BL Movie, Anime, Games, Fictions Reviews

Two brothers in a rich family have a hard time getting along and finding their footing with each other, in large part because of their parents’ constant interference in their relationships and lives. Sef (played by Allen Caguiao) and Kian (played by Clark Blancaflor) are part of a group of guys who are popular, rich and on occasion behave like bullies in their rather exclusive school. When a new, very attractive student Andre (played by Ivo Rosmo) joins their class Kian realizes that Sef (who is attempting to bully him) has started becoming a better person the longer he is around Andre so even though he has feelings for him he won’t act on them for the sake of his brother who he has a love hate relationship with.

Side note: This story is not straight forward so there are things implied that are not taking place and character relationships that for the most part are only happening in the imagination or background of the story itself. Due to the backward story telling , it is somewhat inconclusive who is actually in a relationship with whom and in what capacity.

When Tian,(played by Mix Sahaphap Wongratch) a spoiled rich kid with a heart condition decides to drink and spend the night gambling his escapades land him in a hospital where his rich father pulls strings to get him an emergency heart transplant. His heart is replaced by the heart of a caring loving young lady who was a volunteer teacher for a poverty stricken place in the middle of nowhere. Feeling compelled to live differently, Tian journeys to the small village and meets
Phupha, (played by Earth Pirapat Watthanasetsiri) the love interest of the woman whose heart he now has. As their feelings for one another begin to develop, the truth about Tian’s journey starts to come to light, and the relationship seems doomed before it can even start.

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Sky (played by Gun Napat Na Ranong) is the son of a mob boss. His carefree college days are suddenly interrupted when his father sends one of his top bodyguards (Sun, played by Boat Tara Tipa) to follow him around due to threats being placed on his life. Sky refuses to take things seriously until it becomes clear that nowhere is safe and he can be attacked at any time. As the relationship between Sky and Sun starts to grow into something more, Sky begins to learn of things his father was responsible for that not only brought Sun into his life but has played an integral part in why it is so hard for them to be together.
*note: this has a movie version and a series version in the same playlist.

Pran, played by Korapat Kirdpan, nicknamed Nanon and Pat, played by Pawat Chittsawangdee, nicknamed Ohm, are neighbors. Their parents hate each other and refuse to allow the children to be friends. Regardless of how many tactics are used to keep them apart, the boys seem to find themselves in each others presence over and over again. Eventually, they wind up in college together in rival departmens of Engineering vs Architecture. Every event becomes a battle as their fate pushes them closer together no matter how hard they try and stay apart. Even as the whole world seems to be against them, they find ways to be together even if the consequences always seem to be bad.

An actor (Kang Seo Joon played by Son Woo Hyun) is in trouble after being accused of beating up a guy who he went to a party with. Without proof, the media is already deciding he is guilty so he goes into hiding and lives with a young chef (Han Ji Woo played by Kim Kang Min) who doesn't seem to like him much and didn't know he was even an actor. Through a weird set of circumstances, the actor convinces the chef to teach him to cook so he won't be bored while in hiding. Although the chef attempts to be accomodating, the personalities between the two create more problems than solutions inside their growing relationship.

Pete, played by Saint Suppapong Udomkaewkanjana, is a shy rich kid who happens to be gay. After years of living the lifestyle and suffering negative consequences, he meets a guy named Ae, played by Perth Tanapon Sukumpantanasan, who narrowly avoids hitting him with his bicycle. Ae’s kindhearted nature leads him to feel obligated to help Pete once he realizes how ill prepared Pete is to live on his own. Although Ae is street smart, he is lacking in understanding or identifying relationships and emotions. With the constant intervention from his friends, Ae slowly begins to realize he likes Pete as more than a friend while Pete’s fear of having his only real friend live through the gay experience tries to keep his feelings hidden until it becomes impossible to deny what is happening between them.

