It's telling that out of all the hateful, free-floating bile-spewers directing their fury at KSH in this thread, you select me, one of his few defenders, as the "rage-baiter."
Your rage-bait detector is of poor quality. That, or you're cos-playing as a neutral observer.
The commenters below attempting to express how much they liked this movie while pretending to NOT have liked the sex (of which there is massive amounts) are hilarious.
Are you familiar with the Bottle Neck Fly, an insect present in the U.S. during warm months? It appears similar to the common house fly, but is much larger and its neck/head is shiny blue/green.
The Bottle Neck Fly is known for its scavenging behavior and ability to rapidly spread disease. It is often seen swarming on rotten food, garbage, and animal turds, especially the fresh stuff that's nice, moist, and stinky.
You are a human Bottle Neck Fly, swarming the latest K-poop dropped from the pestilent buttholes of Allkpop, Soompi, Koreaboo, Dispatch, and other virulent cogs in the Great Korean Celebrity Suicide Machine; then bringing flecks of that crap stuck to your little peg legs over here to MD and likely a hundred other online comment threads, spreading diseased thinking everywhere you go.
Think of me as a giant can of Raid Bug Spray. BOOM! You are dead. Just like the dozens of celebrities your kind has driven to suicide over the last two decades. Now, crawl off into the bottom right-hand corner of your comment above and die slowly please. I mean that only in the figurative sense, of course.
Ah...I can already smell that the world is a better place without you. Figuratively speaking, naturally.
Note: I love the projection evident in your last shrieking sentence, complete with the exclamation point of course, because we all know that exclamation points change lies into truths, yes?! Anyway, I think we know who the "zombie" in this conversation is, as well.
THIS"Only possible in SK to continue pushing celebrities to severe depression and death. Only a nation of adult…
omg...I just read the trash article you linked to above. Nothing but prissy-pants judgementalism and finger-wagging from start to finish. A person who read it without knowing the context of the past two years would think Yoo walked away with a slap on the wrist after one night in jail and a $50 fine. Rather, he's lost two or three years of his career, been vilified in the press for two years, spent five months in jail, and has likely not had a restful night's sleep in all that time.
The article drips with disappointment that Yoo's movie is succeeding, that the public doesn't give af about his drug addiction other than that they hope he overcomes it, and that he hasn't committed suicide yet. The hope that those things might still happen is palpable. The writer is freaking scolding the public for not destroying Yoo permanently. So. Freaking. Sick.
And then, just below to the right of the article, I saw the headline, something to the effect of "Ji Soo draws a line between himself and KSH - I have never met him, he says." Well, he likely said he never met him because he never met him. good god. You cannot make this shit up.
I clicked away from that scummy page before I was tempted to read it. I need to take a shower now.
You know what is most horrifying? That this goes on to this extent even after the suicides of Lee Sun Kyun under similar circumstances, Kpop star Moon Bin, and several others just in the last two years on top of the dozens of other Korean celeb suicides over two decades. These immoral freaks are not bothered in the least. They don't pause for a breath before they're off and running to the next witch-hunt. Fuck them.
THIS"Only possible in SK to continue pushing celebrities to severe depression and death. Only a nation of adult…
Oh my gosh..."Amanza!" Perhaps the most affecting film/series about terminal illness I have seen. I have watched it at least three times. Jisoo is remarkable and heartbreaking, as is the acting/writing across the board. It blows my mind that was a television production (if I'm correct).
The other part of that show that blew me away was the animated sequences and the story they told for us of what was going on in his mind. If I had seen that style of animation on its own without the script and context I would not have believed it would move me so deeply. I was wrecked more with each watch because I knew what was coming.
Thank you for reminding me of that silly "controversy" about Jisoo bullying somebody if freaking junior high and how overblown it was. After watching Amanza and then reading his bio I knew the basics but had vaguely hoped it would blow over since it didn't amount to a hill of beans. Of course, I was wrong. Never underestimate the Knetz.
I will follow up on what he's up to in the Philippines and seek out his new work. That is an interesting choice for a place to start over. Japan seems like a first choice to me. Something starring Jisoo is bound to be one of the few good things I've seen out of the Philippines in ages. :P
I am hoping the phenomenal reviews and box office success of "The Match" with Yoo Oh In indicate some dents are being made in the culture of persecution in Korea. And there is another movie and a series already complete which will be released over the next few months. My naivete has been left behind though; the Knetz will hound Yoo about the Propofol thing to his dying day.
I wish he and Jisoo both would come to the U.S. and give Hollywood a shot. It's about time for Asian men to break out big into lead roles and while this country is massively fucked up right now, at least we don't harass people out of their careers for jr. high school bullying and drug addiction. We love second, third, and fourth chances. Sometimes a fifth!
Take care. Your comments here have been breaths of fresh air and sanity amid the madness.
Interesting...I have seen this exact Korean BL 46 times before.
ML so lacking in self-esteem that he barely registers on screen, with lifeless narration to match. ML so smarmy he leaves a trail of viscous ick behind him like a snail. Same, brainless misinterpretations and misunderstandings (or ARE they?!) as in the other 46 K-BLs. Same overly loud cell phone voice to ensure the person you don't want to hear your conversation from the other room hears it nonetheless. Soft-focus cinematography dialed as high as a Lifetime Christmas Movie. Lifeless, dull apartment/nothing on walls or furniture, zero signs of life. Lights left blazing as MLs have sex. Lights left blazing after MLs have sex, get up and put on sweats, then go back to bed. Same team of actors who play the office staff in all Korean BLs set in offices. Same, stiff, predictable dialogue as in the other 46 Korean BLs. Same bad acting as above... Same hilariously vague chit-chat about office tasks, contracts, etc. "Please spell-check this paragraph for me." lol Run the freaking spell-check yourself, dude. Various other cliches/tropes/shortcomings too numerous to mention. And oh, so much more (less?).
