Since I had watched the series ages ago, I decided that I would watch the movie version as well. And I am glad I did as you see the story flow so much more clearly.
Continue reading “Where Your Eyes Linger” Series (Ep.1 to 8)/Movie Review
Since I had watched the series ages ago, I decided that I would watch the movie version as well. And I am glad I did as you see the story flow so much more clearly.
Continue reading “Where Your Eyes Linger” Series (Ep.1 to 8)/Movie Review
This is an astonishingly beautiful film. It is a classic tale of “Coming Out” to a family, for which the whole concept of gayness is either suppressed, ignored, or unthinkable.
This is a surprisingly good series. A bit too short, however. It does not pretend to be anything than what you see. This is no masterpiece, but it gets to a story quickly with some excellent dialogues and exchanges. The acting, sorry to say, is a bit amateurish in parts and has no real depth in the beginning. But towards the end, the two main protagonists become believable and effective.
“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.”
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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.
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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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