Unfortunately, only the director. Would have been nice to see the whole production team together once again.
Frankly the red of the pics is too bright for me. I don't know why but I've always pictured the red of Hua Cheng to be a deeper, darker red, more befitting the gloom that I'd imagine would persist around a ghost king. The brightness of his costume seems too cheerful.
Unfortunately, only the director. Would have been nice to see the whole production team together once again.
The fact that the Untamed did so well with middling CGI says it all really. If the acting (assuming the direction given to the actors plays a big part in this) does not sell the story to the audience, then it doesn't matter how good the CGI is. However if the acting is on point, then it can get off with less than perfect CGI.
'Doctor Who' is a good example (the old series, that is). Some of the crappiest special effects ever, but had a solid fan base for decades because of the stories told and the quality of it's actors.
If: a - it's the same director that help make 'The Untamed' such a success (despite the sub-perfect CGI); and b - they've retained the same level of enthusiasm for this project as they had for 'The Untamed'; and c- this project gets as good or better support from the supporting groups as 'The Untamed' did, ... then I'm very optimistic this will turn out well.
I'm going to go re-watch Ashes of Love again just to see Luo Yunxi😭 I can't wait any longer for this! I really…
Try "Princess Silver". IMHO his character is wonderful in that series. Has a big part to play in the finale, even though it's not technically a lead character.
That way you won't have to put up with that annoying grape fairy. XP
The only truly annoying thing in Princess Silver is the chin on the male lead. :D
Is Chen Feiyu a good actor? I have not seen any of his work - movies or TV shows so I have no idea. Please provide…
His action scenes in 'Ever Night' were amazing and IMHO he really got the cynical yet mischievous teenager feel just right, but the romance story of the character seemed very stilted in it's portrayal (particularly in regards to Sang Sang). I go back every now and then to rewatch EN season 1 just for the kick arse action sequences, fantasy storyline and scenic locations and usually forward skip through the romance scenes.
In 'Legend of Awakening' the series started with an interesting slant in the first few episodes but after that I quickly became bored and could barely make it half way through the series before I just couldn't motivate myself to watch any more. But if I'm being kind that might not necessarily be due to his acting by itself.
honestly, I'm a little afraid of all the hype this drama is getting. With the untamed and word of honor, no one…
Personally, I can't say that I have high expectations. There was so much in the novel that simply wouldn't pass censorship. It will heavily depend on how the scriptwriter has adapted the story for tv, so I'm going in completely clueless, expectations wise, as I'm expecting the feel (atmosphere?) of the series will likely be much different to the novel.
On the other hand, Leo Luo is in it and I've loved all the work I've seen of his so far.
Been hearing about this one for the longest time, and finally gave it a shot. I honestly just planned on taking…
1. Don't lose out on a good thing. Pace your viewing. 2. 'court room'? There were lawyers? Were there lawyers? 3. It does spend its time investing time in its scenes, but that's all about character development. See point 1 above. 4. Perhaps the anime might be better for you? Its english title is 'The Founder of Diabolism' and it's a closer portrayal of the original novel, though it hasn't finished airing yet (the final season, season 3, is supposed to start airing from tomorrow) but if I were you I wouldn't try watching both versions simultaneously. 5. If this is your first time viewing, having a naming guide on hand would certainly be helpful.
The thing I love about the anime version is it's a lot closer to the novel. Note how he's controlling the Yi City paper puppets, unlike the live action version.
I'd read on MyAnimeList that season 3 of the anime version of The Untamed, 'The Founder of Diabolism), was going to be airing from 7/8 so Iogged onto WeTV to see : the updated title!
'The Founder of Diabolism : The Final Season.'
"WOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOO, It's out ALREADY, YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAA" I thought, "23 episodes! All at once!!"
Only to realise the existing 23 episodes were from seasons 1 & 2 and the 3rd season hasn't started to be uploaded yet.
Put up a data board on the wall behind her with her personal stats/details and the promo pic used as her avatar on this site would look like a mug shot.
Heard of this title while watch (1) The King's Avatar, and (2) Falling Into Your Smile, so if two c-drama scriptwriters (maybe it's the same scriptwriter?) think it notable enough to mention within their script, then maybe there is something to it. ^^
it's called eternal faith *puppy eyes* YES eternal faith hua cheng had for xie lian this is so gay how are they…
I'm wondering whether the sexual censorship is really that strict in China. Was recently watching 'Falling Into Your Smile' in which there was a male make up artist who seemed gay as. (Or possibly I'm prejuding a character who is merely very effeminate). This was just in his interaction with the FL, there was no sexual intimacy shown. So is the censorship basically limited to actual displays of intimacy, not in the simple depiction of a person being gay?
This would make more sense since China seems to have a history of identifying that gay people do exist. That is to say, that 'cut sleeve' term.
Not even half way through and my desire for the death of Qingtan grows stronger with every minute she's on screen. It's getting to the point where it might be the main reason I keep watching.
I wouldn't be sad if Huanhuan went with the same way as well.
But hey, that's just my opinion. ^^
'Doctor Who' is a good example (the old series, that is). Some of the crappiest special effects ever, but had a solid fan base for decades because of the stories told and the quality of it's actors.
If:
a - it's the same director that help make 'The Untamed' such a success (despite the sub-perfect CGI); and
b - they've retained the same level of enthusiasm for this project as they had for 'The Untamed'; and
c- this project gets as good or better support from the supporting groups as 'The Untamed' did,
... then I'm very optimistic this will turn out well.
That way you won't have to put up with that annoying grape fairy. XP
The only truly annoying thing in Princess Silver is the chin on the male lead. :D
In 'Legend of Awakening' the series started with an interesting slant in the first few episodes but after that I quickly became bored and could barely make it half way through the series before I just couldn't motivate myself to watch any more. But if I'm being kind that might not necessarily be due to his acting by itself.
On the other hand, Leo Luo is in it and I've loved all the work I've seen of his so far.
...not as close an adaptation to the novel that I thought it would be, but still good!
2. 'court room'? There were lawyers? Were there lawyers?
3. It does spend its time investing time in its scenes, but that's all about character development. See point 1 above.
4. Perhaps the anime might be better for you? Its english title is 'The Founder of Diabolism' and it's a closer portrayal of the original novel, though it hasn't finished airing yet (the final season, season 3, is supposed to start airing from tomorrow) but if I were you I wouldn't try watching both versions simultaneously.
5. If this is your first time viewing, having a naming guide on hand would certainly be helpful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKHuEvJZ2tc
The thing I love about the anime version is it's a lot closer to the novel. Note how he's controlling the Yi City paper puppets, unlike the live action version.
Really looking forward to it!
I'd read on MyAnimeList that season 3 of the anime version of The Untamed, 'The Founder of Diabolism), was going to be airing from 7/8 so Iogged onto WeTV to see : the updated title!
'The Founder of Diabolism : The Final Season.'
"WOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOO, It's out ALREADY, YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAA" I thought, "23 episodes! All at once!!"
Only to realise the existing 23 episodes were from seasons 1 & 2 and the 3rd season hasn't started to be uploaded yet.
Ugh.
Such a rollercoaster of emotion...
lol
This would make more sense since China seems to have a history of identifying that gay people do exist. That is to say, that 'cut sleeve' term.
Why am I watching this, ARGH!!
I wouldn't be sad if Huanhuan went with the same way as well.
AND WHAT PHOTOS!!!!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH.
...ahem. Please excuse my freakout.
PS - I'm sold on the 2 leads. Makeovers went well.
PPS - Just confirming ... this means they're shooting already!? ... (draws breath) AAAAAA