"... as if we're in another BL fantasy world where everyone is gay and no one who isn't has a problem with it""Both…
Oh piss off, you know-it-all twit. I'm as gay as the Christmas Goose and know exactly what I'm talking about. You, on the other hand, have a self-righteous agenda the size of Mother Russia and chip on your shoulder even larger. I guess it's the deeply feared "Gay Agenda" the Christianist Psychos on the right are always shrieking about.
I carry with me plenty of open wounds and scars from being raised in a Christian closet and taught to hate myself every day of the week. You want to compete for who is most damaged? I'd beat your ass in a NY minute.
You're a tired cliche, a fanatic, and preachy as f**k. Take your "I'm superior because I am Super Gay Man" attitude and schtick and shove it. Go soak your head in a gay fantasy universe where everyone's gay and pink unicorns fly over rainbow-hued, puffs of cloud. Please keep it there until some of that bitchy anger is soaked out of you.
I've no interest in wasting time engaging with your type.
I think we can all agree that after Samul completed his training, he returned to Ansin to be at the side of his beloved, The Commander. The two of them ruled Ansin and all of northern Korea happily ever after.
But damn, the poor Koreans. Throughout history, if they weren't taking it from the Japanese to the east, they were getting hammered by the Chinese from the north. On and on, right up through WW 2 and the Korean War.
This is a potentially great historical war film, undercut by extreme implausibles/impossibles, in both technical/war and human relationship aspects. I almost dropped it half an hour in, but then it rapidly gained pace and kept my attention, until I started rolling my eyes at some of the absurdities. They are too numerous to list, and I don't want to spoil anything for those who may still want to watch it.
This is unfortunate, because the battle scenes were thrilling and expertly/convincingly rendered. CGI is top-notch. I saw nothing that looked fake, and there were plenty of opportunities for that to happen. Obviously, no expense was spared in the making of this flick. Awesome costumes/armor/etc also. If you're into battles for their own sake, go ahead and watch this.
Zo In Sung is fantastic as The Commander and all supporting players except for Nam Joo Hyuk are excellent. NJH is terrible, but seemed out of his depth at times, especially up against ZIS.
Even with all my whining, I'll still give this a solid C or 7/10 rating.
?? Are u ok? "The boy" is 17 going on 18, the teacher 26-27, so not that big of a difference. Besides, the love…
lol It's sad when Internet morons publicly display their moron-ishness. It's even sadder when they double-down and try to back up what they said with ever more moronic statements. It's clear you don't know what "pedophilia" is, so I will educate you:
Merriam Webster Dictionary - pedophilia : sexual perversion in which children are the preferred sexual object specifically : a psychiatric disorder in which an adult has sexual fantasies about or engages in sexual acts with a PREPUBESCENT child https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pedophilia
Note the word in all caps. I am pretty sure Doha has completed puberty and has had pubes for several years already.
Note: using the word "literally" does not make false statements true.
I just watched the episode, white ghost face where? plus the acting is better then 90% of thai bls. To make them…
Since it's clear you are blind, know nothing about acting, are unable to spot plastic surgery, see yourself as the comment police, and are partial to badly written Thai-style BLs, your opinions are irrelevant.
P.S. As an audience member, the looks of any actor are indeed my business. Did you know people have plastic surgery to change their...looks? It's true! So, when people put their plastic surgery in my face on a screen it is one hundred percent my business. It's silly to expect the audience to pretend they don't see what they see.
Perhaps you've had this same cheap nose job and are upset that I mentioned it? Sorry, I can't control that either.
To me, the kissing on the bed was convincing and hot. But when they stand up it's always what I call Mannequin…
I agree with this one hundred percent. There is nothing hotter, more moving, or more beautiful in film than a sex scene performed by actors who have fully committed to physical, romantic, and emotional intimacy.
Sadly, we don't see a lot of this in BL, but there have been a few. Off the top of my head: The leads in "Together With Me," Max and Tul. Those two set a high bar that Thailand hasn't met a second time. I know there are more but I'm blanking right now and it's late. Maybe I'll think up a list tomorrow.
Why are all these Thai BLs suddenly coming out of Korea? ick. Thank god that girl came along to wake me up for a few minutes. This show needs to double in pace. What is with the Korean BL makeup people and all the white face powder? It's a high school of vampires. And they never bother to blend it. They are vampires only from the neck up. These makeup people have never heard of "blending..." That teacher is shamelessly throwing herself at Yohung or whatever his name is. The flirtatiousness is embarrassing and absurd. I get a chuckle out of the lack of budget for extras. Empty hallways. Empty courtyards. Ghostly-empty coffee shops. It always saddens me when I see yet another Korean actor or idol with a cheap nose job, the one that makes them all look the same. Saddest of all is that most of them are attractive before the plastic surgery. It's not just celebrities though; Korea has one of the highest rates of plastic surgery in the world.
