Hi fans, I just discovered another bl film, Front Cover. I liked this film very much. If you like to check it…
It does. "Tradition" wins out over love. Which kind of surprised me because I'd liked the director's other films, which were just as 'realistic,' but weren't as much of a let down.
Wow, a BL series where the actors can actually act, and the main couple actually have a chemistry together. I'm going to have to go back and re-rate all my ratings of the other BL series I've watched.
I'm kinda confused about why Frame videoed himself, reminding himself to take care of Book and he's…
I didn't take it as so foreboding. Frame had come a long way toward self-improvement since connecting with Book, and he'd set rather big goals for himself (getting into a good university, getting a good job) so that Book's parents would likely allow Frame to marry Book. He was simply providing his future self some motivation to stay on that path. Quite romantic, really.
In Ep 13, I do love how Ohm, as Frame, gets into his part. In the scene near the pool, watch his eyes lustfully check out Book as Book walks away from him.
Ugh, I know they wanted 'masculine' actors for this series, but watching this, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jd58AUrKec
a bunch of straight guys behaving... well... straight, lol, kind of ruined the characters for me. I had to stop watching. I guess it means that these guys are actually decent actors after all. :P :D
I've been giving this series a chance because I commit myself to finishing what I start. And I'm still…
I totally agree. Yaoi would be a fantastic platform to spread information about LGBTQ issues, if it were not for the traditional market of the genre. Some BLs have done some of that, some purposefully, some not.
I hope the genre continues to evolve. The daily religious, political and societal discrimination we LGBTQ face is a very rich source of _real_ drama, so much more so than the three-ways, or the the girlfriend trying to break up the couple, or the parental rejection I've seen way too much of in my limited BL watching experience. For now, I've just lowered my expectation, and consume BL for what it is-cute boys falling in love with each other. It's escapism for me. Besides, there ARE some good movies that deal with the LGBTQ experience, they're just not BL.
Seeing Ep 13 after all of this 'dark shit,' I'm like, "Gee, that's all nice and fluffy, but, so what? Where's the plot?" :P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jd58AUrKec
a bunch of straight guys behaving... well... straight, lol, kind of ruined the characters for me. I had to stop watching. I guess it means that these guys are actually decent actors after all. :P :D
I hope the genre continues to evolve. The daily religious, political and societal discrimination we LGBTQ face is a very rich source of _real_ drama, so much more so than the three-ways, or the the girlfriend trying to break up the couple, or the parental rejection I've seen way too much of in my limited BL watching experience. For now, I've just lowered my expectation, and consume BL for what it is-cute boys falling in love with each other. It's escapism for me. Besides, there ARE some good movies that deal with the LGBTQ experience, they're just not BL.