The first hour was amazing to watch. Fandy Fan has a wonderful smile, and it was really enjoyable to see him on screen. The character he played suited him very well. Terrance Lau also has a nice smile, and he portrayed the depressive mood beautifully. However, I got frustrated during the last forty minutes because it felt like the plot suddenly turned into one of those Korean dramas, where everything goes back to childhood. Actually, from the very first scene, it was obvious we were going to get that cliché of "they knew each other as kids," but oh well, the movie wasn't just about that cliché, of course. Zhong Yi Xiang’s death and the reason for it were also quite absurd. The first hour especially Gu Tian Yu slowly letting himself fall for him was really well done. In classic Asian BLs, there’s always an accidental kiss scene, and yes, that happened here too, but what can we do. I wish we had seen more of their intimate moments, but the writer decided to kill one of them off instead. Isn't there a single queer film with a happy ending? Anyway, because of the last 40 minutes, I gave it an 8.5 instead of a 10. Still, you'll enjoy the first hour, so I recommend watching it! I also really loved the Leslie Cheung references, they were such a nice touch.
Whatever it is between them, it's too precious to be experienced easily. But eventually, "that" thing had to happen to one of them..anyway, Siwan is a great actor 10/10
I like Korean movies and dramas where sexuality is expressed, I liked the author's close girlfriends, especially the elevator scene was good. The male lead was very good. Everyone seemed to fit their characters. Hwang Seon caught my attention. I recommend it, it was funny
An utterly terrible movie. So a woman has to be harassed first and then act like a prostitute to experience her sexual awakening? A disgusting film that portrays the fantasies of a perverted man. No need to say more about this awful thing don’t watch it
The series was really good, and since the episodes were short, I finished it very quickly. But there were a couple of things I didn’t quite like while watching. I don’t understand why women who don’t want children are not portrayed differently. There’s a woman who hasn’t wanted kids for 34 years, and then suddenly, after her friend gives birth, she decides she wants children and tries to reproduce like a rabbit. Now don’t get me wrong, the problem isn’t that a woman wants to have kids, but I just don’t get why they always have to change their minds after saying they don’t want any in the beginning. This is something I’ve observed not just in this show, but in others too— a woman says she doesn’t want children, then meets the perfect partner and decides to have them. That’s not something I enjoy seeing. Anyway, I was actually glad they didn’t end up having kids. Because even though Zeng Xue You is a good man, there are a few things they need to think through and work on before having children. A man who says he’ll move out for three years straight won’t suddenly do it after having a child. He’ll be like, “Babe, our expenses have gone up, let’s not move out— plus, my mom can help us take care of the baby.” I think they really need to move out as soon as possible.
You might think I’m criticizing the show too much after reading all this, but actually, I really liked it. Also, it was so nice to see Tseng Ching Hua in the series. If a man like him came into my life, I’d probably fall for him instantly. He also did a great job in *Your Name Engraved in Heaven*. I didn’t like episode 11 though— I don’t understand why older people are always so nosy about two grown adults' private lives. The series was really good overall, and it was enjoyable to watch. I recommend it.
People watch movies and dramas with all kinds of violence, murders, torture, war and all that it is totally ok…
Could you leave me alone for a bit? When I see violence, abuse, etc. in other series I watch, I feel uncomfortable with them too. The mental strain of the teacher does not mean anything to me because the teacher-student relationship is unethical and I find it disgusting. The fact that it exists in real life does not change anything either. I respect your expression of opinion, thank you.
You might think I’m criticizing the show too much after reading all this, but actually, I really liked it. Also, it was so nice to see Tseng Ching Hua in the series. If a man like him came into my life, I’d probably fall for him instantly. He also did a great job in *Your Name Engraved in Heaven*. I didn’t like episode 11 though— I don’t understand why older people are always so nosy about two grown adults' private lives. The series was really good overall, and it was enjoyable to watch. I recommend it.