAY a BL ? Cuz, it's definitely a BL if you watched it until the end ; not even mentionning the second part that will be airing, showing how their couple will be evolving. I think maybe you are making the mistake between gays/BL and bromance ? But definitely, ITSAY is not a bromance but a BL and a deep one
I just wish for them to repent for their mistakes and to take a "better" path or at least to try not doing the sames mistakes as they did.
But in the other hand, the male lead is so charismatic. I really love his swing of moods, his acting too. The other leads are also good, even if I hope that Kang Jae will be more comprehensive about the insecurities of Se Ro and his behavior. I hope there will be some bromance moments too.
And I really love the duo of Kim Hong and Ha Ma. They are so funny and cute together !
EDIT : here again, too much romance wasted the real potential of the plot... It's sad cuz the story would have been way more better without that useless romance...
And the CAST, mama, I'm waiting so much for that. My expectations are really high.
Buuuuuut, I'm talking to much right now ahah. Sorry if I sound rude, it's not on purpose (just too tired I guess), but I wish you a great continuation
Maybe you are new to this genre ? I don't know, but I'm not going to explain furthermore (it's friday night and I had a bad day so I'm really lazy to have this kind of endless debate). But try to consider the possibility that you are making a confusion
And I read a little about the comment of "Foreigner", and they are totally making mistakes. I mean, they just quoted the wikipedia page of "Yaoi". And a BL is not, originally, a Yaoi, just saying. If you really want to talk about history : literally, the "boy's love" genre is just a genre that regroups stories/pieces about homosexuals couple. Yaoi is a genre thaht contains "smut" and that is not focused on the story of the couple (or not that much...). And if you are also mistaken with shounen-ai, it's again another thing because a shounen-ai is a kind of mix between BL and bromance since the most of shounen-ai is just about a naive relationship between two males person.
And the mistake to say that BL = Yaoi, is a mistake that people are making since the Yaoi genre came from Japan. Because if you want to talk about history again, many people before 1970 considered their books/pieces and so on as a BL.
And you also have, as Foreigner said in their comment, just queer contents like only a gay character (with one sided love, for example or even when a character try to discover themselves and so on).
So I'm sorry but giving me a comment where the person just copy/pasted the wikipedia page... It's not going to convince me ; and giving non-official articles that were writing with personal opinion and not tangible arguments, it's also not goind to convince me... Futhermore, I don't know where this person seen the comment from the director, saying he doesn't considered his work as a BL since in a community press, he said he does...
So, I'm not saying that Foreigner is lying, but just quoting a wikipedia page and giving some articles certainly written by teenagers... If you want, I can give you real articles, writing by "expert" (queer directors/writers who created the genre in the cinema or even in novels, articles that talked about the real difference between each term and so on). Cuz I'm sorry, but again, a wikipedia page and non-officials sources are not interesting nor truthfull at all.
So, just as I said before, I'm not going furthermore. I just said what I thought and I'm not waiting for an answer. I wish you a good weekend. And even if I was crude sometimes in my words (too lazy to be tactfull), I still respect what you think, even if I find it easy when you are making arguments with a comment writing by another person where they themself only quote a wikipedia page and some non-official articles
But theeeeere the end of my comment ahah. Happy weekend !
And not at all, I'm sorry but BL are not "outrageous fantasies". If you want, I can give you a very long lists of BL that are not fantasies but really realistic. A BL is just a story with a gay couple in it. A drama with "gay character" but not relationship is when there is just a "discovery" between two people of the same sex (just like the part in ITSAY when they touched each other body), or when there is a one-sided love.
(And a bromance is a "strong friendship" between two/more males people).
And I read that the director and the writer of ITSAY considered it as a BL, but a deep one since the first part was really focused on the discovery of each other mind and body.
So, I really respect what you are saying, but I think you are really confusing each term with each other
I think maybe you are making the mistake between gays/BL and bromance ? But definitely, ITSAY is not a bromance but a BL and a deep one