After Japan, Taiwan is finally back in the game too. That's nice. This one, despite the fantasy element, is particularly down to earth and it's very nice to watch.
I remember JN Yu from "Be Loved in House: I Do" and well, he is really like a fine wine. ^^ Chu Meng Hsuan's shower scene. Nothing more to say haha. Jed Chung and Kagami Kota are great too, and they all have great chemistry. The whole cast is good, but Chen Yen Hsv and Max Kuo deserves praises I think because they portray the youngers Xiang Yong and Hao Wei perfectly.
Oh God, I forgot how stupid (yes, stupid), some people commenting here can be. At least it's a reminder.
Why try to understand a culture and characters that have been written with depth, when you can just use your very narrow minded goggles and make everything white or black. That's so much easier and so comforting to be sure of thinking right and being a good person (and it doesn't take much effort behind a screen after all).
I'm so glad Japanese keep making dramas and films the way they want (they are very good at it), even if that disturb the peace of mind of the snowflakes of the rest of the world.
Yes, it is not all sunshine and butterflies, but it's life. The characters have depth and flaws (real ones, not the ones that make a teenage girl feel better about herself), and at least there is a true meaning behind the characters actions, instead of silly and totally dumb misunderstandings or actions. It's been a while. JBL are (hopefully) back on track.
It's quite funny because zombie movies are really not that popular in France, but the Festival keeps selecting such movies. Well, I'm just happy for Chang Wook. As I have always said, it's through movies that he will gain the International recognition he deserves as a versatile actor. As much as I appreciate his dramas, I hope he will keep thriving through films (but please no more zombies movies, that's really not my thing ^^).
Disgusting money waste for trash korea, people are living in poverty and dieing in wars while these idiots organize…
Your "Koreaphobia" is totally ridiculous. It has no place here and is especially hypocritical considering that the country you think so highly of (no need to name it), organise just as much "outrageous" (your words) "luxury events" with "luxury brand"s, just a few days ago with the CMG China Film Awards for example (I don't think any actor present there wore a Chinese brand cloth...). Wake up, heal you hatred and get a life because this is pathetic.
I'm very critical of this kind of shows, because I'm gay, a member of LGBTQ community. For me, this stupid way…
This person's comment perfectly illustrates the main problem here. When it comes to BLs, but not only actually, they have their "community" glasses on and thus politicise a show, making it an object of social conflit, fight, debate, when it's just a romance story, a comedy, that don't pretend representing anything, but just offer an entertainment to the viewers interested.
Critics about why people don't like something, that's okay (even though I never understood the need to constantly express dissatisfaction about a show nobody forced you to watch, as I personally prefer to move on and forget about a drama/movie I dislike or was disappointed in), but critics about a show because personal political/social views where applied to it when there is absolutely no reason to do so (there is zero revendication or political message in this one), it's totally stupid. And reading that a show like this makes someone feel "humiliated" totally baffles me.
People like him, who can't watch a BL like any other romance story but always want to make it a "community" flag are a big part of the problem for me. Men romance should be seen just as any other romance story, bad or good, not because it's about two men.
It's been a while since I enjoyed a BL (even more a Thai one) this much. I'm usually not into this kind of dynamic between characters for romance, and Duang's character is the type that annoys me normally, but TeeTee is really funny and cute, and they have the perfect chemistry with Por. I'm totally subjugated by Por. He is so alluring and effortlessly charming, he nails the role. I'm looking forward to the next episodes so much. I both want to watch them quickly and want to keep the pleasure of watching this series as long as possible. It really is a "feel good" time.
Lily Alice please stop publishing gossip/trash/clickbait articles here. Please. Yes, it's related to an... "actor" (idol) but where is the link to a movie or a drama (or a TV show) ? There is none, so what's the point on kisskh ? Genuine question. It's not like any little information about any actor is the object of an article every time . Nobody ask for scandals articles here neither, there are plenty other website where people can get these informations if they are interested in that.
You should have seen japanese one with same plot it was more emotional than this one. If you only watched this…
No, that's why I'm glad I haven't watch the Japanese movie yet, because all the negative comments here are about people who compare this movie to the Japanese one, they don't see this movie for what it is alone. It's a given when you watch a remake or an adaptation, but people can't really be objective, especially when it's something they like a lot.
