BingeWatcher

having a 'personal opinion' doesn't mean you can say anything you want. Using words like 'trash' isn't an opinion, it's rude.

You're talking about your experience, but if your 'experience' is to describe someone's work with such harsh words, it reflects your narrow-mindedness, not the actor's ability. Awards and the likes of millions can't be denied just because you don't like them.
You can't escape your insults by saying 'FOR ME.' Next time, understand the difference between opinion and insult.

listening to you, it seems like you've conflated the "right to have an opinion" with a 'license to talk nonsense.' Calling someone 'the worst' with 100% certainty doesn't reflect your expertise, but rather your narrow-mindedness.

you say you don't care how hard hundreds of people worked? This shows your level of maturity. calling someone's work "trash" isn't bravery, but the mark of a desperate and attention-seeker. If you don't value a KBS Drama Award and the likes of millions of fans, then the problem isn't the actor's acting, but your own blurred and biased perspective.

As for my 'new profile,' remember that observing the industry for 10 years doesn't make one an "expert" if your mind is still closed. Experience matters when it gives you logic, not arrogance. people like you consider themselves 'old rice', but in reality your thinking is only stuck in negativity.

the result of your 'logic' is only bitterness, not knowledge. next time you try to 'crush' someone, first see if you have any solid basis other than your likes and dislikes. Keep your 'curiosity' to yourself, because the opinion of a person who does not appreciate art has no value. Keep watching, maybe one day you'll actually learn to appreciate art instead of just vomiting hate.

Your confidence makes it seem as if you've written the dictionary of acting. Why did you suddenly declare Kim Myung-soo (L), whom the whole world praises for his work and who received the prestigious KBS Drama Award, a "zero"?
What's surprising is that you're even calling awards "nothing" Does this mean that all the industry experts, jury members, and millions of viewers who loved his work are wrong, and only your discerning eye is correct? Disliking an actor's work is one thing (that may be your personal preference), but saying things like "he doesn't know how to act" and "he's never improved" is a bit too much.
As for Kang Min-ah, it's good that you saw his efforts, but Kim Myung-soo has carved out his place in the industry through years of hard work and talent. Perhaps you didn't understand the concept of 'Angel's Last Mission: Love', otherwise you wouldn't have called it 'trash'.
Well, everyone has their own taste, but being so negative isn't right. Next time you judge someone, have a little logic and a little respect, because the 'trash' work you're criticizing requires the hard work of hundreds of people and the blood and sweat of artists to create it. You're probably the harshest critic in the world, but thankfully, the decision to give awards isn't in your hands!"🤡

Our Universe 😂😂

You probably haven't seen Kim Myung Soo in 'Angel's Last Mission: Love.' he won a KBS Drama Award for that role. And Kang Min Ah proved her range in 'At a Distance, Spring is Green.' Stop judging by just the visuals, check out her work!"

Bro, to be honest, 6 episodes are much better than those 12 and 16 episode dramas which are being dragged these days by adding cliches.

Finally L Is Back Exited for this 🧡

I want Park Sung Hoon back।

Boy, go and cry to the casting director, crying here won't help.

at least he's capable of delivering strong performance، if I have to choose between a handsome actor who won't portray the character well and an actor who's not as handsome (even though I think Peng Guan Ying is handsome) but has the skills, I'd choose the latter.

Has the South Korean drama industry gone blind? These days, so many bad actors are ruining the mind with their bad acting, and the career of a great actor like Yoon Shi Yoon has come to a standstill.

When will it release and who will be the female lead?

Legend waiting Yoon Chan Young comeback 🧡

Hmm, I left it in the middle.

hmm you might be right, but that woman near the bathtub getting intimate with the man in the coat is Ha Ji won, who knows they might be cheating on each other

It falls squarely into the category of a 'sad movie,' but its sadness isn't burdensome, but rather deeply beautiful. Each frame of the film holds a distinct kind of pain. It teaches us that sometimes tears don't just fall from the eyes, but are also hidden in the characters' silence and their tired smiles. The film's ending leaves you with a heavy heart and a mind lost in memories that never happened.💔

Lee Chung Ah really cheated on her husband, Don't worry guys...she is one of the main leads, so everything will get justified somehow, if any men's had done this then the writer would have made him vomit blood by now 😂😂😂

Why do I feel like the female lead cheats on her husband after watching the teaser❓❓❓

For years, the "love triangle" has been considered a surefire success. Makers think audiences will be excited to see two boys fighting for a girl, but they forget that audience tastes have changed. People now want to see "mature bonding" instead of "toxic behavior."

Korean screenwriters have gone crazy these days, when they have nothing left to show, they drag the drama by adding a nonsense love triangle, I don't know when they will grow up, they did the same with Last Summer (2025) and Dynamite Kiss, I know their trick in creating meaningless nonsense love triangles, somehow drag the drama till 8, 9 and then show romance between lead's🤦

Wtf is this 😂😂