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“The Missing Piece” Series Review (Ep.1 to 15)
When missing pieces fall into place!!
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“Weirdo 101” Series Review (Ep.1 to 10)
There are countless stars in the sky and an enormous number of people on Earth, which makes it that much more special when two people collide and become something much bigger together. And sometimes, finding that one person is enough to make the world feel a little less overwhelming.
“Popular Serizawa Acts Weird Around Me” Series Review (Ep.3 to 11)
Love can either build confidence or shred it. And for Suzuki, Serizawa is a good example of building it.
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BL Mini-Bytes
The Girls’ Love genre is growing by leaps and bounds. With the premiere of two new shows last weekend (Built in Love & Love on Hire), we can look forward to many more adaptations in the coming months. Don’t freak, we have updates from the BL world as well!!
“Good Boy” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Our youth plays a significant role in shaping who we become as adults, and I find stories that explore how our decisions affect our future while also giving us a chance to revisit the past much more interesting than I expected.
“Fool in Love” First Impressions (Ep.1 to 4)
Nothing says toxicity like mixing lust and power with pride and obsession.
And Thai BL Fool in Love certainly isn’t holding back on any of it.
Adapted from Shui Qian Cheng’s web novel My Beloved Fool, the series stars Bank Artit Tangwiboonpanit as Ing, Copter Nuntapong Wongsakulyong as Yok, and Guy Wasu Srimook as Itt.
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“Here The Whole Time” Movie Review
Admittedly, the storyline is formatted in a tropey rom-com pattern but then twists into a surprisingly gentle, honest tale of body dysmorphia. In this case, the issue is a real one, as the protagonist is obese. Has been his entire life and suffered through the torment of being teased, tortured, and bullied with the usual derogatory terms for fat people. Now in high school, he has begun to wall himself up emotionally and spends most of his time in his room, which provides him with the sanctuary and security he longs for. With few friends, Felipe (Miguel Lallo) is an obese gay teenager who isolates himself, except for seeing his therapist, and interacting with his nurturing and accepting mother, Rita (Debora Falabella). She is his rock.
“The Journey to Killing You Season 2” Series Review (Ep.1 & 2)
Love doesn’t choose us. And it doesn’t choose how it happens. And in The Journey to Killing You Season 2, it also certainly doesn’t choose to be gentle on leads Kinji and Ren.
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“Nour” Series Review (Ep.4 to 10)
A single lifetime of love, though much shorter than we’d like, is a rare, true gift that shouldn’t be taken for granted. But what happens when one person has a lifetime to give, and the other has an eternity?
