littleblackswanslife

I swear if I were rich, I would pay millions just for them to continue featuring in BL series together because, wow, I was smiling like a maniac the whole episode through. I am a 5th-year film student, and this, this is exactly why I chose this industry. :)

Any link with the eng subs pls?

It's been years, but they are still my favourite couple. I usually am not a fan of 2 BL actors being cast together in different series after being together in one, but this couple is definitely an exception.

Woah, I just love these two. I could spend days just watching them be cute. Wow, I couldn't stop smiling. Man, how I've missed them. Amazing first episode.

Just amazing, I expected nothing more and nothing less. For those who are sad that Su Ho wasn't in every episode physically, he was a big driving force for Si Eun's character in S2, and it worked. I was so happy that Si Eun finally got to see Su Ho doing well in the last episode. It really carried the term "Friendship" well. Besides, Su Ho is just playing a cameo role in this season, which was effective. I feel like characters like Baku and the other friends delivered great performances and enhanced the overall story. Not to talk about the editing and sound was the dopest components of this season fr fr. I mean S1 was very impactful and next level, but this season ain't on that level, but it was good in its own way and it actually brought the story so well together, looking back at S1, I understand so much more of the story and how it built up to S2. And the performances were phenomenal 😭❤️👌

I see now that's a detailed explanation. Your analysis seems more reasonable, and if that's what the director kind of wanted, then it's valid. It was just a little weird for me. But I get it now, looking back. Thanks @mana. Good job @Mila

I completely get you and love your analysis. I still think that even when it isn't hinted, there might have been a slight moving towards it that is not clear unless you look at it intently, and I have rewatched this a couple of times. Okay, let's say your analysis is right and it is about dominances, then why did he act the way he did when Su Ho got close to that girl? If it were a case of him just wanting to be like Su Ho and dominant, that doesn't explain him calling the girl a bi*** and just hating her because he felt left out. He would've also given Si-eun the same kinda attitude. I agree with you on his self-esteem issues, and yes, he also wanted to fit in, but from a point of view, even the way he looked at Su Ho when they ate dinner at Su Ho's workplace for the first time after he helped Su Ho. Yes, I have also considered his upbringing and the fact that he was abused by his adopted father every time and bullied at school, which is enough reason for someone to seek validation and a sense of belonging somewhere. I agree with you on most of that, but think about it, even if he wanted to be like Su Ho or admire him for some reason, it still doesn't explain his actions. That's just my analysis. Doesn't make yours wrong tho.

I think beom seok had a crush on suho because when they freshly just became friends he was insta stalking him and liking all his pictures and did not do the same with si eun also the way he looked at suho hinted romantic feelings and when the girl came along it completely drove him crazy and then his past showed up again and all of a sudden he felt like suho was treating him different and bossing him around, i also think he was lowkey influenced by the words of that thug at the station that said they see him as a lackey and not a friend. I don't feel one bit of sympathy for his character. He chose to let his feelings and past stand in the way of his friendship. We all have a choice. Staying in a friendship that makes you feel alone, isn't worth staying in, but to go to such drastic lengths and do that to someone you once called a friend, is betrayal and unforgivable.

Growing up without a father was really hard. I have never and still won't ever know how it feels to hold or to be loved by a father. This movie brought me to tears not because it's a movie but it hits close to home. Losing someone in the eyes of injustice is painful. The feeling of not being able to see the person that gives you purpose in so many ways, knowing that they will no longer be there, hurts my soul, and this movie just really touched parts of my heart that I vowed to keep close to the wound that is left when losing someone. [I lost my father when I was a few months old, so I don't remember much of him. The comment is mostly on my dear aunt, who I lost; she was 26]. To those who lost someone to injustice I hope you find peace and that your soul heals in time, You are strong ❤️❤️

Everything seems kinda cool but the acting is hard to watch and the editing is super weird lol

This was a beautiful but sad story. What kind of pisses me off is the fact that Shane showed all this affection towards Jonathan but never dared to do anything about it and keep throwing the best friend card. Who sleeps with their best friend? Honestly, he couldn't even go to an event without Jonathan and he treats him like that. In reality, apart from the film, I believe that no matter what sexuality or beliefs one has, no one has the right to misuse someone else's feelings and make them feel that they are the problem for having those feelings. It is the same theory as going into someone's life, making them feel special and leaving them high and dry. Anyways back to the film, Carrie also knew about Jonathan's feelings for Shane but went ahead and got into a romantic relationship with him while remaining friends with Jonathan. That was kinda f****ed up. Not the greatest ending, I think that makes the story even more real, I think. People often strive for happy endings but in reality, nothing in life truly has a happy ending. Even life itself ends in death. It's worth watching tho, one of the few BL's out there that is real and raw (with emotions and realism) making it more relatable and believable ig.

My eyes turn super crooked when reading subtitles and watching action...but these subtitles got my eyes twitching I didn't know who was speaking most of the time, paragraphs really. One paragraph lasted 4 scenes after the talking was done. If the subtitles were better it would have been much easier to follow. Imagine having half the screen subtitles and the other half visuals. Wrong wrong wrong on so many levels :(