Such a great performance he delivered as Kim Jae Won in "Even if This Love Disappears Tonight". It's a great movie. Fir his first role in a movie I'm very delighted and proud of him. I hope he will star in more movies in the future. Dramas are great but I think only movies can really move people like this one did to me.
I thought I might enjoy this film, especially because of Choo Young Woo, but I absolutely loved it. It's surprising, sad, yet so beautiful. I cried my eyes out, and I can't remember the last time a film moved me so much. The actors are perfect, as are the music and the sets. If I had to criticise one thing, it would be the casting of Young Woo as Kim Jae Won. He's both perfect in the role and yet doesn't quite fit the image of a high school student with heart problems (the man is as muscular as an athlete ! ^^). But that's really nitpicking. This film is a little gem.
Same thought, if they want to be safe that just dont make this type of film. Its boring to watch erotic film and…
In "Queen Woo" I thought some nude scenes were unnecessary and didn't bring anything to the story, the characters and the show in general, it was a bit annoying for me. But for this story it's indeed expected to have explicit scenes and nudity so I hope Chang Wook, Nana and Son Ye Jin didn't choose the be prude for it.
Whether they make it explicit or not i am hoping for a good story and amazing visuals
The story is well known and even if it's a new adaptation, I don't expect anything mind blowing, and I'm fine with that because I think the original story is very good. As for amazing visuals, I don't know any sageuk that is poorly done nowadays so I'm not worried about that either, that's why I especially hope that they approached this new adaptation with a bold mind to make it special and outstanding.
We got only a glimpse of the drama so it's not enough to make a judgment yet, but for once I hope this one will be explicitly explicit, because choosing this story and make it mild will inevitably make it too bland. When you choose a mature story like this one you have to be prepared. So I hope they made this one considering carefully that it's for adult people ready to watch adults engaging in bold adults acts. And I kow that if it's the case the concert of prudes will come singing as always but I don't care, I would be much more disappointed if they make it for the general public.
The anime introduction was nice. Then it was typically the silly rom/com sageuk that we always get. But compared to many others it still felt interesting and promising, probably thanks to Moon Sang Min and Nam Ji Hyun who are both good actors I appreciate. However, I'm not too sure about what to expect later because after coming here to check the cast, I saw the synopsis and body swap is really not something I like so I doubt I'll fancy the story development. Let's see next week.
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I remember JN Yu from "Be Loved in House: I Do" and well, he is really like a fine wine. ^^ Chu Meng Hsuan's shower scene. Nothing more to say haha. Jed Chung and Kagami Kota are great too, and they all have great chemistry. The whole cast is good, but Chen Yen Hsv and Max Kuo deserves praises I think because they portray the youngers Xiang Yong and Hao Wei perfectly.
Why try to understand a culture and characters that have been written with depth, when you can just use your very narrow minded goggles and make everything white or black. That's so much easier and so comforting to be sure of thinking right and being a good person (and it doesn't take much effort behind a screen after all).
I'm so glad Japanese keep making dramas and films the way they want (they are very good at it), even if that disturb the peace of mind of the snowflakes of the rest of the world.
Yes, it is not all sunshine and butterflies, but it's life. The characters have depth and flaws (real ones, not the ones that make a teenage girl feel better about herself), and at least there is a true meaning behind the characters actions, instead of silly and totally dumb misunderstandings or actions. It's been a while. JBL are (hopefully) back on track.
Critics about why people don't like something, that's okay (even though I never understood the need to constantly express dissatisfaction about a show nobody forced you to watch, as I personally prefer to move on and forget about a drama/movie I dislike or was disappointed in), but critics about a show because personal political/social views where applied to it when there is absolutely no reason to do so (there is zero revendication or political message in this one), it's totally stupid. And reading that a show like this makes someone feel "humiliated" totally baffles me.
People like him, who can't watch a BL like any other romance story but always want to make it a "community" flag are a big part of the problem for me. Men romance should be seen just as any other romance story, bad or good, not because it's about two men.