It already turns so bad at end of episode 4 that I wonder how it will continue until episode 16, and how many of them could survive just half the drama.
At episode 3, the drama has glaring flaws, which might not come from the writer, but rather from the production: - The little noises 'supposed to be funny', and which ruin any real comic effect (in any drama). - A first scene really lame with 'fake crying'. I never understood why several dramas use that. It is NEVER funny, it's annoying and just gives the idea that the drama is a big piece of crap. Even more in a case like this, where the character has real reasons to cry because her life risks being ruined.
I wanted to wait to binge-watch the whole thing later. But this drama seems to be such a banger, I'll just watch Episode 1 ASAP. Haven't seen a comment section this wild in a while, people pissed off at the drama. It smells goooooood!!!
Wow nowadays people think cheating is reality a long relationship is about trust and overcome the hardship together…
Always has been, as old as prostitution. It's why even very classic writers write about that, like Chrétien de Troie with "Lancelot, chevalier de la charrette" (1180), telling the tale of how Queen Guenièvre cheats with knight Lancelot, when her husband is the famous King Arthur. You can't find more legendary tale than this one.
I agree about the KDRAMA CATEGORY,But what's with the International Series Category this year being given to a…
I was already finding that bad after episode 1. So it's why I had to drop at end of episode 4. However, it's not the first time I see strange choices in those drama awards, and I don't know exactly what are the selection criteria. I'm more focused on the writing, but I suppose they focus on a larger scope.
Solid show, unique premise, such fun, so charming!
Let's say the combination of elements is unique. But everything is a raw copy-past: - VR game concept: simplification of the one from Memories of the Alhambra. - Over-the-top cooking: right from Bon appetit your majesty. - Weird military comedy: just a bit more serious than Newtopia.
About Villains overshadowing heroes, I see mostly two cases: https://kisskh.at/215-queen-seon-duk Queen Seon Duk - As villain, Go Hyung Jung is charismatic like hell, when main actress is a bit blank. https://kisskh.at/31550-i-love-when-i-m-sad Love in Sadness - The ML is far lower than the villain about presence and impact.
Best drama I could watch this year.
I just ended Episode 9 and it was damn boring.
- The little noises 'supposed to be funny', and which ruin any real comic effect (in any drama).
- A first scene really lame with 'fake crying'. I never understood why several dramas use that. It is NEVER funny, it's annoying and just gives the idea that the drama is a big piece of crap. Even more in a case like this, where the character has real reasons to cry because her life risks being ruined.
But this drama seems to be such a banger, I'll just watch Episode 1 ASAP.
Haven't seen a comment section this wild in a while, people pissed off at the drama.
It smells goooooood!!!
(a resume, then mostly a making-of)
But there is another extra episode?
But everything is a raw copy-past:
- VR game concept: simplification of the one from Memories of the Alhambra.
- Over-the-top cooking: right from Bon appetit your majesty.
- Weird military comedy: just a bit more serious than Newtopia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4vLVnCyn4E
About Park Tae Woo, read my 12 minutes short visual-screenplay with him.
I immediatly jumped at that because your screenshot is exactly the same I used on the poster:
https://w-two-worlds-season-2.blogspot.com/2024/10/welcome.html
About Villains overshadowing heroes, I see mostly two cases:
https://kisskh.at/215-queen-seon-duk
Queen Seon Duk - As villain, Go Hyung Jung is charismatic like hell, when main actress is a bit blank.
https://kisskh.at/31550-i-love-when-i-m-sad
Love in Sadness - The ML is far lower than the villain about presence and impact.
And now the list is better accurate.