The. Most. Beautiful. Lovemaking. Scene. In. the. History. of. BL. My life is now complete, and I can die a happy man. :)
I am going to do a re-viewing this evening to catch a few tips from these two. There is one position I am dying to figure out...and do it myself. :D
Overall, given developments in both couples' relationships, this is one of the most moving eps in the series so far. But...in regard to what we saw in the last few minutes...what the hell is happeninggggggggggggg?!!
Back to the love scene: Jed and Chu are of such complementary body types, features, and demeanors...you just can't beat that for overall beauty.
I've a feeling we may be in for a similar scene between couple #2. :P I certainly hope so.
She has done this for many, many years. It's nothing new.
You are a liar, and I will not respond after this reply. I have never criticized IU or anyone else for donating to charities. I have criticized her glaringly obvious attempts to leverage that giving for PR purposes. Nevertheless, you keep claiming I have done the opposite, which is, you know, a lie. Now f**k off and move on with your own boring life.
Not your "bud," doofus. You've made it clear YOU give a rat's ass, not only about how they publicize their charitable giving, but that anyone would dare to criticize that transparent act. You can't go on and on with this discussion out one side of your mouth and claim to not "give a rats bottom how they do charity" out of the other side. Well, you can go on and on, but it reveals your bogus mindset.
Your backtracking on trashing the US in general is obvious and lame. Your pretense that your own thinking, habits, and perspective haven't been shaped by the places you have lived your life is amusing and kind of sad.
This movie is fine/good, but not spectacular. I spent much of the time feeling I was watching all the historical K-movie tropes I've seen a hundred times before. Not that I didn't enjoy it, but it's nothing terribly original, either.
What sets it apart is the always-stellar Yoo Hai Jin, whose village chief is the emotional core of the movie. Whether comedy or drama, and in this case, it's both, he is a phenomenal actor. Park Ji Hoon is excellent, too, but he's being given Academy Award nominations below, yet he was on-screen half as much as YHJ and mostly only had to do his fantastic job of tearing up and dazzling us with his gorgeous smile. The AA nominations are because PJH is pretty and YHJ is, well, not.
I recently stumbled across a YT video, some silly game show BigBang was on a hundred years ago. So G-Dragon squares off in a crying contest against this six or seven-year-old kid, who turns out to be none other than Park Ji Hoon. Within 30 seconds, PJH was sobbing real tears, and G-Dragon was dry as a bone. lol True story.
I thought, "No wonder he's a terrific adult actor; he has forged his natural gift for emoting into a formidable instrument."
I believe the cultural divide between South Koreans and non-South Koreans is eliminating us from feeling just…
Yes, PJH was very good here, but the emotional core of the story was the village chief, played spectacularly by Yoo Hai Jin, who always delivers. HE is the star of this film.
PJH is a great actor and will only get better and better, but right now he gets the kudos on MDL because he's far prettier than YHJ.
When celebrities and people of influence make their major donations public it helps the causes by informing the…
I'm hanging on to the 60s by one year...can't believe I'm this old. You got busy young, to already have great-grands. My four grands are all 8 and under. :)
She has done this for many, many years. It's nothing new.
Dear IU's PR team/mom/dad,
You are a clown. Only fools like you, in a desperate bid to intensify your parasocial relationship with IU, would respond multiple times to an internet rando whose opinion about unimportant things you do not care about.
Stop making up and putting quote marks around assertions I did not make and words I did not use, so you can respond as if I did. Doing so reveals how weak your BS is.
Never said IU gets to deduct the entire amount of a charitable donation. (Only a fool would imply that reducing one's tax burden by 25-35% of the money donated isn't significant.) Never said a charitable deduction is "free money." Never attacked IU for making charitable donations. Never said this is the first time IU has shamelessly flogged her charitable giving for PR purposes. I wasn't aware she's been doing that for 15 years. Good to know. You don't understand the word "parasocial."
Your gigantic cut-paste of tax laws in Korea is hilarious. Be sure to highlight that when you share screen grabs of it with IU's PR team, assuming you're not on the team already, in which case you suck at what you do.
Tr*mp will soon be gone, but you'll remain envious. I'm not going to waste time defending the US. There are plenty of fucked-up things about it, #1 being the number of people who voted for him and put him in office. At least 40% of Americans are morons who read at or below the sixth-grade level.
Let that sink in.
Meanwhile, we have the largest economy in the world, and it's not even close. People the world over follow US politics and culture. Most art/music/pop culture trends come out of the US. That's just a fact. This is because people like you the world over watch every move we make.
I love that you write, "...judging people across the world is a very Murican thing to do." in your second comment in which you judge me and the US. lol
I love and follow/watch Asian cinema/dramas almost exclusively. I will judge what I see and hear accordingly and share the same. I don't care what you think about that, because apparently, you believe judging an actor or a movie is "judging" the entire country it came out of, which is absurd.
