Why do filipino films need to show bed scened in order to establish love or transitions on the relationship of the characters in the story?

Why Korean dramas and films need not to show such scenes but they were abe to establish a transition or (sudden change in within their feelings), extreme love between the two charcters?

Is it something to do with the actors acting? or with the directors interpretation or shall I say style?…..or
Mybe the filipino viewers who are more into explicit things in order to understand the story..

i think the Lance character was a waste of Piolo’s talent-Ayn
- no it’s Piolo’s talent who wasted Lance character, sxempre nasa actors nakasalalay yung ganda ng kalalabasan ng character nun tao sa story and not the other way around.. (sorry if I have to comment on this..)

may mga movies na dapat lang mabilis, at merong dapat lang mabagal.

haha, yeah. owel. ewan ko. feeling ko it should have been a more subtle change rather than the sudden about-face that happened. ewan ko. basta nabigla ako nung nag-’i love you’ siya kaagad. i get what was supposed to happend pero parang…basta….feeling ko may mali sa characterization or at least sa pagtransition niya.

Eh.

at kumusta naman ang wardrobe? i had trouble believing she’s a struggling mom kasi familiar sa akin yung mga suot niya bilang nakikita ko sa Mango, Zara, etc…

kumusta naman ‘to?! Hahaha. Dapat pala pumasok muna ko sa Mango store bago ko pinanood ‘to para na-sense ko rin. Hehehe.

i liked him better sa first parts of the film when he’s an unruly drunk. sana hindi na siya nagbago because i don’t believe that he ever “got there.” i also wish that they played with his guilt more kasi honestly the tragedy was totally his fault.

sobrang agree ako sa’yo dito, ayn.

baka hindi lang napakita nang maayos.

yun nga yung problema. Kung tutuusin naman maganda yung story, kung story lang. kasi hindi lang talaga kagandahan ang screenplay at habang pinapanood ko, andami kong naiisip na “should’ve beens at could’ve beens.” andami kasing sayang dahil hindi naipakita ng maayos.

“not to mention na if you’re so hell-bent on preserving your independence, one night of hot sex won’t change that.”

actually it can. vulnerable na kasi si bakla kasi andami ngang problema na sa kanya. pag single mom pa kasi lalo, mas naghahanap ka ng companionship, e shug, nakita nya agad, syempre minestake nya for love. baka hindi lang napakita nang maayos.

tinatamad na ko magcomment hehe. pero mas maganda nga talaga dont give up on us. juday-piolo-direk joyce yun e. YUN NA YUN EH. sana makapag-sama-sama sila uli. hayayay.

i disagree on Regine’s performance. there were some scenes na OA parin siya. at kumusta naman ang wardrobe? i had trouble believing she’s a struggling mom kasi familiar sa akin yung mga suot niya bilang nakikita ko sa Mango, Zara, etc… not to mention na if you’re so hell-bent on preserving your independence, one night of hot sex won’t change that. it would have been interesting if she fought against it more pero parang nagsex lang kayo, in love ka na. eh kasi, i think it was in part because they wanted to maintain “moral” high ground and a “good” woman won’t sleep with someone unless she’s totally in love. but a “good” man can sleep with as many women as long as he’s severely, emotionally troubled.

i think the Lance character was a waste of Piolo’s talent. medyo stereotypical nga siya at kulang sa motivation. i liked him better sa first parts of the film when he’s an unruly drunk. sana hindi na siya nagbago because i don’t believe that he ever “got there.” i also wish that they played with his guilt more kasi honestly the tragedy was totally his fault. buti naman kung accidente lang talaga siya. but he was drunk. stinking drunk on alcohol and happiness but that does not excuse his actions. he should have known better. and i didn’t really see that struggle within him to deal with that fact. it was more of an i-blame-you-god anger then i’m-such-an-idiot-i-don’t-deserve-to-live anger.

owel.