Why the beared guy has so much influence over King and disregard Crown Prince? And how come Crown prince is piece of shit
Also, the actor Bae Soo Bin who came to kill the twin sister, he is very famous actor, although he does shitty role in eery drama, but lead roles always, why he looked concerned?
Also, please explain what is the role of Lee Hyun and Kim Ga On?
Are there other rivals to be in line to become King?
Or the old fart has plans to make someone else king?
this show is nothing, but bits and pieces of all the good old concepts taken from all the western theme.
even in episode 8, when the company planet ceo said something, which was uncannily same wording of Westworld season 3, and I would call plagiarising a small part of show to make it sensational.
In WW3, when two brother created AI, it could predict high-risk level indviduals that could disrupts future events and has them locked up, eventually calling them Outliers.
this was the same concept the ceo explained of what his company AI does.
apart from that, the show is typical, the one-eye ring, the memory erase concept is also from "Blindspot" series, and the crux of everything happening is noting but political game to control a person that would be shield to behind the scene men doing dirty works.
Omg I love this series to death. It's faced paced. No bullshit. No evil winning all the time. And the one-the-women, which is not wrong to say "wonder women", because Korean way of saying is exactly same.
Love love this show. She is not jot made to do calm roles.
Give me your honest opinion. I do not watch historical dramas, my first is Lovers of Red Sky, and I like it, because it has fantasy element.
I have been diving to watch Crowned Clown (the perfect name that explains the story), but I am afraid of political and plotting stuff.
So, if I watch TKA, I don't know what I am gonna watch for 20 episodes for a plot that doesn't appeal to much. Like what they are going to show, that I can't guess already.
The typical, political stuff, where royal family trying best to save their throne, while a noblemen comes along and help the Queen achieve whats necessary. Thats it, thats all there is to this plot.
So please tell, I don't want to spend 9 weeks for this.
he was this close to confession, his brother, mother already told her to follow his heart and they are happy for him. I don't know why... I get that he is afraid, he might him as a friend, but he needs to try... like I said, it is a last minute confession episode drama.
One of the most tragic, despair, and unfortunate topic has been addressed through this series. I am very much in debt to writers for showing what it is feels like to be trapped in your own body. And you are banished and labelled disease for your kindness and love.
I checked out your watchlist and I see that the majority of Japanese dramas you've watched are bls. Many of those…
Why are you being so worked up? It is actually a compliment, they use this type of filmmaking, I just couldn't find the answer before to my question, thats why I used to ask, but I have found my answer, and I never felt it was cheap or bad, It was just different.
So I was intrigued why it is like that, as I saw a series from 2001 and one from 2021, and in technical aspects it looked same. I didn't said it is not brilliant camerawork, I said it is distinctive.
Of-course, if any country has to be advance in camera system, it is Japan. No question there, but their filmmaking is different from rest of the world.
Generally if you see a JP drama/film, you see a same pattern, regardless of which year it is produced gives a vintage look. There is the "yellowish hue" always, which has earlier made me think, why all Japanese series gives a distinctive look as compared to rest of the world.
Well, it is my ignorance, I am sure there are other dramas, and film where such instance have not occurred, but the content I have watched so far, and many have also agreed, JP stick to streamline form of filmmaking, despite they have cutting edge technology and JP is a father of "camera", but they themselves use traditional or very old style of filmmaking unlike rest of the world.
thank you and to the subber. they are saying they might not do for 2nd episodes, as it took them long time. please support and encourage so they can sub....
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So the Lord is a father of actor Bae Soo Bin in this drama and the Princess, which makes the BSB and Princess siblings right?
And Lee Hyun and Kim Ga On are his sons? Like Princess nephews?
i don't mind spoilers, as I don't want to watch in mystery, I am kind of person, who reads a end first and then I read book.
Also, the actor Bae Soo Bin who came to kill the twin sister, he is very famous actor, although he does shitty role in eery drama, but lead roles always, why he looked concerned?
Also, please explain what is the role of Lee Hyun and Kim Ga On?
Are there other rivals to be in line to become King?
Or the old fart has plans to make someone else king?
even in episode 8, when the company planet ceo said something, which was uncannily same wording of Westworld season 3, and I would call plagiarising a small part of show to make it sensational.
In WW3, when two brother created AI, it could predict high-risk level indviduals that could disrupts future events and has them locked up, eventually calling them Outliers.
this was the same concept the ceo explained of what his company AI does.
apart from that, the show is typical, the one-eye ring, the memory erase concept is also from "Blindspot" series, and the crux of everything happening is noting but political game to control a person that would be shield to behind the scene men doing dirty works.
Love love this show. She is not jot made to do calm roles.
But I am gonna go through heartbreak, because that series, has early romance, early marriage and then heartbreaks, and happy ending.
I have been diving to watch Crowned Clown (the perfect name that explains the story), but I am afraid of political and plotting stuff.
So, if I watch TKA, I don't know what I am gonna watch for 20 episodes for a plot that doesn't appeal to much. Like what they are going to show, that I can't guess already.
The typical, political stuff, where royal family trying best to save their throne, while a noblemen comes along and help the Queen achieve whats necessary. Thats it, thats all there is to this plot.
So please tell, I don't want to spend 9 weeks for this.
One day...perhaps one day.
So I was intrigued why it is like that, as I saw a series from 2001 and one from 2021, and in technical aspects it looked same. I didn't said it is not brilliant camerawork, I said it is distinctive.
Of-course, if any country has to be advance in camera system, it is Japan. No question there, but their filmmaking is different from rest of the world.
Well, it is my ignorance, I am sure there are other dramas, and film where such instance have not occurred, but the content I have watched so far, and many have also agreed, JP stick to streamline form of filmmaking, despite they have cutting edge technology and JP is a father of "camera", but they themselves use traditional or very old style of filmmaking unlike rest of the world.