They are really staying true to the novel, so far. I'm enjoying Bai Lu's interpretation of ZSY. I like her. She's…
I haven read the novel, but your viewing of the show tracks with mine so thankyou! The lead characters, and the supports, are all worth the time IMO. The -ve reviews had me puzzled. Sure it's tropey but I think it's very aware that it is, and that makes it more enjoyable for me
This director and this cast are a lot to look forward to. But if I were Han So Hee, I'd be kicking up a stink about this Netflix poster. At first I was puzzled why she wasn't on it, then I read her name underneath and realised, the image is so photoshopped, she's been rendered unrecognisable - to me. I hope others disagree with me and find the pic fine, but I find it troubling that a person who is so famously a 'beauty/face genius', needs to be altered this much for a publicity poster.
Can someone please tell me where this was filmed? is it Macau? I'm only up to ep4 and haven't been able to put…
Oh and what the heck is the problem an architectural designer has with creating a rainbow?!? faceted glass/prism/crystal. Shine a light through it. Bingo! RAINBOW! Kindergarten level science. Seriously, just instal a chandelier!
Can someone please tell me where this was filmed? is it Macau? I'm only up to ep4 and haven't been able to put it together yet, with the landscape shots. But curiosity is killing me ๐ฌ๐ณ
I canโt stand the female detective running around and collecting all of the illegal evidence in the MLโs houseโฆ…
Finally watched ep 5 today and now totally relate to your point of view! What I donโt understand though, is why Kang San readily answers her questions! If it were me, the more she pushed, the more stubborn I'd get, and refuse to answer ("Who are you to ask me this?!? Get the eff outta my house!"), but he just rolls it out like it's nothing. It's like he has no sense of self-preservation! His innocence is alarming!
We just finished a research project on the topic of cheating men and concubines in the 21st century *which are…
Hmmm that is a very vague and generalist answer, but sure ๐ From your other posts I was starting to question whether the results of the research, might be used for marketing luxury goods.
Regarding the secondary romance between the workplace couple: Gong Seo-Gu asked for Ma Eun Young's consent, before…
I know. It's just one thing though. There are many other elements that are presenting Hong Jo in a particular light, that I see as making her appear unequal to the ML.
Oh friendly reminder that the "you promised to be pure/you are dirty rn" is just one possible interpretation of…
Thanks for "cleaning" that up ๐ But, I would still argue the styling of Bo Ah (white dress, cleansing before casting spells etc.) And the repeated admonitions that she has NEVER dated, are firmly implying that she is virginal/innocent/pure... That and the 'damsel in distress needing to be rescued', scenes. I think the subtitles might be, albeit accidentally, pretty accuate.
I have just caught up on ep 9 and 10. I am admittedly enjoying this. BoAh and Rowoon are finally starting to show…
Regarding the secondary romance between the workplace couple: Gong Seo-Gu asked for Ma Eun Young's consent, before hugging her. THIS is a freaking miracle for K-dramaland! But her immediate response is to mock him for essentially being unmanly. This is WRONG! The sexiest thing a lover can do is show respect and care for you.
This was such a golden opportunity to show the audience how consent is done, in a really natural way. But they burned it. I actually yelled at the TV, it made me so furious!
If I'm honest I'm finding the entire show is slightly off when it comes to gender stereotypes. The repeatedly implied 'virginal' and 'pure' is just really irksome. The ML and FL do not come across as equal in the contemporary time setting. Hong Jo is endlessly, the virginal damsel in distress, in need of saving by the heroic ML ๐คฎ. The ancient timeline shows glimmers of Aeng Cho as being stronger, more knowlegeable and less oppressed, than her modern counterpart, so I am holding on in hope that they somehow meld into one strong, assertive, contemporary FL
I have just caught up on ep 9 and 10. I am admittedly enjoying this. BoAh and Rowoon are finally starting to show the chemistry I always believed they were capable of. And they're just so beautiful I can't look away. But I have a massive gripe that I have to get off my chest.
The -ve reviews had me puzzled. Sure it's tropey but I think it's very aware that it is, and that makes it more enjoyable for me
I hope others disagree with me and find the pic fine, but I find it troubling that a person who is so famously a 'beauty/face genius', needs to be altered this much for a publicity poster.
And the very best wishes to you and your family!
From your other posts I was starting to question whether the results of the research, might be used for marketing luxury goods.
But, I would still argue the styling of Bo Ah (white dress, cleansing before casting spells etc.) And the repeated admonitions that she has NEVER dated, are firmly implying that she is virginal/innocent/pure... That and the 'damsel in distress needing to be rescued', scenes. I think the subtitles might be, albeit accidentally, pretty accuate.
This was such a golden opportunity to show the audience how consent is done, in a really natural way. But they burned it. I actually yelled at the TV, it made me so furious!
If I'm honest I'm finding the entire show is slightly off when it comes to gender stereotypes. The repeatedly implied 'virginal' and 'pure' is just really irksome. The ML and FL do not come across as equal in the contemporary time setting. Hong Jo is endlessly, the virginal damsel in distress, in need of saving by the heroic ML ๐คฎ. The ancient timeline shows glimmers of Aeng Cho as being stronger, more knowlegeable and less oppressed, than her modern counterpart, so I am holding on in hope that they somehow meld into one strong, assertive, contemporary FL
But I have a massive gripe that I have to get off my chest.