Well done. It's a quiet film. Not much happens. But what does happen feels real and evokes a feeling and mood I spent far too much of my life experiencing over and over again.
It has nothing to do with Kpop. Being a good person is not easy at all, actually, it's one of the hardest thing…
"...needs to shove it down others' throats." lol What a naked Freudian slip on your part. Alas, no matter how fervently you wish it, I'll not be shoving anything of mine down your bilious throat, Knetz.
Aside from that, is someone forcing you to read my comments? No? You're doing it on your own? And you haven't blocked me either? That's revealing.
The chip on your shoulder and the burdensome grudge you carry towards me for being brighter than you gives me immense pleasure. I'm guessing you've recently been batted down here on MDL for slandering actors, also. That must be frustrating for you. I'm glad.
The combined weight of all that resentment and self-hatred will break you one day. Knowing that has brightened my evening.
It has nothing to do with Kpop. Being a good person is not easy at all, actually, it's one of the hardest thing…
You're not perceptive, are you?
At no point did this actor assert that she is any better a person than anyone else. At no point did I assert anything negative about her; only that the commenter I replied to has no way of knowing anything about her either, good or bad.
From your tone, I'm guessing you're a Knetz; all too eager to imagine things nobody said, fantasize someone is "good" when they said no such thing, and most of all, raring to jump all over her and harass her to suicide once she is revealed as being human.
It has nothing to do with Kpop. Being a good person is not easy at all, actually, it's one of the hardest thing…
You don't know anything about this woman. She could boil babies for dinner each night; it's just that Koreaboo and Dispatch don't have pap pics of her doing it yet.
Your believing she is "a good person," any more or less so than any other idol or actor, is naive. I know nothing about her, but I know a lot about Kpop, and the Knetz who have driven far too many idols to an early grave. That this one has survived into her 30s is the result of luck, not pure soul or flawless behavior.
Lots of Korean entertainers who were "good people" took their own lives after being relentlessly tortured and publicly humiliated until they reached their breaking point. This young lady should be careful: The fact that this headline was written over an article about her makes her a target for the paps/press/knetz who will make it their business to prove she is NOT a "good person."
Episode 3: Just before Ba U made the move to ______ Ji Hun (MDLers: "omg...it's sexual assault/rape/forced intimacy/non-con/dub-con/tri-con!), I thought "I know you want to ______ him, Ba U, but since everyone on MDL is going to scream you-know-what anyway, why not just pull his pants down and blow him instead?" And then...the 75th and 76th BL trope in this episode occurred.
Something Is Not Right: Cliche, cliche, cliche, cliche. cliche Trope, trope, trope, trope, trope Cliche/trope, cliche/trope, cliche/trope, cliche/trope, cliche/trope This situation is frustrating because the plot is toying with potentially interesting vibes, but the script is riddled with...cliches and tropes. The only one missing so far is slip/fall/catch, and I suspect it's coming soon.
However, the boys are exceedingly cute, not terrible actors, and...and...Jung Je Hyeon's LIPS. Those lips are my new reason for breathing. JJH officially has replaced Park Jae Chan of "Semantic Error" as the new bearer of the coveted BL title "Pillow Lips." I made this decision during episode 3. You're welcome.
Before starting episode 3, I want to say that the classic BL overheard-but-misunderstood-conversation trope at the end of ep. 2 is one of the clumsiest, most ham-handed I've seen in all my decades of BL-watching.
omfg how delusional can someone get, he’s not get let you hit it bro, matter of fact, he might give you some…
Your comments are among the most grammatically incoherent combinations of Knetz trash-talk, bro-speak, obscenities, insults, and stupidity I've encountered. But there is no trophy for that. Sorry.
This will be the last time I feed you, Knetz Killer Klown. Choke on it.
These actors are funny as hell and the story has potential, but there are multiple gigantic holes in the story, and I'm not even halfway through. With that being the case, the intermittent funny spots are too few and far between.
The BL record of shows that incorporate gangsterism and Yakuza stuff is dismal. However, this show's director helmed WBL 1 and Unknown, so there is hope.
On the other hand, he also directed the abortion that is "WBL Fighting Mr. 2nd" which is almost unbelievably bad. At least he didn't write WBL2's wildly incoherent story, but he also didn't step out from behind the camera as filming progressed and say "WTF is this becoming and how do we fix it?"
