It came as a surprise to me how much I ended up enjoying The Day I Loved You, given that I didn’t know much about it before I started.
Continue reading “The Day I Loved You” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
It came as a surprise to me how much I ended up enjoying The Day I Loved You, given that I didn’t know much about it before I started.
Continue reading “The Day I Loved You” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)
In an alternate universe where Thailand is perpetually rainy and soulmates exist, La Pluie traces the story of Tai, who suffers from sensorineural hearing loss every time it rains. The only voice he can hear then is that of his soulmate, but he is adamant about not giving said soulmate a chance due to having seen his parents’ (who are also soulmates) relationship deteriorate.
Continue reading “La Pluie The Series” First Impressions (Ep.1 to 3)
Before I dived into ‘The Sting of Lavender’, the only thing I knew about it was that it was the first queer show, set and created in India, that proudly proclaimed itself a BL series, rather than a gay romance, or a queer media, as Indian series have been wont to do. That piqued my interest, as I have been waiting for India to join the BL boom ever since more and more countries across South-East and East Asia started producing their own series.
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The Day I Loved You starts off exactly as advertised. And I do mean that in the best way. It is a cute, fluffy BL set in high school, with a love triangle, unrequited love, sparks flying at the first meeting, prom, the whole shebang. It has kept me hooked after barely thirty minutes of content so far.
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When I first heard that Cutie Pie was going to have a mini series as a sequel, a lot of questions ran through my mind. Would it offer more development to previously underdeveloped characters, especially Syn and Nuer? (Yes, kind of.) Would it offer something to the Cutie Pie world that couldn’t have been covered in the previous series were it better written and better paced? (Not really.)
Continue reading “Cutie Pie 2 You” Series Review (Ep.1 to 4)
Remember Me is easily one of the most slept-on shows of the last year.
Mainstream media in the western nations is notoriously evasive of queer content. And yet there are some who are braving the storm to portray LGBTQ inclusive characters while depicting their stories wholeheartedly. “MM Romance” books might be tremendously popular, but they are still far off from the kind of influence that Asian BLs enjoy. In today’s feature, our authors would be sharing their opinions about the few legendary couples who were gutsy in their portrayal of queer love!
Continue reading Favorite Gay Couple in Non- BL Queer Media- Part II
Were I to judge The Eclipse only for the first 10 episodes, or in a situation where they had paced the last two episodes better, my rating would have been higher than a 3.
Big Dragon is not a show for everyone, perhaps not for me either, but I’ll try my best to bring out all aspects of it in this review, and leave it for you to decide for yourself.
As much as it pains me to write this because I am still deluding myself into thinking the 2000’s were not that far away, tune in to Remember Me for some 2000’s nostalgia.