I don't know why but most of the recent dramas from the past half year seem to pick up from the 4th episode after being boring for 3 episodes. I don't like it. In the past the pilot episode was one of the most interesting episodes and the ratings went downwards after that. Now the ratings seem to go upwards from the 4th episode.
In many old promotional videos for Blissoo, her brother's name is mentioned. If it were another idol, they would…
Yes!! other idols would've been removed from their groups. Just look at Soo-jin of (G)-idle even though she was found not guilty at the end. This isn't Jisoo's fault though she isn't the one responsible and people should stop trying to drag her name through the mud for actions she didn't commit.
Unless there is proof of her supporting her brother's action in any way she should not be held accountable. Her brother is a grown man, he can take the legal responsibilities that come with his actions. Is it jealous of their success or something eles but korean media and k-netizens in general seem to love dragging celebrities through the mud at the drop of a hat even without any proof.
I swear, the Thai cinemedia industry absolutely hates women. The boys made some silly choices, yes, but the girls…
I'm on episode 2, when those two guys were fighting and she's like "Welcome to the macho man shit show" and "In zombie movies when someone does something stupid, it's the extra that pay the price." She's sooo cool. Also, Ning broadcasting their location over the PA system is just stupid.
In episode 6, when Karina slipped and fell down while running from the infected my first thought was "Oh!! the trope of a beautiful woman falling down in critical moments that occurs in movies is true". LMAO.
The BELOW 45KG weight standard is so unhealthy, and to think that some actors are tall! That would make them underweight.…
"The camera adds 10 pounds" excuse is just old and completely bullshit in modern times. If not for the ridiculously beauty standards chinese fans put on their idols it wouldn't matter so much.
The companies work them to the bone as long as their popularity lasts, there is very little down time and they just want to make as much money as possible before the actresses fame fades. Not to mention the inhuman beauty standards and the high stress with very little privacy.