Wonderful article! I recall the cameos in HDL and CLOY, absolutely fantastic yet surprising at the same time 😀 Thanks for taking me down memory lane, love it!
Great article! I love reading your insights into the technical aspects of cinematography here. Oftentimes when budget is a concern for filmmakers, especially pertaining to usage of special effects like CGI or even hiring countless extras, there are far simpler and more affordable solutions to achieve the desired effects of the storytelling. This is exactly what you've pointed out here. Well done and looking forward to more articles from you 😊
A kaiju of a Giant Rose sounds exactly like the kind of movie Mothra should have been in! "Historically speaking, Godzilla has had his hands full when facing a female opponent..." - I really like your insight on this aspect. I think deep down, Big G is a true gent 😊
Thank you 😊It took me quite a while, especially the second half because I sort of already knew what was going…
Yes! I'm going to go through my Classic Watch Project list and choose something less heavy and profound from it. I need a bit of light and joy for now 😀
You finished it, congrats. 🥳 And I'm glad to hear that you also enjoyed it. 🤗 Nicely done review too :)
Thank you 😊 It took me quite a while, especially the second half because I sort of already knew what was going to happen so in a way, I kind of dreaded the ending lol This drama really took a lot out of me emotionally 😅
Another great write-up! Good job, you two :) I love dark dramas, whether it's psychological, crime, mystery, thriller or a bit of everything. An important ingredient in such stories is undoubtedly the antagonist. How the villains are written and portrayed are equally crucial to give viewers that hook to buy into the plot.
Out of the dramas you've featured, I've only seen Sisyphus and I absolutely relate to your take on Sigma. The drama wasn't perfect but it gave me enjoyment for the genre I love and I felt the characters, including Sigma, were decently developed and convincingly portrayed.
I haven't seen the others, although regarding Criminal Minds, which has Lee Joon Gi in the cast, I've seen a few seasons of the US version so I understand the concept and the type of cases that are focused on. I'm going to add that to my PTW. For Catch the Ghost, I actually came across the poster before and my initial impression was that it had supernatural themes (including the Ghost in the title) but I've got a better understanding now thanks to your insights.
Other dramas that I've got in my PTW list that wasn't discussed include Nobody Knows and Partners for Justice (though this one is concerned with the forensics aspect).
The ones that I've seen which fit into this genre or themes are The Devil Judge (still airing), Beyond Evil, Taxi Driver, Luca: The Beginning, Mouse, Voice series, Kingdom (I add this to the mix because of how compelling its villains are, including the recently released Ashin of the North), Tell Me What You Saw, The Cursed, The Guest (both relating to the supernatural but the way the villains are depicted is simply astounding), Lawless Lawyer, Remember : War of the Son, and Less Than Evil, just to name a few. I think I went overboard lol
Anyway, great write-up guys. It's really nice to see an in-depth article on this subject matter :D
Another good write-up. 👍 The part about the recap is useful for those planning to watch all the seasons. So…
Thank you very much 😊 Haha, so true. They're really milking it indeed lol I just wished they showcased more of the island setting, because I'm always looking for nice scenery that fits the story 😀
When the "beginning" is the final fifth XD Ah, this review was quite interesting. 👍 I really like the part…
Hehe, better late than never! And you can watch the entire series in one sitting 😉 If you're this of starting, I would actually recommend that you watch no 4 last. You may watch it on the order 1, 2, 3, 5 and 4. The reason being 4 is intricately linked to 5, and the "true ending" to the saga. You'd probably notice more references to the manga and steampunk vibes in all the films, except this one. Have fun and let me know what you think once you get started 😊
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Thanks for taking me down memory lane, love it!
Well done and looking forward to more articles from you 😊
This is really fascinating! I never knew there was so much backstory in Big G's past! And yes, sounds like in the end Mothra suits him best 🥰
"Historically speaking, Godzilla has had his hands full when facing a female opponent..." - I really like your insight on this aspect. I think deep down, Big G is a true gent 😊
It took me quite a while, especially the second half because I sort of already knew what was going to happen so in a way, I kind of dreaded the ending lol
This drama really took a lot out of me emotionally 😅
I'll add this to my PTW. I need to be in a certain mood these days to watch Republican dramas because at one point I had been too immersed in them.
Great review, it's absolutely compelling. If you say this is the benchmark, I utterly believe you!
I love dark dramas, whether it's psychological, crime, mystery, thriller or a bit of everything. An important ingredient in such stories is undoubtedly the antagonist. How the villains are written and portrayed are equally crucial to give viewers that hook to buy into the plot.
Out of the dramas you've featured, I've only seen Sisyphus and I absolutely relate to your take on Sigma. The drama wasn't perfect but it gave me enjoyment for the genre I love and I felt the characters, including Sigma, were decently developed and convincingly portrayed.
I haven't seen the others, although regarding Criminal Minds, which has Lee Joon Gi in the cast, I've seen a few seasons of the US version so I understand the concept and the type of cases that are focused on. I'm going to add that to my PTW. For Catch the Ghost, I actually came across the poster before and my initial impression was that it had supernatural themes (including the Ghost in the title) but I've got a better understanding now thanks to your insights.
Other dramas that I've got in my PTW list that wasn't discussed include Nobody Knows and Partners for Justice (though this one is concerned with the forensics aspect).
The ones that I've seen which fit into this genre or themes are The Devil Judge (still airing), Beyond Evil, Taxi Driver, Luca: The Beginning, Mouse, Voice series, Kingdom (I add this to the mix because of how compelling its villains are, including the recently released Ashin of the North), Tell Me What You Saw, The Cursed, The Guest (both relating to the supernatural but the way the villains are depicted is simply astounding), Lawless Lawyer, Remember : War of the Son, and Less Than Evil, just to name a few. I think I went overboard lol
Anyway, great write-up guys. It's really nice to see an in-depth article on this subject matter :D
Haha, so true. They're really milking it indeed lol
I just wished they showcased more of the island setting, because I'm always looking for nice scenery that fits the story 😀
I'm watching a bit of Olympics now as well lol
I'm watching a bit of Olympics now as well lol
If you're this of starting, I would actually recommend that you watch no 4 last. You may watch it on the order 1, 2, 3, 5 and 4. The reason being 4 is intricately linked to 5, and the "true ending" to the saga.
You'd probably notice more references to the manga and steampunk vibes in all the films, except this one. Have fun and let me know what you think once you get started 😊
Great write up! I've already got this on my PTW. Thanks for sharing your insights, good job.