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  • Last Online: May 29, 2025
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Between A Rock And A Hard Place
On Parasite • Aug 13, 2019
Title Parasite
That old rag smell was the smell of poverty. Ah, the condescendance of the wealthy!
And the cowboys and Indians birthday party, now that's a real trauma for Da-song! No amount of Art Therapy is ever going to fix that sh*t.

I upped my rating from a 6.5 to a 7.5 after watching the last 15 minutes of the film.
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On Wrath of Silence • Aug 13, 2019
There are no worse animals than humans.
The ironic twist of a life saved versus a life taken was disheartening.
And to think that this was based on a true story... Poor (real life) Zhang Lei!

OH, AND VEGETARIANS & VEGANS, PLEASE REFRAIN FROM WATCHING THIS FILM!
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On Papadol! • Aug 13, 2019
Title Papadol!
This gives us a great insight into the lives of (Asian) idols, the demands thrust upon them, and the often outrageous (from a westerner's perspective) sacrifices that are expected of them by their management companies and fans.
There is not much romance, just life's struggles and the heartwarming family moments when the obstacles are overcome.
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On Saving My Stupid Youth • Aug 12, 2019
Starts out slow, but ends with a bang. Stick through the series even if you feel like dropping it in the early episodes. Episode 6 through 10 are excellent! I particularly loved Cosme's storyline, and the emphasis on forgiveness and redemption.
I laughed out loud and hard so many times. Very well done!
One of the rare dramas I would love to rewatch...
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On Samurai Sensei • Aug 12, 2019
I have seen a number of time-travel themed movies and dramas; this one in particular reminds me of the French comedic trilogy Les Visiteurs.
Light and entertaining.
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On I Just Wanna Hug You • Aug 11, 2019
A very beautiful film, an ode to living life in spite of one's disabilities.
Keiko Kitagawa's acting was absolutely superb, especially the recovery scenes after the car accident; brilliant! Knowing that this was based on a true story is one thing, seeing the little surprise at the end was another... I could not help but cry.
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On I Hate You, I Love You • Aug 9, 2019
OMG, who needs an enemy when you have a friend like Sol?!
Though the incompetence of the Thai Police seriously irked me, and there was no retribution for Jo’s actions, I thought the ending was great. Can you imagine what those two are going to do to one another?

Sol + Ai (Your Garden Variety Psychopaths) x Tiger (Your Grieving Guilt-Ridden Slut) ÷ Nana (From Wherever She Is) = Love Triangle From Hell

If there is ever a Season 2, those 3 are not going to make it out alive, lol.
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On My Best Summer • Aug 9, 2019
耿耿于怀 Gěng Gěng Yú Huái / Meaning: To take troubles to heart.
This is a nice one.
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On Don't Cry, Mommy • Aug 9, 2019
This is one of those stories you never forget... A haunting film.... Very sad, and triggering.
I saw the film when it came out 6 or 7 years ago; I never forgot it, yet never had the courage to rewatch it again.
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On Blind Mountain • Aug 3, 2019
I recall crying when I watched this amazing film 11 or 12 years ago. It left an indelible mark in my memory; I would never forget it.
The above synopsis unfortunately spoils it. It is an emotionally tasking watch, so be prepared, but it is a definite must-see. Another film, which I saw shortly after was Cherries. Please check it out.
https://kisskh.at/5380-cherries
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On Cherries • Aug 3, 2019
Title Cherries
I recall loving this film when I saw it years ago.
I highly recommend it.
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