Watching the first episode, I thought this was going to be a laugh riot, but each subsequent ep became lamer than the one before. By five or so, I was bored.
I'm independently wealthy. You've replied to every one of my replies to you, so what's YOUR excuse? Are you jobless or uneducated, or what? Please, get a life, or a job or both lmao.
As for comparing yourself, never mind. You're too dense to bother explaining to again.
Seeing this in the wide format is seeing it for the first time.
Watching in the vertical, I felt I was viewing it through a crack in the wall. Now, the story takes place in the real, whole-wide world and it is 100 times more enjoyable than before. Never again will I put myself through that vertical hell again. Wouldn't the ability to "re-edit" it to the wide format mean it was shot that way to begin with? Otherwise, nothing beyond that vertical sliver of space would have been recorded...yes? No?
Regardless, this little BL is now fully worthy of a full reaction, and mine is...YES! Charming, handsome leads, especially Lee Tae Hyung, who is entirely the character he plays, and 100% natural in his acting. He has an effortless, nonchalant, primal sexuality about him that serves the character well. His screen presence and charisma ooze from the screen.
This series' low budget kept the story tightly focused, with no frills, and that was to its advantage. While watching, I was reminded of how much peripheral BS gets included in lots of BLs, simply because there's money for extras, locations, etc. and a multiple-episode requirement to fill. That not being the case here freed everyone involved to put the effort/time/$$$ available where it mattered the most...the story. Nonetheless, the scenes not 100% focused on the MC, such as location shots for the film-within-a-film, were more than convincing.
Being available in wide-screen makes this eligible for my 30 Fave BLs list, and that's where it's going. I'm keeping my eye on Lee Tae Hyung. He could be a star.
FYI, I have never seen this actor in anything. I don't watch dramas and that's where his fame originates. I know this is beyond your comprehension, but I am not fangirling over a specific actor, I am "raging" against the vague yet relentless barrage of innuendo and character assassination people like you specialize in, and which leads to so many suicides.
As you claim to know, yet imply otherwise, this dude has not been charged with anything, and yet he's losing endorsements right and left and I've no doubt it will affect his opportunities to land new roles. Why wait for facts when rumors will work just as well? We're well on the way to another suicide. Are you excited at the prospect?
Oh, and his "statement?" It is a grand, pathetic example of a Korean celebrity bowing and scraping before the press and public, pretending to feel deep remorse and promising to reflect on things that are unproven, and which aren't a big deal even if they are true. He's using all the buzzwords celebrities use when caught up in the bizarre Korean ritual of public celebrity pre-execution. We're in the self-abasement/flagellation stage. If that doesn't help, we'll move on to the smoking charcoal phase. Are you thrilled at the prospect?
Lee Sun Kyun, who's been dead just over two years now, was never charged with anything either, you dunce. Yet, we know how that ended up. I bet you enjoyed that big show, too.
Your latest sleaze reply is another perfect example of the Knet/Kmedia technique of implying and assuming this and that, while covering your ass by claiming to be saying nothing at all.
If I've said nothing and am merely repeating myself in useless fashion, why do you keep responding, Knetz?
I think you need to ease up on your celeb-destruction obsession. Maybe go eat some grass.
lol"Apparently?" You didn't bother to find out before posting your Church Lady comment?Did you watch the…
I'm "on about" your stupid, incoherent comment regarding a movie you denounced and yet watched from start to finish. You imply sinister things about the actors, yet provide no backup info or links.
Your garbage comment is what I'm "on about," Knetz.
What's "it?" No charges have been finalized, and CEW's attorneys continue to dispute the government's spin on things. This is a classic Korean celebrity take-down.
What statement, Cloud? I don't know about any statement. Perhaps you could provide a link to the statement to which you refer? Is that too much to ask?
Or, am I supposed to go googling to find something YOU refer to in a comment? Sorry, that's your job.
Thanks for providing another example of assuming the truth of what has only been alleged, and then running with that to further trash whatever celebrity you're currently trying to run into the ground.
From the OP above: "but these money stolen from poor people, not rich people"
Hmmm...the OP disagrees with you. "Poor people, not rich people" pretty clearly means, you know, "poor people, not rich people," no matter how hard you try to twist things.
Now that we've sorted that out, I should reiterate my original point made in other parts of this thread: That CEW is not proven to have done anything wrong. If you believe the word of the infamously corrupt Korean government, which LOVES to target celebrities for the publicity it brings and potential career advancement it provides to individual bureaucrats, then you live on another planet and this discussion is mute.
The more basic point, that I make over and over under celeb-trashing articles like this, is that Lily Malice, you, and a zillion knetz adore jumping to the conclusion that anything that is alleged against a celebrity is true, giving you the excuse to begin destroying their career and potentially their life. And then, we get another K-Suicide, which is one of Korea's most reliable products, but which Koreans don't like to talk about.
If CEW underpaid his taxes, then an arrangement/payment plan can be made, or maybe he has enough $$$ to pay it all at once, I don't know. But, you've glossed over that he has appealed this decision, and further litigation is ahead, not that you care, because, of course, he stole all that money from "poor people," right?
I'm not disputing that, but much more tax money goes into all sorts of government programs that makes the rich richer and the corporations fatter. To imply, as your friend above did, that ALL tax money goes to the poor and thus anyone who underpays is "stealing" from the poor and only the poor, is silly. You might as well say that people who underpay taxes are stealing from millionaires, the well-connected, and fat-cat investors, all of which is fine by me.
I don't know who you and your likeminded buddies are, but as long as MDL keeps publishing Lily Malice's trash articles on the front page a hundred times a week, Lily Malice IS MDL.
