First off, dismissing the entire drama after one episode is just ridiculous. You’re acting like one imperfect…
"They wrote as if they are "stating facts everyone should agree with." Could you take a few moments of your valuable time to explain where in my comment above I did what you accuse me of in the quote above, and HOW and where I did that? A careful re-read will reveal, perhaps even to you, that I did no such thing.
Perhaps you feel...threatened and insecure and thus are listening to voices in your head instead of reading the words on your screen?
Oh gosh...there I go again...belittling and insulting. Dear me.
"... and oh, everyone is gay""I'd hope for an affair between the two but our screenwriter is clearly not that…
hahahahahaha...oh heavens help us, somebody somewhere disliked the work of a screenwriter and insulted them for it! How will the Earth continue to turn? How will the sun rise in the East tomorrow?
Actually, I believe " a first-time fujoshi-scribe slumming in BL world" is quite creative indeed.
Episode 2:omg...did anyone else LOL when his nose bled at the beginning? "Help, someone, anyone! I just saw my…
The hate doesn't bother me; considering the types it comes from it's actually a good sign. But I'm well aware it's there. In truth, I have become much more restrained in reacting to the spitballs than I used to be. Brief retorts work best and take less time. :) And there's always the block option. :)
As creepy as his sound in writing, it's the teacher and his student. But don't let that scare you off. The teacher…
yah it does matter. A lot. Words have meaning. Use them correctly or stop commenting. It only showcases your ignorant self-righteousness.
It's what people like you find hot in the dark recesses of their minds, while pontificating about what other people should or shouldn't feel, that is the problem.
First off, dismissing the entire drama after one episode is just ridiculous. You’re acting like one imperfect…
This twitter rant on steroids, your second in this conversation, IS beneath me. If you thought a near-endless string of pompous, snotty insults reacting to shit you made up in your head would get under my skin, you thought wrong.
It's revealing and hilarious that you see "I dare you to tell me a wrinkled collar is a designer choice," after asserting that very thing, as being an over-the-top challenge.
You're a fairly good writer. It is unfortunate you put your talents to use here in service to such poorly conceived nonsense.
Episode 2:omg...did anyone else LOL when his nose bled at the beginning? "Help, someone, anyone! I just saw my…
It is all in HOW the stupidity, lack of communication, etc. is written that makes all the difference, and it is poorly written and cliche here. There is NOTHING understated going on here. If people can't communicate, write me a new/believable/intriguing reason WHY they can't. If people can't talk things through, convince me it is for believable, intriguing psychological or practical reasons I haven't seen before.
What's going on here is the simple BL tactic of showing us characters who don't communicate because that's what is in the script, nothing more.
Another aspect often overlooked is that inexplicable, hard-to-believe behavior on a page with drawings and thought balloons can be believable there in a way it simply is not when transformed into live action, a necessarily much more REAL environment.
It's much easier to believe a psycho character acts psycho and a gullible character doesn't tell them to fuck off on paper, because paper, balloons, and drawings are an abstract world. It takes hard work and creativity to put that same story in a live-action format and make it work. More BLs than not fail at this. But with undemanding, lazy viewers like you, they don't need to try very hard. I'm guessing they're thankful for your low standards.
First off, dismissing the entire drama after one episode is just ridiculous. You’re acting like one imperfect…
You think you're deeply intelligent and discerning. You're not. You're an excuse machine for lazy BL writing, nothing more. You accept lazy/bad/uncreative productions because you are a lazy-minded viewer, desperate to justify whatever's placed before them if it has a BL tag.
I don't lower my standards much just because something has a BL label. You do. You're condescending. I'm not.
I have seen and loved many BLs. I have a list of 30 of the best; almost none of which contain trip/fall/catches or other lame cliches unless they are in the earliest BLs, fish kisses, hair adjustments, bad acting/directing/costuming, etc.
Gaping collars, poorly-knotted ties, un-pressed shirts and a dozen other problems are not the result of a costumer showing an oversized look as a style choice, it is the result of sloppiness and inattentiveness. I dare you to tell me a wrinkled, bunched-up, gaping collar is a "designer" styling choice. Even better, you're asserting this sloppy costuming work is part of a deep, psychological message being sent by the writer/director/show. hahaha
Anyway...I'm a bot, automated response system, so you probably shouldn't waste time responding.
"... and oh, everyone is gay""I'd hope for an affair between the two but our screenwriter is clearly not that…
I AM an automated response system bot, put here to annoy you. I'm gratified to know from your comment that my work is being appreciated.
Since you used quote marks, which mean things, please point out the quote where I said any show anywhere was "too gay." Your doing so will improve my algorithm. Thank you.
