Yeah, honestly I started off liking these mentors less then the ones from Chuang to now liking them just as much…
I'm a fan of Jun Liu, Liang Sen and Krystian too. But who can predict what will happen. There are is a whole body of fans/netizen who have been working overtime to spread rumours, or vote en masse.
Liang Sen was hit early now its happening to Tony. Jun Liu is a brilliant dancer but I wonder if its bad song choice or the nuances of his dancing are lost in a crowd. The other dancers have big moves while his are more meaningful.
I do hate that often times Jun Liu is made to be a dance teacher and not allowed to just focus on himself. That's the one thing I wish the mentors would stop asking of him.
Liang Sen reminds me of last seasons NineOne. In an effort to try different things, he doesn't get to showcase what he does best. I do think the heavy more dynamic songs generally seem more popular than the ballads and cute songs.
You know in the beginning I was put off by the mentors. They were awkward, and sometimes their grading of the contestants didn't make sense. But now I really appreciate them. I can see that all of them are trying to help the contestants be better.
Also I feel like this group of boys have nice chemistry as though they really like one another and will be a good group whoever ends up in the final 9.
Please do try picking it up again. I love the trainees here and already knew 2 trainees: Tony from PD101 S2 (though…
Same I was put off by the mentors in the first two episodes, but I really like them now. They are all genuinely helping the contestants be better performers and seem to care about their mental state. And I like this group of contestants. You can really feel how bonded they are, they have good chemistry with each other.
I'm catching up on the episodes from 19 - 32 after a long break and I have to say it's been so riveting. I worried it would get too emotional and tense but it's been awesome.
I just hate that the only plots they can make about the arts, in this case comics always becomes about plagiarism.
I like the drama but I wish she simply lost the competition or lost her drawings or wasn’t able to finish because of all her side jobs. Anything other than her work getting accused of plagiarism.
my goodness the sisters are annoying. I know they are not here long but still.
Also only in a drama can these girls not be impressed by the fact that his girlfriend is a doctor, a nice neurosurgeon. How can that think that they can compete!
It could be the skin smoothing filter that wipes out sweet. Sometimes when actors cry in cdrama the lighting/filter…
I get it. I always laugh when blood spews from the mouth in a death scene. Or when someone wakes up from bed and has lipstick and nice hair. Or people surviving from falling off a cliff. In this drama when she falls all I can think is I don’t think the river is deep enough for her not to hit her head or injure her spine.
Sometimes as a viewer we can’t turn off our logical brains.
It could be the skin smoothing filter that wipes out sweet. Sometimes when actors cry in cdrama the lighting/filter…
I’m not sure how to respond to this.
I wasn’t disagreeing with you. I was just saying it could be the filter they like to use to make the skin clear.
And then I added what realistic attributes I can sometimes find distracting .
To answer you question. I have watched a lot of tv and film from other countries. I have seen realism give way to fantasy in the Avengers, where they may show dirt but sweat is relative. I don’t remember a lot of sweat in Harry Potter either until they want to actually focus on it to show that he’s nervous. When they are being chased by dementors I didn’t see to much sweat. Maybe they were too cold in Scotland.
In Rocky they showed a lot of effort and sweat and it did help to build to the story. But if you watch some cop shows (CSI), they run around a lot and there isn’t that much sweat if at all. I don’t even remember Buffy sweating all that much. She was a superhuman too right?
Hollywood can be as vain as any other countries. It just comes down to taste.
I appreciate you need for authenticity. I’m not even disagreeing with you. But I can over look a few discrepancies for the overall good story.
I know I shouldn’t have replied to this thread. I was too compulsive.
Ok, I will never take most Chinese dramas seriously until they stop their heavy focus of making their female leads…
It could be the skin smoothing filter that wipes out sweet. Sometimes when actors cry in cdrama the lighting/filter is so bright I can't see the tears. It's only when they zoom in that I realize there are tears happening.
It's a production choice. I can understand it being distracting but I will admit if I saw armpit sweats and damp foreheads it would be a different kind of distraction. No matter how big the budget it can be hard to please everyone.
Liang Sen was hit early now its happening to Tony. Jun Liu is a brilliant dancer but I wonder if its bad song choice or the nuances of his dancing are lost in a crowd. The other dancers have big moves while his are more meaningful.
I do hate that often times Jun Liu is made to be a dance teacher and not allowed to just focus on himself. That's the one thing I wish the mentors would stop asking of him.
Liang Sen reminds me of last seasons NineOne. In an effort to try different things, he doesn't get to showcase what he does best. I do think the heavy more dynamic songs generally seem more popular than the ballads and cute songs.
Also I feel like this group of boys have nice chemistry as though they really like one another and will be a good group whoever ends up in the final 9.
I like the drama but I wish she simply lost the competition or lost her drawings or wasn’t able to finish because of all her side jobs. Anything other than her work getting accused of plagiarism.
Sometimes as a viewer we can’t turn off our logical brains.
I wasn’t disagreeing with you. I was just saying it could be the filter they like to use to make the skin clear.
And then I added what realistic attributes I can sometimes find distracting .
To answer you question. I have watched a lot of tv and film from other countries. I have seen realism give way to fantasy in the Avengers, where they may show dirt but sweat is relative. I don’t remember a lot of sweat in Harry Potter either until they want to actually focus on it to show that he’s nervous. When they are being chased by dementors I didn’t see to much sweat. Maybe they were too cold in Scotland.
In Rocky they showed a lot of effort and sweat and it did help to build to the story. But if you watch some cop shows (CSI), they run around a lot and there isn’t that much sweat if at all. I don’t even remember Buffy sweating all that much. She was a superhuman too right?
Hollywood can be as vain as any other countries. It just comes down to taste.
I appreciate you need for authenticity. I’m not even disagreeing with you. But I can over look a few discrepancies for the overall good story.
I know I shouldn’t have replied to this thread. I was too compulsive.
It's a production choice. I can understand it being distracting but I will admit if I saw armpit sweats and damp foreheads it would be a different kind of distraction. No matter how big the budget it can be hard to please everyone.