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And as you said, showing muscles on the screen for the role is one thing, but expecting the actors to have muscles is show them off became so "normal" they are asked to show them in the most random situations, sometimes even leading to MC and other guests touching them. How is that okay? How is that harmless?
People complain like crazy if the drama is shot from lower angle to show off more of an actress legs, but ain't no problem with male character stripping. That's what I call double standard.
Changsu was plain boring for me. The fact I had to read the story in stead of watching it annoyed me. I am still amazed you have finished it :)
Obviously author did not aim for not a straight charactet with the censorship happening. But just because author did not plan it, does not mean the end result is not what it is. No matter how you look at it, his character is not straight.
Being straight myself, there is no way i would fall for someone who presents as a girl. If he was straight, he would not fell for her when he thought she was a boy with the way she was presenting herself.
The point is, he fell for her when he was sure she was a guy. Hence he ain't straight.
Let's even say just some young girls want to see some hot boys kissing, there is nothing wrong with that, provided it does not hurt anyone. IF 2gether was not that type of a show and production team was clear about that instead of saying there will be "hot scenes", these girls would not watch it, and there would be no complaining. If you attract viewers by lying to them, you have no right to be angry coz they are complaining.
And no, I should not be grateful for anything especially since the things people complain about here have NOTHING to do with Miss Rona happening globally. Why does entertainment industry get pass, when other industries don't? No one would say "you should be grateful you even got any food" if they get some bad food in a restaurant. Your argument would have ANY ground if the problems with Long Khong I spoke about were caused by Rona, but they were not. |
This conversation is points, I said what I wanted to say. We obviously will not agree.
With Why R U there were suppose to be 2 main couples, but at the end, there was one. People who started the show for Tommy and Jimmy had the right to be annoyed. Here, they promoted the show with BL couple, so people who started the show for Prem and Boun have the right to be annoyed they didn't get it. Rather than saying: oh that's how the industry works so we should just accept it and never have ANY expectations for the shows after watching the promotional content, we SHOULD complain and criticize how some trailers and promos are misleading. This "it is how it is" attitude from viewers is not good for the industry overall. Why should the companies produce good content and be truthful with the promotion, if no one even complains in the first place?
Also, just because they filmed the trailers before the show itself, does not mean this technique cannot be criticized. They knew Prem and Boum were extremely popular BL couple after UWMA and they used that knowledge to promote the show and get more viewers to watch the show. I agree that expecting this show to be full BL would be ridiculous since the main character was Praewa and everyone knew that BUT expecting to see a bit more than was given from Prem and Boum is not jumping to conclusion with the way the content and trailers were shown before the show aired.
As I said, I didn't care that much about there not being a gay couple, since I watched it for horror and black magic, but I cannot blame people being annoyed with the "lack" of content that was promoted in the first place.
I didn't watch it for "the gay couple" so I didn't mind (still was hugely disappointed by the end), but I cannot blame people being annoyed if they started watching it after watching trailers and some promotional shots.