She has done this for many, many years. It's nothing new.
Clearly, you lack reading comprehension: "If she wouldn't do it, idiots like you would cry and say, "Why is she not donating when she's a millionaire?"
I did not criticize her donating, you fool, I criticized her publicizing it to polish her image and thus, her pocketbook. There are a thousand secure ways for famous people to make donations anonymously. I know this because two of my clients are non-profits that have received donations from well-known people. No one will ever know about those donations because they were done quietly, in such a way that keeps identifying information under wraps. This is the OPPOSITE of what your beloved IU did, because the donations are, for her, as much a PR opportunity as a tax write-off opportunity.
So, please, IU, give LOTS of money to charity! Just do it privately and anonymously if you don't want to be accused of doing it for publicity.
Why would I need IU to "know" me to criticize her for tacky PR stunts? Only sad and lonely people attack randos on the internet who have dared to slam the object of their parasocial relationship fantasies. IU doesn't know or care about you. She will never know that you ranted at an internet rando who criticized her on MDL.
And, finally, we have the always lame fallback tactic of slamming someone as being an "American," because you don't live here and are bitter and jealous about it. How sad.
When celebrities and people of influence make their major donations public it helps the causes by informing the…
What was Henry's response to the color choice? Didn't he produce it only in black? :D
On edit: I looked it up: HF famously said that "...customers could have "any color... so long as it is black." :) That was pretty much the case from 1914-1925, but after that Ford began offering color options. :)
Thanks for inspiring me to learn something new today.
When celebrities and people of influence make their major donations public it helps the causes by informing the…
Well, damn, now you went and made me feel like a douche bag. :P Apology not accepted, though, because you don't owe me one. :)
I live in the US, too. I work in PR/Mktg. Two of my clients are non-profits. I know all about charitable giving, which is how I know there are many ways for even very famous people to give, and give generously, without anyone ever knowing about it.
Oh look, eldio, who "doesn't care what celebrities do," is back to cry about some rando crying about IU publicizing her charitable giving.
And look, eldio, who "doesn't care what celebrities do," knows all about Johnny Depp going to a children's hospital dressed as Jack Sparrow and Leo DiCaprio promoting nature conservation, and both being called out as doing it for publicity, even though eldio totally "doesn't care what celebrities do."
I know more than you've forgotten about social licensing, tax benefits of charitable giving, etc. I work in PR/Marketing. Two of my medium-sized clients are non-profits. That's how I know there are plenty of ways for famous people to give without anyone ever knowing about it. They do it all the time. Quietly. Privately. In a manner opposite to what IU did here.
Get a grip on your own out-of-control BS, eldio, who "doesn't care what celebrities do," but is back with a third comment crying at a rando who was crying about something a celebrity did. You know, even though eldio "doesn't care what celebrities do."
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The. Most. Beautiful. Lovemaking. Scene. In. the. History. of. BL.
My life is now complete, and I can die a happy man. :)
I am going to do a re-viewing this evening to catch a few tips from these two. There is one position I am dying to figure out...and do it myself. :D
Overall, given developments in both couples' relationships, this is one of the most moving eps in the series so far.
But...in regard to what we saw in the last few minutes...what the hell is happeninggggggggggggg?!!
Back to the love scene: Jed and Chu are of such complementary body types, features, and demeanors...you just can't beat that for overall beauty.
I've a feeling we may be in for a similar scene between couple #2. :P
I certainly hope so.
Thanks for all the information, IU's mom/dad/PR team.
Unfortunately, you suck at what you do.
I have never criticized IU or anyone else for donating to charities.
I have criticized her glaringly obvious attempts to leverage that giving for PR purposes.
Nevertheless, you keep claiming I have done the opposite, which is, you know, a lie.
Now f**k off and move on with your own boring life.
You've made it clear YOU give a rat's ass, not only about how they publicize their charitable giving, but that anyone would dare to criticize that transparent act. You can't go on and on with this discussion out one side of your mouth and claim to not "give a rats bottom how they do charity" out of the other side. Well, you can go on and on, but it reveals your bogus mindset.
Your backtracking on trashing the US in general is obvious and lame.
Your pretense that your own thinking, habits, and perspective haven't been shaped by the places you have lived your life is amusing and kind of sad.
I spent much of the time feeling I was watching all the historical K-movie tropes I've seen a hundred times before. Not that I didn't enjoy it, but it's nothing terribly original, either.
What sets it apart is the always-stellar Yoo Hai Jin, whose village chief is the emotional core of the movie. Whether comedy or drama, and in this case, it's both, he is a phenomenal actor.
Park Ji Hoon is excellent, too, but he's being given Academy Award nominations below, yet he was on-screen half as much as YHJ and mostly only had to do his fantastic job of tearing up and dazzling us with his gorgeous smile. The AA nominations are because PJH is pretty and YHJ is, well, not.
