I have concluded that Silly Lily is most likely not an actual person but a screen name under which anyone on the MDL staff can post. The name is almost exclusively used for garbage articles like this one promoting yet another faux "controversy."
Oh dear... a "growing" controversy, a cast "engulfed" in criticism, who will "never be allowed to appear in films again," disappointment that has been "expressed," reviews made "private."
How will the director and cast ever survive as their film remains #1 at the box office and rakes in the cash? 😂🤣😂
After my first watch three years ago, I gave it another go and didn't dislike it nearly as much as my comment below suggests. Wasted potential perhaps; no, definitely, but this time it kept me interested enough to make it all the way through.
There are many gay characters, but interestingly, the plot/story is not all that gay. Which is...OK.
Upping my rating from 1/10 😂 to 7/10. Quite an improvement!
MY friend, I only discovered this yesterday and thought like you, but something made me continue. Have now watched…
Hey there, MY friend. 😁 It's always nice to see you in these rooms.
I saw "Four Hands"' poster, but it looked/sounded like a bromance trying to sell itself as a BL, so didn't add it to my watchlist. But if YOU say it's "beyond, beyond," who am I to not give it a go? ☺️
I hope you're well. Pleases say hello from me to my/your boyfriend. 🤭😋🤫
Damnn this whole Qtip thing in BLs is Damnn cringe 😭 always I feel like they need to put little more work on…
The trunk thing is demeaning af, which is the point. The mental/emotional abuse that young man suffers is likely more damaging than the physical (the wounds from which everyone pretends not to see).
My comment is meant to mock the MDL concern trolls who see "grooming" for sex in every kind gesture from an older to a younger person.
Gen Z is sex-phobic in general, but it sees "age gap" relationships as horrific crimes against morality (THEIR morality). To such people, a two-year age gap within a teen romance is cause for alarm, and a 21-31 age gap is reason for much gasping and pearl-clutching. They can't explain WHY they're gasping and clutching, but they know YOU are "sick" and a "pedo" if you ask them to do so. Another thing they can't do is look up the definition of "pedophilia."
All of which can be as entertaining as it is appalling. What they absolutely do not get is that their view of this and many other matters concerning sex and relationships, is regressive af and just as Puritanical as that of their great-grandmother's.
Could you expand a bit on why you think that is cute?I mean...even most kindergartners don't kiss like that. ☺️
lol I'm honestly not trying to be argumentative, but you're not answering the "why" of my questions. I'm interested. So why would you not expect two grown male police officers, one of whom has been out for a long time, not to have a "mature strong kiss?" How was it "not needed?" And how were the characters "always so different from that?"
I'm not challenging you and if you don't want to reply, that's cool. I ask all this because to me, two grown gay men should be expected to kiss like human beings, it WAS needed, and the characters are NOT different from that. ☺️ They're late 20s and late 30s in age. Men that age are in their sexual prime; they kiss for real. I know; I'm one. 😁😉😋
I didn't mean to imply that Lily is an outlier; she's anything but.
It's a classic Lily Phallus tactic.
How will the director and cast ever survive as their film remains #1 at the box office and rakes in the cash? 😂🤣😂
Oh, Lily, you crazy b*tch, don't ever change. 🤣
She's shameless, isn't she?
Wasted potential perhaps; no, definitely, but this time it kept me interested enough to make it all the way through.
There are many gay characters, but interestingly, the plot/story is not all that gay.
Which is...OK.
Upping my rating from 1/10 😂 to 7/10.
Quite an improvement!
It's always nice to see you in these rooms.
I saw "Four Hands"' poster, but it looked/sounded like a bromance trying to sell itself as a BL, so didn't add it to my watchlist.
But if YOU say it's "beyond, beyond," who am I to not give it a go? ☺️
I hope you're well.
Pleases say hello from me to my/your boyfriend. 🤭😋🤫
Our tastes are...different. 😂
The mental/emotional abuse that young man suffers is likely more damaging than the physical (the wounds from which everyone pretends not to see).
In fact, after hanging out here for a few years, I'm sure they don't.
What are some of your favorite dramas?
Gen Z is sex-phobic in general, but it sees "age gap" relationships as horrific crimes against morality (THEIR morality). To such people, a two-year age gap within a teen romance is cause for alarm, and a 21-31 age gap is reason for much gasping and pearl-clutching.
They can't explain WHY they're gasping and clutching, but they know YOU are "sick" and a "pedo" if you ask them to do so.
Another thing they can't do is look up the definition of "pedophilia."
All of which can be as entertaining as it is appalling.
What they absolutely do not get is that their view of this and many other matters concerning sex and relationships, is regressive af and just as Puritanical as that of their great-grandmother's.
In a nutshell, Gen Z are the Neo (new)-Puritans.
It's nice to be understood, Hoomans. 😉
Thanks.
I'm a mean bastard.
If something is so bad (to me) that I drop it, I usually give it a 1/10. 🤫😮
I'm honestly not trying to be argumentative, but you're not answering the "why" of my questions.
I'm interested.
So why would you not expect two grown male police officers, one of whom has been out for a long time, not to have a "mature strong kiss?"
How was it "not needed?"
And how were the characters "always so different from that?"
I'm not challenging you and if you don't want to reply, that's cool.
I ask all this because to me, two grown gay men should be expected to kiss like human beings, it WAS needed, and the characters are NOT different from that. ☺️
They're late 20s and late 30s in age.
Men that age are in their sexual prime; they kiss for real.
I know; I'm one. 😁😉😋