I agree. I do not see any overt Westernization in k-dramas with the exception of Season dragging. I find many…
That's really interesting. So your experience is actually the opposite of those complaining about hypersexulisation conflated with westernisation. And i agree about the multiple season thing. I am not a fan. 1 and done, tie it all up in a nice bow in the last ep, move on to a whole new story. But that's also why I'm generally not a fan of daytime and family dramas...24 eps is my upper limit π¬
I dont like to cntinue with ep 3. Its so hard to watch the daughter, her acting is not giving me any interest…
Son Na-Eun is usually a fantastic actor BUT (and I really really really don't like myself for posting this) I genuinely think that she's had some unfortunate botox and filler and it's affecting how she can 'emote'. It looks like they've tried to reduce her nasolabial folds, and stop her nostrils flaring. It also stops her top lip, and her nose in general, from moving naturally. Good news is, it will reduce so she'll improve as the show goes on. Ep 4 is already an improvement.
Such an interesting article Suzy, generating SO much discussion. To the commenters lamenting the 'Westernisation' of K-dramas, can you please give me some concrete examples...specific plots, scenes, characters; whatever you've got, I am asking for specifics. I am really interested to understand because honesty I just don't see it π€·ββοΈ
Sadly STILL waiting for this to air in my region (Oceania/Australasia) Paramount+/Prime buying the licensing, means a death knell for Asian dramas in my region.
Glad we could be helpful ππThey can really bf clickbait-y and make you excited when the true poster/drama…
So true, but I think I've started thinking of them as pieces of art, kinda separate from the shows, so I don't mind so much now - especially after your expo. Thanks for such an awesome editorial π
It really makes me sad (even tho i try not to give a damn) that SO many are deeply dissapointed and complaining…
I don't understand the hate for KYD either. I've seen a number of his dramas and he's alright. The good news is Shin Min Ah could evoke chemistry with a rock, so the chances of this being π₯ are high.
Preview! https://youtu.be/NJ2eSset0mY?si=vcfFgweXI4w1kavf Super excited for this but I still don't like his hair…
π I agree about the hair. I usually feel really uncomfortable commenting about people's physical features but an upscale mullet is just too hard to resist π
Thanks for the explanation about "concept art". I too find many C-drama posters gorgeous. And I feel totally baffled when the airing posters come out and seem to have nothing to do with the earlier ones. But now I get it! π π
"If Choi Woo Shik decides to join the new K-drama, this will be her follow-up project after the upcoming K-drama Melo Movie." Please edit. This reeks of machine translation...
And i agree about the multiple season thing. I am not a fan. 1 and done, tie it all up in a nice bow in the last ep, move on to a whole new story. But that's also why I'm generally not a fan of daytime and family dramas...24 eps is my upper limit π¬
Good news is, it will reduce so she'll improve as the show goes on. Ep 4 is already an improvement.
To the commenters lamenting the 'Westernisation' of K-dramas, can you please give me some concrete examples...specific plots, scenes, characters; whatever you've got, I am asking for specifics. I am really interested to understand because honesty I just don't see it π€·ββοΈ
Thanks for such an awesome editorial π
Please edit. This reeks of machine translation...