Your guess is as good as mine. This is not much of a summary because this was the most ridiculously convoluted series that had zero plot lines with the main characters. The secondary story is well told, acting was very good and that story was: a young man who was suffering from a terminal illness falls for a guy who visits his families resort. The guy has no idea the young man is ill and for the duration of his visit introduces him to a lifetime worth of memories in which the young man can feel alive for the first time in his life. The main story, a guy liked a guy who was apparently dead but not dead who he met as a kid but was threatened by a father who was never around so he faked his death only to come back and .. okay see where this is going? Main story was terrible so Ithere's no way to attempt a summary for something this backward. Bythe way, it's called "He's Mine" but no one seems to know who 'He' is or who is plotting against whom to get the "He" that .. yeah, let's stop before tylenol is needed. Oh, the secondary story: character is super cute! (only reason to keep watching)

(Kuea Keerati / "Kirin played by NuNew Chawarin Perdpiriyawong) was born into an aristocratic family. The elders decided he should be put in an arranged marriage with a boy a few years older than him who lives with their family as a way of making sure he is protected and safe when he is older. Although both of them take the relationship promise seriously, Kuea soon discovers (Lian Kilen Wang, played by Zee Pruk Panich) is in the arrangement out of obligation rather than love. Deciding he'd rather live his life the way he chooses rather than following the guidance of someone who doesn't love him, Kuea calls off the engagement and starts living the way he wants to. Realizing he might lose the one person he is living for, Lian begins to pursue Kuea using every tactic to make sure he doesn't escape.

A guy is betrayed by his boyfriend and in a state of emotional overload is run over by a car and killed. He comes back to life but has gone through time to when he first met the guy who betrayed him.

During the lockdown, (Benjamin played by Teejay Marquez) finds out his childhood friend will be returning to the house next door. He also learns the guy is a bit of an internet star and super popular. Although he had not seen him in years, he had always had a bit of a secret crush on him, but never crossed the line because he knew his friend was straight. As Ben's other friends get excited about him being near a person who could boost his own online presence, he is aware he has to tell his friend he is gay. What he doesn't know is that his friend (Jim played by Jerome Ponce), due to his fast success, has grown up to be arrogant, somewhat insensitve and a bit of a douche.

Jose, played by Ian Paglinan comes from a family who has a tradition of allowing their children to spend their first year of college on their own in order to discover who they are. Although most of his family adheres to this ideology, his parents are still constantly checking on him or attempting to convince him to come home. His very first week alone, he meets an obnoxious next door neighbor, Karl, played by Paoloa Paglinan, who is a flighty, no holds barred kind of guy who seldom thinks things through before choosing to do things. While Jose is trying to resolve a few financial issues, Karl sneaks into his apartment to hide from his overbearing sister. His sister jumps to the conclusion that the guys are dating (because she’s an over the top ‘ally), and forces them into a fake relationship in which they have to pretend to love each other and live together or Jose will lose money and Karl will have to move back home with his mother.

A writer is pushed into attending the casting call for his 'BL' novel which to his surprise, was being made into a TV series. He finds himself being drawn to the lead actor even though he himself has never considered whether or not he is gay. Due to his somewhat oblivious personality, he misses a million signals which lead to cute laugh out loud encounters that are adorably sprinkled with a few 'omg' toppings. This bag of giggle fun allows a pause from the mundane to delve into the life of the semi reclusive novelist.

Pete and Kao are friends turned acquaintance when their relationship is strained with Kao's stubborn attitude, forceful personality and obsession with girls keeps putting his former friend Pete in ackward situations. Ultimately, the two find themselves in a study group together where the other members insist on them finding common ground and ways to get along with each other. In their back and forth attempts at being codial, it starts to become clear that some of the vitrial wasn't due to personality differences as much as it was due to opposites attracting. This is the most adorable, fun loving BL where the actors connect so well, it's hard not to watch this again and again.

A senior student who harasses freshman students, falls for a guy but decides to annoy him by making him buy him flowers everyday. Once he makes the kid irritated, he discovers he actually likes him but must convince him and all his friends that he's not still toying with him but wants a real relationship instead.

(Best, played by War Wanarat Ratsameerat) is a normal guy with a boring high school life. He is injured when hit by a basketball and carried to the nurses office by the 'hot guy' (Dew, played by Yin Anan Wong) star basketball player. When Best returns to school he finds out the whole school knows about it and he can't stop himself from becoming upset by the whole thing. His irritation turns into infatuation and he attempts to find a way to tell the basketball player how he feels.

When his mother marries a new guy, a young college student (Feng He played by Edison Song)becomes the instant guardian of his new 'young stepbrother'. He is expecting a normal guy to show up and temporarily move in with him but instead discovers his new litttle brother is a spoiled brat celebrity actor (Cheng Qing played by Duke wu) who thinks he is entitled to behave however he wishes.

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