Nice making out in the early going, which was surprising for this type of BL. I expected dead fish kisses.
All this said, I am going to keep watching at least through one more ep because I have been without a fresh BL to watch for at least three weeks. That said, it's sad that I no longer eagerly anticipate K-BLs because this type of thing has become the norm.
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Your rage-bait detector is of poor quality. That, or you're cos-playing as a neutral observer.
No prude like an MDL prude. :D
Well, of course not. You might learn something. You might have to face how monstrous your behavior is.
Feel free to block me, Killer Knetz Klown.
https://gifdb.com/images/high/kdrama-secretly-greatly-funny-soo-hyun-bugc6zuupopi4tbn.webp
The Bottle Neck Fly is known for its scavenging behavior and ability to rapidly spread disease. It is often seen swarming on rotten food, garbage, and animal turds, especially the fresh stuff that's nice, moist, and stinky.
You are a human Bottle Neck Fly, swarming the latest K-poop dropped from the pestilent buttholes of Allkpop, Soompi, Koreaboo, Dispatch, and other virulent cogs in the Great Korean Celebrity Suicide Machine; then bringing flecks of that crap stuck to your little peg legs over here to MD and likely a hundred other online comment threads, spreading diseased thinking everywhere you go.
Think of me as a giant can of Raid Bug Spray. BOOM! You are dead. Just like the dozens of celebrities your kind has driven to suicide over the last two decades. Now, crawl off into the bottom right-hand corner of your comment above and die slowly please. I mean that only in the figurative sense, of course.
Ah...I can already smell that the world is a better place without you. Figuratively speaking, naturally.
Note: I love the projection evident in your last shrieking sentence, complete with the exclamation point of course, because we all know that exclamation points change lies into truths, yes?! Anyway, I think we know who the "zombie" in this conversation is, as well.
https://b4watch.com/movies/no-regret/
I pulled it up just minutes ago and it's working great. Enjoy!
The article drips with disappointment that Yoo's movie is succeeding, that the public doesn't give af about his drug addiction other than that they hope he overcomes it, and that he hasn't committed suicide yet. The hope that those things might still happen is palpable. The writer is freaking scolding the public for not destroying Yoo permanently. So. Freaking. Sick.
And then, just below to the right of the article, I saw the headline, something to the effect of "Ji Soo draws a line between himself and KSH - I have never met him, he says." Well, he likely said he never met him because he never met him. good god. You cannot make this shit up.
I clicked away from that scummy page before I was tempted to read it. I need to take a shower now.
You know what is most horrifying? That this goes on to this extent even after the suicides of Lee Sun Kyun under similar circumstances, Kpop star Moon Bin, and several others just in the last two years on top of the dozens of other Korean celeb suicides over two decades. These immoral freaks are not bothered in the least. They don't pause for a breath before they're off and running to the next witch-hunt. Fuck them.
The other part of that show that blew me away was the animated sequences and the story they told for us of what was going on in his mind. If I had seen that style of animation on its own without the script and context I would not have believed it would move me so deeply. I was wrecked more with each watch because I knew what was coming.
Thank you for reminding me of that silly "controversy" about Jisoo bullying somebody if freaking junior high and how overblown it was. After watching Amanza and then reading his bio I knew the basics but had vaguely hoped it would blow over since it didn't amount to a hill of beans. Of course, I was wrong. Never underestimate the Knetz.
I will follow up on what he's up to in the Philippines and seek out his new work. That is an interesting choice for a place to start over. Japan seems like a first choice to me. Something starring Jisoo is bound to be one of the few good things I've seen out of the Philippines in ages. :P
I am hoping the phenomenal reviews and box office success of "The Match" with Yoo Oh In indicate some dents are being made in the culture of persecution in Korea. And there is another movie and a series already complete which will be released over the next few months. My naivete has been left behind though; the Knetz will hound Yoo about the Propofol thing to his dying day.
I wish he and Jisoo both would come to the U.S. and give Hollywood a shot. It's about time for Asian men to break out big into lead roles and while this country is massively fucked up right now, at least we don't harass people out of their careers for jr. high school bullying and drug addiction. We love second, third, and fourth chances. Sometimes a fifth!
Take care. Your comments here have been breaths of fresh air and sanity amid the madness.
Interesting...I have seen this exact Korean BL 46 times before.
ML so lacking in self-esteem that he barely registers on screen, with lifeless narration to match.
ML so smarmy he leaves a trail of viscous ick behind him like a snail.
Same, brainless misinterpretations and misunderstandings (or ARE they?!) as in the other 46 K-BLs.
Same overly loud cell phone voice to ensure the person you don't want to hear your conversation from the other room hears it nonetheless.
Soft-focus cinematography dialed as high as a Lifetime Christmas Movie.
Lifeless, dull apartment/nothing on walls or furniture, zero signs of life.
Lights left blazing as MLs have sex.
Lights left blazing after MLs have sex, get up and put on sweats, then go back to bed.
Same team of actors who play the office staff in all Korean BLs set in offices.
Same, stiff, predictable dialogue as in the other 46 Korean BLs.
Same bad acting as above...
Same hilariously vague chit-chat about office tasks, contracts, etc. "Please spell-check this paragraph for me." lol Run the freaking spell-check yourself, dude.
Various other cliches/tropes/shortcomings too numerous to mention.
And oh, so much more (less?).
Nice making out in the early going, which was surprising for this type of BL. I expected dead fish kisses.
All this said, I am going to keep watching at least through one more ep because I have been without a fresh BL to watch for at least three weeks. That said, it's sad that I no longer eagerly anticipate K-BLs because this type of thing has become the norm.