BTS World Tour Love Yourself in Seoul
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Bring The Soul: The Movie
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Burn The Stage: The Movie
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I really loved this film, mainly because you get to see so many behind the scenes (lol) type of stuff when they're on tour. I found it to be really fascinating. They show pre-show prep, after concert celebrations, how they spend their free time on tour (song writing, relaxing, shopping, etc.), and you get to see the hardships of all of it (injuries, fatigue, emotional exhaustion). It really feels like you're there with them through it all.
You also don't necessarily need to watch the YouTube Red series to follow or understand anything going on. My friend, who isn't much of an ARMY and hasn't seen hardly anything about BTS other than MVs, really liked the movie.
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What the Duck: The Series
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This was definitely one of the better Thai BL series that came out in 2018 (I'm looking at you 'Cause You're My Boy). It was overall pretty enjoyable, but it did have some issues that I hope get fixed in season 2.I enjoyed, for the most part, Pop and Oat's relationship, they were pretty cute together and seem to have a great bond. I think the actors playing them started off a bit rocky and awkward with any "romantic" scenes, but they got SO much better as the season went on, they even had some of my favorite scenes! I also really appreciate how Oat learned that sexually harassing people is awful, usually those types of things will just be brushed aside. And their kiss was just so sweet and soft!!!
The plot line with Mo could've been done a lot better than it was. She just kinda accepted certain things that happened instead of trying to really have a discussion with Pop until it was too late. I also really hate that she judged him for wearing makeup/moisturizer or whatever it was, it was a stupid thing to pick on him about.
I loved the chemistry between the actors who played Pree and Bo, even when they were arguing and crying it felt so real, that's definitely not easy to accomplish, so I commend them for that (also, their acting was just fantastic in general). I just wish that their story could've been better, because it just got downright ridiculous at times. My biggest hope for season 2 is that both characters, especially Bo, grow and get better. I really want this couple to succeed!
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It's very emotional, and left me very emotional during and after the movie ended. I won't spoil anything, but the ending isn't extremely sad like lots of BL movies tend to be. It's definitely worth watching, I highly recommend it.
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Watashi ga Motete Dousunda
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Not Perfect, But Still Fun and Worth the Watch
As someone who has not only seen the anime, but has also read the manga, I feel safe saying that while this wasn't a perfect adaptation of it's source material (and there should definitely be a sequel to finish off the story), it's still funny, heartwarming, and has a great message about not judging someone purely because of their looks. I actually cried a bit when Kae was being fat shamed, but my sadness melted away when the boys defended her. It's rare to see something go for that message, especially in Asian dramas. This movie is definitely not for everyone (if the fujoshi elements weren't a turn off for people, the music number in the beginning will be lol), but for those few like me, I totally recommend giving this a go.Cet avis était-il utile?