Other than that, I agree with every word you wrote. Sadly, nobody inside Korea seems to think any of that is a problem. They love destroying celebrities, especially if it ends in a suicide, after which they pretend to be "shocked" and "saddened" and other such bullshit, as if it hasn't already happened dozens of times.
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5/10
Congrats.
"...sorry ass bitch..." lol
Your entire reply is a sloppy mess, reflecting the quality of your mind. Be proud.
"retard ass" lol
Thanks for confirming my suspicion that you're in that club.
Dropped.
1/10
You've replied to every one of my replies to you, so what's YOUR excuse? Are you jobless or uneducated, or what?
Please, get a life, or a job or both lmao.
As for comparing yourself, never mind. You're too dense to bother explaining to again.
God, so many self-righteous, stupid people here.
You're a rando Internet moron, desperate to make your tiny self feel better by pretending to know shit about celebrities you can't possibly know.
You're a knetz and you're part of the suicide problem. Own it, beeyatch.
Watching in the vertical, I felt I was viewing it through a crack in the wall.
Now, the story takes place in the real, whole-wide world and it is 100 times more enjoyable than before. Never again will I put myself through that vertical hell again.
Wouldn't the ability to "re-edit" it to the wide format mean it was shot that way to begin with? Otherwise, nothing beyond that vertical sliver of space would have been recorded...yes? No?
Regardless, this little BL is now fully worthy of a full reaction, and mine is...YES!
Charming, handsome leads, especially Lee Tae Hyung, who is entirely the character he plays, and 100% natural in his acting. He has an effortless, nonchalant, primal sexuality about him that serves the character well. His screen presence and charisma ooze from the screen.
This series' low budget kept the story tightly focused, with no frills, and that was to its advantage. While watching, I was reminded of how much peripheral BS gets included in lots of BLs, simply because there's money for extras, locations, etc. and a multiple-episode requirement to fill. That not being the case here freed everyone involved to put the effort/time/$$$ available where it mattered the most...the story. Nonetheless, the scenes not 100% focused on the MC, such as location shots for the film-within-a-film, were more than convincing.
Being available in wide-screen makes this eligible for my 30 Fave BLs list, and that's where it's going.
I'm keeping my eye on Lee Tae Hyung. He could be a star.
9/10
Are you comparing yourself, an anonymous MDL rando, to someone as famous as CEW? Oh...why, yes, yes you are.
FYI, I have never seen this actor in anything. I don't watch dramas and that's where his fame originates. I know this is beyond your comprehension, but I am not fangirling over a specific actor, I am "raging" against the vague yet relentless barrage of innuendo and character assassination people like you specialize in, and which leads to so many suicides.
As you claim to know, yet imply otherwise, this dude has not been charged with anything, and yet he's losing endorsements right and left and I've no doubt it will affect his opportunities to land new roles. Why wait for facts when rumors will work just as well? We're well on the way to another suicide. Are you excited at the prospect?
Oh, and his "statement?" It is a grand, pathetic example of a Korean celebrity bowing and scraping before the press and public, pretending to feel deep remorse and promising to reflect on things that are unproven, and which aren't a big deal even if they are true. He's using all the buzzwords celebrities use when caught up in the bizarre Korean ritual of public celebrity pre-execution. We're in the self-abasement/flagellation stage. If that doesn't help, we'll move on to the smoking charcoal phase. Are you thrilled at the prospect?
Lee Sun Kyun, who's been dead just over two years now, was never charged with anything either, you dunce. Yet, we know how that ended up. I bet you enjoyed that big show, too.
Your latest sleaze reply is another perfect example of the Knet/Kmedia technique of implying and assuming this and that, while covering your ass by claiming to be saying nothing at all.
If I've said nothing and am merely repeating myself in useless fashion, why do you keep responding, Knetz?
I think you need to ease up on your celeb-destruction obsession. Maybe go eat some grass.
Your garbage comment is what I'm "on about," Knetz.
a low MDL rating is a sign of a good/possibly great show.
The taste level among the mdl Little Girls is notoriously low.
No charges have been finalized, and CEW's attorneys continue to dispute the government's spin on things.
This is a classic Korean celebrity take-down.
Perhaps you could provide a link to the statement to which you refer?
Is that too much to ask?
Or, am I supposed to go googling to find something YOU refer to in a comment? Sorry, that's your job.
Hmmm...the OP disagrees with you. "Poor people, not rich people" pretty clearly means, you know, "poor people, not rich people," no matter how hard you try to twist things.
Now that we've sorted that out, I should reiterate my original point made in other parts of this thread: That CEW is not proven to have done anything wrong. If you believe the word of the infamously corrupt Korean government, which LOVES to target celebrities for the publicity it brings and potential career advancement it provides to individual bureaucrats, then you live on another planet and this discussion is mute.
The more basic point, that I make over and over under celeb-trashing articles like this, is that Lily Malice, you, and a zillion knetz adore jumping to the conclusion that anything that is alleged against a celebrity is true, giving you the excuse to begin destroying their career and potentially their life. And then, we get another K-Suicide, which is one of Korea's most reliable products, but which Koreans don't like to talk about.
If CEW underpaid his taxes, then an arrangement/payment plan can be made, or maybe he has enough $$$ to pay it all at once, I don't know. But, you've glossed over that he has appealed this decision, and further litigation is ahead, not that you care, because, of course, he stole all that money from "poor people," right?
Other than that, I agree with every word you wrote. Sadly, nobody inside Korea seems to think any of that is a problem. They love destroying celebrities, especially if it ends in a suicide, after which they pretend to be "shocked" and "saddened" and other such bullshit, as if it hasn't already happened dozens of times.