I'm really enjoying this so far! I see a lot of hate so far but really, it's quite a fun watch. It's been keeping…
Yeah, it may be the usual thing you get in action-movies. Or it may be related to the goal of the bureau. It look they don't want to kill some people (we see they have a prison), and kill some others (contaminated ones). In the scene, they fire the ground or walls, it look like preventive fire rather than shoot to kill. Hard to say for now.
Wow! I want to watch this now. Look like a next-gen drama ? Like LUCA or Sisyphus ? I don't mind if there is some…
Yeah I get it, the same idea, but I suppose there is something different after that ? And it's not just police investigation like signal ? About LUCA, I was just speaking about directing quality, because LUCA look like a movie too.
No idea about who you are speaking. I don't find any chara/actor with this name.
Ah! Highschool boy. It's the usual trope, start as a jerk, then fall in love with the girl. I buy it ! It's nice in this drama and I feel something powerful about emotions rising. (I finished ep16 right now).
wow cinematographic wise its like watching a movie. Truly well done. But the story is hella confusing. They leave…
Wow! I want to watch this now. Look like a next-gen drama ? Like LUCA or Sisyphus ? I don't mind if there is some ideas from Signal, and I remember the drama was limited about SF use.
I'd like to thank the user who suggested to not take this drama too seriously and turn off the brain!Went in without…
In a way, I also turn on my brain when I watch this, because there is a lot of parody content, details to look about actors performance, or how the writer play with makjang tropes.
Half ep 15, and ep 16 start : Woo! actress Kim So Yeon (Cheon Seo Jin) performance is crazy good. And she show so many new expressions we didn't get from her during previous episodes.
Could be a good new or the opposite. Good: The original drama look great but I didn't have time to watch it. And I would prefer to watch Korean remake, because it's more easy for me about language. Bad: As an example, Liar game remake was somewhat a disaster, and it's the problem of many remake when they aren't as good as original. So here, the remake could just waste the story.
Ep15. When Cheon Seo Jin learn she will be the new president. The scene just after when she walk in the school, with light, tears, so happy. Woo! How the actress play the role and make it funny too. I guess her hapyness won't last long and her life will come back to hell. It will be a lot of fun too !!
How is that no one is likable in this drama apart from Vincenzo and the heroine's dad ? I want to punch all others.…
Even about goblin, people didnt say it was "forced comedy". But for me, it was, because Im quite sensitive about that, so much I dislike. And here, so many people say it's "forced comedy". Ouch! This must be really something!! I should drop before ep1 ?
I don't know by what miracle, but Im still able to take seriously some plot, and even to get feeling about romantics or others emotionals scene. It's a ambigeous style, you can watch both like a parody and like a normal drama, immersed in the story.
Your articles are gold for me, because Jang Ok Jung is my favorite historical drama (ex-equo with Empress Ki). I won't resume all here, and you can check the review I writed about it. I would like to watch the 100 episodes drama "Hui Bin", but unfortunaly, there is no translation past episode 20. I wonder if Kim Tae Hee took some inspiration from the main actress in this drama.
In a science fiction movie, the audience expects a more accurate "sufficient credibility". On the other hand, in a spectacular action movie, the audience accepts a more inaccurate "sufficient credibility". What the audience accepts depends on the genre. Here we have both science fiction and spectacular action.
This corresponds exactly to Terminator movies. The drama has the same credibility as this kind of film, with of course some variations. The airplane scene contains more credible elements, and the cabin scene that explodes contains less credible elements. This gives new meaning to the parodic scene inspired by Terminator 2 in episode 2 (the heroine wants the blond boy's clothes). In this way, the drama makes it clear to which genre it belongs, and makes it possible to situate the degree of suspension of disbelief that can be expected.
I don't normally like to comment on other's views but i seriously can't take some of the outright dumb criticisms…
Your intention is good but your arguments are wrong. The character repairing the plane is human and has no super powers. So the action should be humanly possible. However, this is precisely the case in this scene, and the script even takes care to provide a realistic anecdote, "the war pilots were doing the same thing". This sufficient credibility applies to the other actions and triggers in this scene. If we look at airplane scenes of this kind in other films and series, we can see that they are 10 times less realistic. This is the maximum that can be done in a 5-minute scene in a series with a sustained pace. Otherwise, we would need a pseudo-documentary type film that lasts an hour, and without a plot.
Good: The original drama look great but I didn't have time to watch it. And I would prefer to watch Korean remake, because it's more easy for me about language.
Bad: As an example, Liar game remake was somewhat a disaster, and it's the problem of many remake when they aren't as good as original. So here, the remake could just waste the story.
But for me, it was, because Im quite sensitive about that, so much I dislike.
And here, so many people say it's "forced comedy". Ouch!
This must be really something!! I should drop before ep1 ?
I would like to watch the 100 episodes drama "Hui Bin", but unfortunaly, there is no translation past episode 20. I wonder if Kim Tae Hee took some inspiration from the main actress in this drama.
Here we have both science fiction and spectacular action.
This corresponds exactly to Terminator movies. The drama has the same credibility as this kind of film, with of course some variations. The airplane scene contains more credible elements, and the cabin scene that explodes contains less credible elements.
This gives new meaning to the parodic scene inspired by Terminator 2 in episode 2 (the heroine wants the blond boy's clothes). In this way, the drama makes it clear to which genre it belongs, and makes it possible to situate the degree of suspension of disbelief that can be expected.