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[REVIEW] BIGBANG MADE THE MOVIE (I feel that I really need to review this thou it has been premiered more than a month ago. I just watched it today because it's playing at the local cinema and still starstruck) First thing first: BIGBANG IS NOT A GOOD ROLE MODEL for identity-seeking teens and kids. They smoke, they have tattoos, they party a lot, they drink a lot and got drunk a lot, they have scandals with various women, and the list goes on. They are not gods who should be worshipped and have their actions followed, they are humans who makes choices on their lifes and sometimes they also make mistakes. Then why do I support this group, that much that I dedicate a blog post for them if they are such troublemakers? Well, to answer it let's go all the way back to 10 years ago. K-Pop was a gentle wave for the world back in those days, and what's heard from their music were just K-drama OSTs. However, boybands were such a trend in Korea and therefore a hard training system to debut the next generation of boybands. Bigbang debuted in those years with a little popularity due to their lack of handsomeness, and the hiphop genre they're trying to hype. (For references watch their debut MV: LA LA LA). They were rookies, skinny, gaunt, and wears same colored clothing, and even shoulder pads because they lack some manly shoulder muscles. They went from event to event doing just anything to get their popularity up and gain more fans. It wasn't until they launch Lies, a year later they got their names out and suddenly they start winning music shows and became stars. It took them years to become the BIGBANG they are now, troublemakers yet superstars. They are not instant stars who got an easy recognition over a youtube video, an audition or a debut song. They were only teens when they all started. Teens who was supposed to be busy thinking when is the next school holiday, or when will I get a new game console. I admire them for this, for their passion to work towards a dream so that their music will be heard. This movie made me realize how human are BIGBANG, and how passionate they are in their work (that even having a such bright light in a concert is a major problem). I love how they put their fans satisfaction drilled into their minds very deep that they notice even the slightest problems. Therefore, it is never a waste of anything to watch their concert, because you get what you paid and waited for, a hundred and one percent. And I will always be proud to be a fan of these sensitive bastards :) PS. (spoilers) they caught several grannies watching their con (fangirling like girls), and I was like: yeah i feel you.
Sometimes, you need to be selfish.
Now watching: Doctors A new Wed-Thu drama that could be the next Descendants of the Sun. Kim Rae Won delivers another god-level acting of a doctor turned high school teacher turned neurosurgery professor, while Park Shin Hye acted as a strong female lead badass turned neurosurgery doctor (sorry spoilers), unlike her old weak girl roles. I seriously fell badly in an actor crush for Kim Rae Won, since he's so good in delivering cheesy lines, making it sound uncheesy, but enough to make you blush. Even Koreans gave him a title of "ajae-fatale" meaning the ahjussi that'll make you flutter.
Eight years and until the moon. I'm always proud of my high school almamater, not because it's pretigious title, but because meeting this pack of random people who belong to various backgrounds and works in various fields. It was a fun and nostalgic 4-hours meetup. Glad to be catching up and reminiscing the old past with them. May everyone stay healthy until we meet again. xx
Not the typical flower boy Korean actors, but oh boy, he does have a ton of charms.
It is just sad how some people had such a small mind that they missed the big picture
Currently watching: 운빨로맨스 (Lucky Romance) It's a romantic comedy about a girl who believes in anything superstitious and a guy who is very logical. I started watching this only for Ryu Jun Yeol (the male lead) and so far I've fallen for his charms as a character of Je Soo Ho. Besides him, the story is very cliche korean romcom drama.
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Melania, 2016 (after 3 years of absent)
I regret nothing in my life, except that which I did not do. — Coco Chanel, French fashion designer