Korea - Highest rates of: Suicide Alcoholism Plastic surgery
What lessons can we learn from these three statistics?
This show is pretty bad but I'm not ready to drop it yet.
To me, the kissing on the bed was convincing and hot. But when they stand up it's always what I call Mannequin Kissing -two stiff bodies with neither lips nor body moving, which is bizarre and distracting. This is the director's fault, because as we saw in the bed scene, both of them are willing to make out for real.
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I carry with me plenty of open wounds and scars from being raised in a Christian closet and taught to hate myself every day of the week. You want to compete for who is most damaged? I'd beat your ass in a NY minute.
You're a tired cliche, a fanatic, and preachy as f**k. Take your "I'm superior because I am Super Gay Man" attitude and schtick and shove it. Go soak your head in a gay fantasy universe where everyone's gay and pink unicorns fly over rainbow-hued, puffs of cloud. Please keep it there until some of that bitchy anger is soaked out of you.
I've no interest in wasting time engaging with your type.
But damn, the poor Koreans. Throughout history, if they weren't taking it from the Japanese to the east, they were getting hammered by the Chinese from the north. On and on, right up through WW 2 and the Korean War.
This is a potentially great historical war film, undercut by extreme implausibles/impossibles, in both technical/war and human relationship aspects. I almost dropped it half an hour in, but then it rapidly gained pace and kept my attention, until I started rolling my eyes at some of the absurdities. They are too numerous to list, and I don't want to spoil anything for those who may still want to watch it.
This is unfortunate, because the battle scenes were thrilling and expertly/convincingly rendered. CGI is top-notch. I saw nothing that looked fake, and there were plenty of opportunities for that to happen. Obviously, no expense was spared in the making of this flick. Awesome costumes/armor/etc also. If you're into battles for their own sake, go ahead and watch this.
Zo In Sung is fantastic as The Commander and all supporting players except for Nam Joo Hyuk are excellent. NJH is terrible, but seemed out of his depth at times, especially up against ZIS.
Even with all my whining, I'll still give this a solid C or 7/10 rating.
"not reading all that..." is likely why you're so ignorant and pushy.
Stupid people act out. Well done.
Oh, sorry...is the above too long for you to read?
It's sad when Internet morons publicly display their moron-ishness.
It's even sadder when they double-down and try to back up what they said with ever more moronic statements. It's clear you don't know what "pedophilia" is, so I will educate you:
Merriam Webster Dictionary -
pedophilia
: sexual perversion in which children are the preferred sexual object
specifically : a psychiatric disorder in which an adult has sexual fantasies about or engages in sexual acts with a PREPUBESCENT child
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pedophilia
Note the word in all caps. I am pretty sure Doha has completed puberty and has had pubes for several years already.
Note: using the word "literally" does not make false statements true.
P.S. As an audience member, the looks of any actor are indeed my business. Did you know people have plastic surgery to change their...looks? It's true! So, when people put their plastic surgery in my face on a screen it is one hundred percent my business. It's silly to expect the audience to pretend they don't see what they see.
Perhaps you've had this same cheap nose job and are upset that I mentioned it? Sorry, I can't control that either.
Sadly, we don't see a lot of this in BL, but there have been a few. Off the top of my head:
The leads in "Together With Me," Max and Tul. Those two set a high bar that Thailand hasn't met a second time.
I know there are more but I'm blanking right now and it's late. Maybe I'll think up a list tomorrow.
Why are all these Thai BLs suddenly coming out of Korea? ick.
Thank god that girl came along to wake me up for a few minutes. This show needs to double in pace.
What is with the Korean BL makeup people and all the white face powder? It's a high school of vampires. And they never bother to blend it. They are vampires only from the neck up. These makeup people have never heard of "blending..."
That teacher is shamelessly throwing herself at Yohung or whatever his name is. The flirtatiousness is embarrassing and absurd.
I get a chuckle out of the lack of budget for extras. Empty hallways. Empty courtyards. Ghostly-empty coffee shops.
It always saddens me when I see yet another Korean actor or idol with a cheap nose job, the one that makes them all look the same. Saddest of all is that most of them are attractive before the plastic surgery. It's not just celebrities though; Korea has one of the highest rates of plastic surgery in the world.
Korea - Highest rates of:
Suicide
Alcoholism
Plastic surgery
What lessons can we learn from these three statistics?
This show is pretty bad but I'm not ready to drop it yet.
Weird makes for great drama.