Why is it considered rude to talk about Chinese romantic dramas? Don't be so negative. It's not about being rude but It's about taste. People have different tastes. C-dramas are also popular. They're better at making romantic dramas than K-drama.
If this MBC, then probably Disney+, right? And NOT translated into multiple languages... Will Netflix lose Song…
Not always, It depends on the agreement and sales figures. If this series has high production costs, it won't be able to be sold to Netflix at the standard price. MBC sold Perfect Crown at a high price because Disney was confident that IU and Wooseok would have enough power to attract new viewers. Unlike Netflix, which has the largest number of subscribers. They don't need famous actors to increase viewership but actors have to rely on Netflix.
is there an article of this confirmation as of late, I’m dying to know
This is just predictions because the production company and Park Bo Gum sent a coffee truck to him but I think it's highly possible when considering the production base.
I love Something in the Rain, One spring night and A peace of your mind. But I didn‘t like Love next door at…
I confess that I didn't finish watching Something of Rain and I have no memory of the soundtrack for Love Next Door. There aren't many dramas whose theme songs have truly resonated with us even in the editing of Perfect Crown, fans used OST from My Demon.
I never expected anything from Jung Hae In's romantic comedy after I watched Love Next Door but Ha Young is so beautiful, I couldn't take my eyes off her. This drama was okay to some extent. I've watched 50% of it already, and I like the people in the village. Ha Young is good at comedy.
and ML 23 i mean there are tons of people bashing jdramas with age gaps but none saying anything about this one.
What are you talking about? “Stop bashing other dramas then” Did I say that? When? Don't involve them in the problems you mentioned. Don't try to bring up problems that didn't exist in the first place, as if you wanted to create these problems for them.
Since the first season built its popularity largely through word of mouth rather than heavy promotion, many believe Season 2 also has a strong chance of becoming another quiet success, In particular because Season 1 excelled not only in ratings but also in public buzz and overseas reception, anticipation for the follow up season continues to grow.
tvN’s “The Village Barber,” which ended last April, is considered the hottest topic among new variety shows this year, capturing the process of Park BoGum, Lee SangYi, and Kwak DongYeon running a hair salon in a small village in Muju, North Jeolla Province, and soothing not only the hair but also the hearts of the residents. https://www.newspim.com/news/view/20260716000742
Cha Taehyun played a high school student at the fine age of 45+, I don't want nobody to talk about this shit no…
He's a bus driver, and there's only a few minutes of flashbacks where he's wearing a school uniform, so he's fine. Similar to Park Seo-joon who wore a school uniform in episode 1 of Itaewon.
I haven't binge-watched a show like this in a long time. 90% of the reviews across many websites are positive but the number of views on Netflix is much lower than I expected, perhaps it's because it's a horror drama. The most regrettable thing is he didn't show his acting skills or striking looks in this drama. Roh Yoon Seo had to practice his pronunciation skills to match historical context. I think the director needs to be stricter.
https://x.com/uahan2/status/2085689724287725661?s=46
Don't involve them in the problems you mentioned. Don't try to bring up problems that didn't exist in the first place, as if you wanted to create these problems for them.
https://m.entertain.naver.com/home/article/213/0001395359
https://www.newspim.com/news/view/20260716000742