It's comical that even his two attempts to fix the mess that is WBL2, a "special episode" and a "special edition," still didn't get it done. He should have simply removed WBL2 from his bio and begun to act as though he didn't know what people who asked about it were referring to.
Sadly, this showed early promised, but I soon found myself struggling to pay attention. Despite what could have been a fun, sexy, romp of a story, the execution just isn't there to make it work. I took a break from it, intending to return, but a day later I couldn't work up the interest to do so.
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I will repeat myself once, then feed your suicide-enabling troll self no more:
"He was in MIDDLE SCHOOL at the time of the bullying..."
Get a life.
It's a quiet film. Not much happens. But what does happen feels real and evokes a feeling and mood I spent far too much of my life experiencing over and over again.
9/10
What a naked Freudian slip on your part. Alas, no matter how fervently you wish it, I'll not be shoving anything of mine down your bilious throat, Knetz.
Aside from that, is someone forcing you to read my comments? No? You're doing it on your own? And you haven't blocked me either? That's revealing.
The chip on your shoulder and the burdensome grudge you carry towards me for being brighter than you gives me immense pleasure. I'm guessing you've recently been batted down here on MDL for slandering actors, also. That must be frustrating for you. I'm glad.
The combined weight of all that resentment and self-hatred will break you one day. Knowing that has brightened my evening.
Well done.
9/10
At no point did this actor assert that she is any better a person than anyone else.
At no point did I assert anything negative about her; only that the commenter I replied to has no way of knowing anything about her either, good or bad.
From your tone, I'm guessing you're a Knetz; all too eager to imagine things nobody said, fantasize someone is "good" when they said no such thing, and most of all, raring to jump all over her and harass her to suicide once she is revealed as being human.
Glad my "rattling" got under your skin.
Your believing she is "a good person," any more or less so than any other idol or actor, is naive. I know nothing about her, but I know a lot about Kpop, and the Knetz who have driven far too many idols to an early grave. That this one has survived into her 30s is the result of luck, not pure soul or flawless behavior.
Lots of Korean entertainers who were "good people" took their own lives after being relentlessly tortured and publicly humiliated until they reached their breaking point. This young lady should be careful: The fact that this headline was written over an article about her makes her a target for the paps/press/knetz who will make it their business to prove she is NOT a "good person."
Because, well...that' the way it works.
Why hello, Knetz Killer Klown. Feeling desperate for blood tonight?
Just before Ba U made the move to ______ Ji Hun (MDLers: "omg...it's sexual assault/rape/forced intimacy/non-con/dub-con/tri-con!), I thought "I know you want to ______ him, Ba U, but since everyone on MDL is going to scream you-know-what anyway, why not just pull his pants down and blow him instead?" And then...the 75th and 76th BL trope in this episode occurred.
Something Is Not Right:
Cliche, cliche, cliche, cliche. cliche
Trope, trope, trope, trope, trope
Cliche/trope, cliche/trope, cliche/trope, cliche/trope, cliche/trope
This situation is frustrating because the plot is toying with potentially interesting vibes, but the script is riddled with...cliches and tropes.
The only one missing so far is slip/fall/catch, and I suspect it's coming soon.
However, the boys are exceedingly cute, not terrible actors, and...and...Jung Je Hyeon's LIPS.
Those lips are my new reason for breathing.
JJH officially has replaced Park Jae Chan of "Semantic Error" as the new bearer of the coveted BL title "Pillow Lips." I made this decision during episode 3. You're welcome.
So on to #4 and Pillow Lips.
This will be the last time I feed you, Knetz Killer Klown. Choke on it.
Dropped
1/10
On the other hand, he also directed the abortion that is "WBL Fighting Mr. 2nd" which is almost unbelievably bad. At least he didn't write WBL2's wildly incoherent story, but he also didn't step out from behind the camera as filming progressed and say "WTF is this becoming and how do we fix it?"
It's comical that even his two attempts to fix the mess that is WBL2, a "special episode" and a "special edition," still didn't get it done. He should have simply removed WBL2 from his bio and begun to act as though he didn't know what people who asked about it were referring to.
So, I guess this one could go either way.
Dropped
1/10