“If you missed the train I’m on, you will know that I am gone. You can hear the whistle blow a hundred miles. A hundred miles, a hundred miles. A hundred miles. You can hear the whistle blow a hundred miles.”
Continue reading “HIStory3: Make Our Days Count” Series Review (Ep.1 to 20)
Magnificent and a true work of art!
Forgiveness and redemption. That is what this miniseries is all about. While technically not a BL series in the classic sense of the word (this story revolves around an older gay married couple), it is one of the best versions of what BL should be about.
Continue reading “My Brother’s Husband” Series Review (Ep.1 to 3)
I believe the best way to sum up the message about this saga can be postulated by a painfully astute statement of self-reflection from Judah,
“Do you need to feel pain before you feel loved?”
Tender and beautiful; this series is superb! I loved it. One of the finest acting, BL series, I have seen. It is just joyous, funny, poignant, and intensely real.
Unique is not quite the right word to describe this series, including its title. Flippant comes to mind, but still alluring.
This is a BL series that defies description. To say that it is phenomenal would be an understatement.
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PERFECTION! I do not know how to describe this series without using superlatives that might not adequately describe this reincarnation saga.
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This series is simply dazzling and a pure work of effulgence. It is breathtakingly beautiful and a stunning assemblage of artistry. It comes close to being a visual masterpiece with its juxtaposition of ancient and modern settings.
Continue reading “To An Ky/The Time Adventure of To An” Series Review (Ep.1 to 6 + Specials)
Surprise! A BL from the United States! (We do not and cannot call it that though). This is a wonderful BL series about high school boys who are in a gay relationship. I know this is a bit unorthodox to list this as a BL, but it certainly is and is especially well done. Sure, it has the discernment and mores of the American culture, but in a sense, it is still kind of ground-breaking.
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