I recently stumbled across a YT video, some silly game show BigBang was on a hundred years ago. So G-Dragon squares off in a crying contest against this six or seven-year-old kid, who turns out to be none other than Park Ji Hoon. Within 30 seconds, PJH was sobbing real tears, and G-Dragon was dry as a bone. lol True story.
I thought, "No wonder he's a terrific adult actor; he has forged his natural gift for emoting into a formidable instrument."
8/10
HE is the star of this film.
PJH is a great actor and will only get better and better, but right now he gets the kudos on MDL because he's far prettier than YHJ.
BS
You and your type are the reason MDL ratings mean nothing, except as an upside-down metric for what is good and what is bad.
Our histories are similar.
I have a son and two daughters, and a nice relationship with my ex, as well. :D
You got busy young, to already have great-grands. My four grands are all 8 and under. :)
You are a clown.
Only fools like you, in a desperate bid to intensify your parasocial relationship with IU, would respond multiple times to an internet rando whose opinion about unimportant things you do not care about.
Stop making up and putting quote marks around assertions I did not make and words I did not use, so you can respond as if I did. Doing so reveals how weak your BS is.
Never said IU gets to deduct the entire amount of a charitable donation.
(Only a fool would imply that reducing one's tax burden by 25-35% of the money donated isn't significant.)
Never said a charitable deduction is "free money."
Never attacked IU for making charitable donations.
Never said this is the first time IU has shamelessly flogged her charitable giving for PR purposes. I wasn't aware she's been doing that for 15 years. Good to know.
You don't understand the word "parasocial."
Your gigantic cut-paste of tax laws in Korea is hilarious. Be sure to highlight that when you share screen grabs of it with IU's PR team, assuming you're not on the team already, in which case you suck at what you do.
I'm not going to waste time defending the US. There are plenty of fucked-up things about it, #1 being the number of people who voted for him and put him in office. At least 40% of Americans are morons who read at or below the sixth-grade level.
Let that sink in.
Meanwhile, we have the largest economy in the world, and it's not even close. People the world over follow US politics and culture. Most art/music/pop culture trends come out of the US. That's just a fact. This is because people like you the world over watch every move we make.
I love that you write, "...judging people across the world is a very Murican thing to do." in your second comment in which you judge me and the US. lol
I love and follow/watch Asian cinema/dramas almost exclusively.
I will judge what I see and hear accordingly and share the same.
I don't care what you think about that, because apparently, you believe judging an actor or a movie is "judging" the entire country it came out of, which is absurd.
You have nothing, so you attempt to insult me because I live in a country to which you feel inferior. Pathetic.
"If she wouldn't do it, idiots like you would cry and say, "Why is she not donating when she's a millionaire?"
I did not criticize her donating, you fool, I criticized her publicizing it to polish her image and thus, her pocketbook. There are a thousand secure ways for famous people to make donations anonymously. I know this because two of my clients are non-profits that have received donations from well-known people. No one will ever know about those donations because they were done quietly, in such a way that keeps identifying information under wraps. This is the OPPOSITE of what your beloved IU did, because the donations are, for her, as much a PR opportunity as a tax write-off opportunity.
So, please, IU, give LOTS of money to charity! Just do it privately and anonymously if you don't want to be accused of doing it for publicity.
Why would I need IU to "know" me to criticize her for tacky PR stunts? Only sad and lonely people attack randos on the internet who have dared to slam the object of their parasocial relationship fantasies.
IU doesn't know or care about you. She will never know that you ranted at an internet rando who criticized her on MDL.
And, finally, we have the always lame fallback tactic of slamming someone as being an "American," because you don't live here and are bitter and jealous about it. How sad.
Didn't he produce it only in black? :D
On edit: I looked it up:
HF famously said that "...customers could have "any color... so long as it is black." :)
That was pretty much the case from 1914-1925, but after that Ford began offering color options. :)
Thanks for inspiring me to learn something new today.
I live in the US, too. I work in PR/Mktg. Two of my clients are non-profits. I know all about charitable giving, which is how I know there are many ways for even very famous people to give, and give generously, without anyone ever knowing about it.
Have a good one!
And look, eldio, who "doesn't care what celebrities do," knows all about Johnny Depp going to a children's hospital dressed as Jack Sparrow and Leo DiCaprio promoting nature conservation, and both being called out as doing it for publicity, even though eldio totally "doesn't care what celebrities do."
I know more than you've forgotten about social licensing, tax benefits of charitable giving, etc. I work in PR/Marketing. Two of my medium-sized clients are non-profits. That's how I know there are plenty of ways for famous people to give without anyone ever knowing about it. They do it all the time. Quietly. Privately. In a manner opposite to what IU did here.
Get a grip on your own out-of-control BS, eldio, who "doesn't care what celebrities do," but is back with a third comment crying at a rando who was crying about something a celebrity did.
You know, even though eldio "doesn't care what celebrities do."
You're a hoot.