Sometimes too much spice can ruin a storyline!!
Continue reading “Enemies with Benefits” Series Review (Ep.3 to 10)
Sometimes too much spice can ruin a storyline!!
Continue reading “Enemies with Benefits” Series Review (Ep.3 to 10)
Did FreenBecky come together in another great series??
“Not all stories end with grand declarations of love & marriage.”
Continue reading “The Boy and I Who Will Break Up in 100 Days” Series Review (Ep.1 to 6)
When this Singaporean BL dropped out of nowhere without much fanfare, I wasn’t exactly inspired to play catchup. But the actors looked good, and the story seemed inspiring. So, I hit the play button and was pleasantly surprised. The storyline focuses on a apocalyptic couple, both of them have a disastrous fate. One is dying from a terminal illness while the other seems cursed beyond measure. Their romance seems ill-fated from the onset and yet as they fall in love, they form a strong bond which no one could break. The main couple have significant chemistry, a beautiful storyline and even better camaraderie. Sadly, the secondary couple fall short in the chemistry department, but their good looks make up for that misnomer. There might be many who were unsatisfied with the rushed ending, so we will talk about everything in detail later!!
Throw in an enemies-to-lovers trope with intrigue, mystery, and romance, and you get the perfect recipe for The Prosecutor’s Proposal.
Continue reading “The Prosecutor’s Proposal” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
We got some surprises to share, new cast announcements were made, reshuffling has happened and we got a brand new show from GMMTV campus. Join us as we reminisce the updates from last week!!
Japanese BLs are getting bolder these days whilst touching base with intriguing topics. Most of them are based on popular manga, and adapting them into live action series takes a lot of effort. Today, we are celebrating such beautiful artworks that are currently on-air!!
What starts as a strong premise ends abysmally!!
“I don’t need anything more than this”
“I have the universe out there, and I have you. I have everything I’ve ever wanted.”
If you are familiar with the classic movie, “WEST SIDE STORY”, or even its updated remake, then this, I like to describe, is the gay Japanese version of that classic without, of course, the musical/dancing score. I may be reading too much into this production, but the film appears to pay homage to that archetype through its many parallels in theme, setting, design, and overall atmosphere.