This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
"Because I pride myself... I pride myself that I am better than you. Because if you're death, then I must represent LIFE!"
...Why is this on Letterboxd?
I mean, I certainly don't mind being given more outlets to talk about Doctor Who, and why it's my favorite show on the planet. I could probably talk about it for thousands of years if you let me.
Because boy did this episode, this season, give me a lot to talk about.
Because…
"And sometimes... sometimes I ask myself, 'Am I the same I person I was yesterday'? Maybe you weren't the only one changing."
The Beauty Inside is a movie with an inspired premise, and one that runs the same risks as Woo-jin and Yi-soo themselves do in pursing a relationship: can you get invested in someone's life when every fledging moment they have a completely different face?
It all makes or breaks on whether Woo-jin remains a single, cohesive, and completely…
"Well if he doesn't like my knickers, then I'll just get rid of it! ...Oh, that's right. I don't own any other pairs, so I guess I'll just wear no knickers at all! HA-HA-HA-HA!"
It's just like the first OVA except if the writers/animators decided to take a sip of horny juice first.
A harmless bit of fluff for the really obsessive MCU fans.
If they kept on caring this much about explaining away every plot point as incongruous as why Tony Stark would be the one talking to General Ross at the end of The Incredible Hulk, we'd probably have a million of these shorts by now and half of them would've been made specifically for Endgame.
But it's nice to get a little taste of the inner meetings with S.H.I.E.L.D. that…
