JoyceTyler

Could be. LOL. But the climax hasn't happened yet, and thanks to Aristotle, when it does, we'll know it.

Serious answer: "Aristotle's theory of the climax in drama emphasizes that it is a turning point in a plot that leads to a resolution. He defines the climax as the turning point in a tragedy, where the conflict reaches its highest point and the audience's emotions are heightened. This climax is crucial for achieving catharsis, the emotional release that occurs when the audience empathizes with the characters' suffering and experiences a sense of relief or understanding. Aristotle's emphasis on the climax as a central element of tragedy highlights its role in conveying moral lessons and emotional depth, making it a fundamental aspect of his literary theory."

Totally agree. I only recently discovered her in The Queen Who Crowns and wow what a commanding presence.

Which makes ratings basically useless.

Her villains always have a pretty good reason for being villains. That's probably why her fans tend to defend them. Mi-Shil's staggering intellect was admired and respected not only by Seon-Deok and all of the men in her life, but by the viewers, some of whom thought she deserved to be Queen. I-Shin's backstory is a horrific tale of sexual abuse by a family member that went on for YEARS and was enough to drive her insane. And I don't think there was a villain as such in Refection of You. Or perhaps both women were each other's villain. As I said, Go probably thought that the changes made to her character halfway through the filming of Return didn't make sense, and that the sudden change made her lose faith in the writer and director.

This is a first for me: I love everyone in the cast.

Hey, Lily Alice - Please tell me that English isn't your first language and that your headline suggesting that Jang Nara MIGHT have had something to do with that guy's death is just a bad translation of what you wrote in another language. Because, if not, you can be sued.

Entertainment journalists always invite haters to hate. They're despicable.

Why are j-movies and dramas rated so low. Imo, this movie is perfect. Any movie in which a cyborg makes me tear up gets a10/10!

How hard was it to type Climax when you've already typed it twice? Curtain Call was an earlier Ha Ji-won k-drama that has nothing to do with her current drama, Climax.

Filming starts in three weeks. Apparently all of the roles have been cast, but I can't read Korean.