#jc lin

[itagakimizuki]

MONEYBOYS (2021) dir. C.B. Yi

[theside-b]

My boyfriend asked me to punch him in the face* and you'll never guess what happened next! *he punched me first

Wu Chien-Ho and JC Lin in LET'S TALK ABOUT CHU (2024) episode 7

[bittergloss]

You're so annoying.

AT THE MOMENT (2023) - 1X06

[diversamenteintelligente]

(via LET'S TALK ABOUT CHU)

Chu Ai parla senza tabù di sesso inun vlog, separando nettamente sesso e amore, ma ben presto si accorge che nella vita reale non è così facile tracciare e stabilire linee di separazione.

[mymoviemania-74th-cannes]

Un Certain Regard / First Film

Moneyboys (2021) 尋找, directed by C.B. Yi (陳熠霖 Yilin Bo Chen)

Kai Ko (Ko Chen-tung 柯震東) as Fei Bai Yufan 白宇帆 as Long Jc Lin 林哲熹 as Xiaolai Zeng Meihuizi (Chloe Maayan 曾美慧孜) as Lulu/Hong/Liyu

Zeng Meihuizi (Chloe Maayan 曾美慧孜)

[natehoodreviews]

400 Words on THE SCOUNDRELS ★★★½

Reviews of films from off the beaten path, written for those who love the cinematic world and want to hear about more than mainstream movie releases.

[Originally published on UnseenFilms]

There are many buddy cop films. But how many buddy criminal films could one reasonably count? Not films about anti-hero criminals taking over the underworld, but two cons from opposite walks of life thrown together into a tenuous alliance and forced to battle both the cops and their fellow gangsters? The heyday of Hong Kong heroic bloodshed in the late 80s and early 90s had many stories like this, particularly in the collaborations between Chow Yun-Fat and John Woo. But these frequently starred rogue police officers and hitmen squaring off against both sides. Tzu-Hsuan Hung’s Taiwanese film The Scoundrels is a throw-back to these kinds of movies, but this time both protagonists are dyed-in-the-wool criminals just as the title suggests. Or at least, that’s what the world tells them they are. Ray (JC Lin) is an ex-basketball player who got kicked out of his league after attacking a cat-caller at a game and now works planting GPS chips on cars so they can get boosted by a car theft ring. Essentially a good man thrust into impossible circumstances, one imagines that if Ray could control his temper he could genuinely turn his life around, as he’s determined to work off his victim’s medical bills. However, he gets shanghaied during a heist by a vicious thief known as the Raincoat Robber (Wu Kang-Ren) who shoots up armored trucks while wearing a raincoat and motorcycle helmet. Forcing Ray to be his getaway driver, Raincoat makes him his hapless lackey as they stick up his car ring boss and go on a crime spree across the city. Though the plot feels inspired by Woo, the action itself is more akin to Jackie Chan comedies, not in that the action is funny per se, but in that nobody seems to actually get seriously hurt. Bodies are punched, kicked, thrown, smashed, bludgeoned, and thrown off balconies, but one never gets the sense that anyone actually gets killed. Even a fight scene in a Chinese restaurant kitchen with the combatants surrounded by boiling pots, red-hot woks, and kitchen knives is relatively chaste. But the action is still crunchy and kinetic and satisfying, thanks in no small part to cinematographer Scott Hung and veteran Hong Kong editor Wenders Li. This is an entertaining, promising feature debut for Hung, perfect for scratching an Asian action movie itch.

[zhongji-universe]

📆 2019/0517

PetsTseng & JC Lin were invited at the Opening ceremony of Pandora accessories at Taiwan101 Mall. The recent “The world between us” notable roles enjoyed their time at the event, producing elegant vibes to the audience.

Pets reveals to be a common customer of Pandora accessories. JC Lin cluthed a beautiful bracelet around Pets’s hand. Both slided the brand’s rings into each others fingers.💍

📸 @粉星er @茶碗蒸

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JC Lin and Wu Chien Ho in LET'S TALK ABOUT CHU (2024)