There are times when we relate to a character’s journey; we correlate with the incidents in their life.
Continue reading Favourite BL Characters I Relate To- Part II
There are times when we relate to a character’s journey; we correlate with the incidents in their life.
Continue reading Favourite BL Characters I Relate To- Part II
Shipping is a standard part of the BL industry. It should never become a toxic intrusion into an artist’s personal life, but it is nice to see one’s favorite on-screen couples take center stage together. Join us at the BL Xpress as we share some of our favorite ships.
“Never judge a book by its movie”- J.W. Eagan
While suffering from some serious withdrawal symptoms after reading “Heavens Official Blessing” and “Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation” by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu, I decided to embark on this new journey-The Scum Villain’s Self-Saving System.
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Every time your favorite book/manga/anime gets adapted, it’s like breathing a fresh life into those characters that you have grown to love.
If you are done watching “The Untamed” and suffering from withdrawal symptoms, then “Mo Dao Zu Shi (MDZS)” by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu” should be your next stop.
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There is nothing more exciting than discovering that a favorite book/webtoon/manga is getting an on-screen adaptation, whether it be a drama, film, or anime. The anticipation of seeing characters you’ve grown to love on the page come to life is an incredible experience. Join us at the BL Xpress as we share our favorite screen adaptations and why.
No matter the century, humanity, in some form or fashion, has a need to destroy and subjugate beautiful things. The mentality applied is that the people doing the oppression “hate” the uniquely beautiful culture, skin tone, race that isn’t them.
This is an astonishing and brilliant exercise in cinematic adroitness that has been, unfortunately misunderstood and misinterpreted, but not necessarily incorrectly. Does that sound like an oxymoron? Perhaps.
A lot of cinematography is intuition. It’s an art, not a formula- Reed Morano