Everybody have Secrets
Since I've been bored to death by the current exams stress, yesterday have a great rest, through the form of watching a movie. Of course, I've had to thank Abel for accompanying me when others wun. Well, although we had ORD, we still do meet up quite often. Thank God he dun mind watching the korean show wif me.
As the title says, "Everybody Have Secrets". Yes, I noe u all must be thinking of me as a pervert, watching this R(A) show which starred Choi Ji Woo(chio bu neh) and many more. The story revolves around the male lead who seduces the trio of sisters, supposedly giving them secrets to hold and live happily ever after. Before u think of the sex scenes, PLEASE throw away ur coloured lenses. Dun see the movie as a sex show, rather, see it as a comedy which provide food for thought on the way. Choi Ji Woo is absolutely farni as the bookworm who learnt about sex through books; she was super hilarious, fumbling here and there along the storyline. Hence moral of the story: When watching this show, please dun take food/drinks or sit in front of sumone who do so.
The movie when viewed as a comedy actually scores high, it seems so real and yet dun seems to be practical. The little bits of philosophy offered here n there might seem amoral, but they do offer food for thought for those who delights in pondering. Overall, I quite like the show, an absolute piece of laughter for the audiences, just a pity that most people wun see it that way. Strange isn't it, that sex is actually a very important of one's life, and yet we are TAUGHT to see it as profane, dirty and unholy. Well, to be frank, that means each and everyone of us is born dirty; after all, sex is the way to which we humans procreate life and live on. Therefore, can't we just throw away the coloured lenses people gave to us, and start viewing sex and even the world in a different but more natural way????
As the title says, "Everybody Have Secrets". Yes, I noe u all must be thinking of me as a pervert, watching this R(A) show which starred Choi Ji Woo(chio bu neh) and many more. The story revolves around the male lead who seduces the trio of sisters, supposedly giving them secrets to hold and live happily ever after. Before u think of the sex scenes, PLEASE throw away ur coloured lenses. Dun see the movie as a sex show, rather, see it as a comedy which provide food for thought on the way. Choi Ji Woo is absolutely farni as the bookworm who learnt about sex through books; she was super hilarious, fumbling here and there along the storyline. Hence moral of the story: When watching this show, please dun take food/drinks or sit in front of sumone who do so.
The movie when viewed as a comedy actually scores high, it seems so real and yet dun seems to be practical. The little bits of philosophy offered here n there might seem amoral, but they do offer food for thought for those who delights in pondering. Overall, I quite like the show, an absolute piece of laughter for the audiences, just a pity that most people wun see it that way. Strange isn't it, that sex is actually a very important of one's life, and yet we are TAUGHT to see it as profane, dirty and unholy. Well, to be frank, that means each and everyone of us is born dirty; after all, sex is the way to which we humans procreate life and live on. Therefore, can't we just throw away the coloured lenses people gave to us, and start viewing sex and even the world in a different but more natural way????
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