This is kind of where I am at the end of episode 2.The show is badly written/acted/directed/costumed/etc. but…
Well, it's not just oversized, it's poorly-fitted. In other words, they pulled something off the rack meant for a much larger guy but didn't tailor it to his body. Two of the jackets had clumps of excess cloth around the neck/over the shoulders as a result. These details always leap out at me so it's distracting. Thing is, this is not a bare-bottom budget show, so the costumer is not doing their job and should be canned.
As for the acting, I actually think the Goofball nice one is not doing a bad job. The other three...please. But that's me. You do you. :)
Episode 2:omg...did anyone else LOL when his nose bled at the beginning? "Help, someone, anyone! I just saw my…
Well can't agree about the acting being good, but your comment was fun to read. :) I'm back next week for these twisted psychos and to see how they got this way. Thing is, I've a feeling that's not going to really play out as believable...WAY too often BL writers, especially women BL writers, come up with the lamest reasons on Earth why guys make bizarre decisions or do 180s in their characterizations, the most common one being "I loved you so much I wanted you to be happy so I left you without telling you why or saying goodbye so that could make you happy by making you miserable...or something something something...and oh by the way, I have to study abroad now for ten years. When I return I will act like it's strange that you're avoiding me. Like, chill, OK?"
OH I'm absolutely seated for this messy type of bl drama. i'm glad KBL industry is finally taking a step forward…
I agree about the exciting fucked-upness of it all, but it is SO badly written, acted, directed, etc....I was going to drop it until near the end of ep 2 when it became clear how deeply evil and psycho the Twins are. Now I have to see at least one more episode. I live for twisted shit.
Could you take a few moments of your valuable time to explain where in my comment above I did what you accuse me of in the quote above, and HOW and where I did that? A careful re-read will reveal, perhaps even to you, that I did no such thing.
Perhaps you feel...threatened and insecure and thus are listening to voices in your head instead of reading the words on your screen?
Oh gosh...there I go again...belittling and insulting. Dear me.
Actually, I believe " a first-time fujoshi-scribe slumming in BL world" is quite creative indeed.
Oh dear...was that belittling and insulting toward you?
In truth, I have become much more restrained in reacting to the spitballs than I used to be. Brief retorts work best and take less time. :) And there's always the block option. :)
It's what people like you find hot in the dark recesses of their minds, while pontificating about what other people should or shouldn't feel, that is the problem.
Educate yourself.
Meanwhile, stop tossing around words you don't understand the meaning of.
And "welp," (did you deliberately insert that word to make yourself sound...dim?), people are free to be simple-minded too.
You don't like to think...got it.
Stick to K-dramas. Films of this quality are wasted on you.
It's revealing and hilarious that you see "I dare you to tell me a wrinkled collar is a designer choice," after asserting that very thing, as being an over-the-top challenge.
You're a fairly good writer. It is unfortunate you put your talents to use here in service to such poorly conceived nonsense.
What's going on here is the simple BL tactic of showing us characters who don't communicate because that's what is in the script, nothing more.
Another aspect often overlooked is that inexplicable, hard-to-believe behavior on a page with drawings and thought balloons can be believable there in a way it simply is not when transformed into live action, a necessarily much more REAL environment.
It's much easier to believe a psycho character acts psycho and a gullible character doesn't tell them to fuck off on paper, because paper, balloons, and drawings are an abstract world. It takes hard work and creativity to put that same story in a live-action format and make it work. More BLs than not fail at this. But with undemanding, lazy viewers like you, they don't need to try very hard. I'm guessing they're thankful for your low standards.
You accept lazy/bad/uncreative productions because you are a lazy-minded viewer, desperate to justify whatever's placed before them if it has a BL tag.
I don't lower my standards much just because something has a BL label. You do. You're condescending. I'm not.
I have seen and loved many BLs. I have a list of 30 of the best; almost none of which contain trip/fall/catches or other lame cliches unless they are in the earliest BLs, fish kisses, hair adjustments, bad acting/directing/costuming, etc.
Gaping collars, poorly-knotted ties, un-pressed shirts and a dozen other problems are not the result of a costumer showing an oversized look as a style choice, it is the result of sloppiness and inattentiveness. I dare you to tell me a wrinkled, bunched-up, gaping collar is a "designer" styling choice. Even better, you're asserting this sloppy costuming work is part of a deep, psychological message being sent by the writer/director/show. hahaha
Anyway...I'm a bot, automated response system, so you probably shouldn't waste time responding.
Since you used quote marks, which mean things, please point out the quote where I said any show anywhere was "too gay." Your doing so will improve my algorithm. Thank you.
As for the acting, I actually think the Goofball nice one is not doing a bad job. The other three...please. But that's me. You do you. :)