I just watched the livestream Arthur did from his hotel in Paris. Did someone come across a version with English subs? Please share if you happen to see it somewhere, thanks!
I honestly hope he does projects that further his career! Many kinds of different projects and roles. Iām really happy that he did Love Story in the 1970s, that was a quality project and he could show his versatility. Also itās very successful in China, Iām happy for him and the entire team!
Doing Love beyond the grave might end up being a mistake as I feel the production team is not that good especially…
Do you mean the fact that theyāre not airing any episodes apart from express package? Or because there hasnāt been much promotion? I think they could have done more promotion. A live stream for the release of express would have been great or more interviews. I heard Tencent only pushes projects of its favourite actors/actresses.
Crossed 100m views in a single day, becomes the first drama this year to hit 100m views in a single day https://x.com/MyAsianDramaonX/status/2029856884677824572
I have pinned the OSt music up in Discussions section, together with some info about the singershttps://kisskh.at/discussions/754361-love-story-in-the-1970s/148580-love-story-in-the-1970s-music…
Do you happen to know which song is playing in the first trailer?
the amount of people who Watch it on illegal site is disappointing. & why mentioning that in this public forum…
I thought the exact same thing! And people shouldnāt forget, illegal platforms views also donāt contribute to the viewership numbers and therefore donāt boost a dramaās popularity/success.
What's the Book Pride and prejudice about? Is it worth that reaction?
Itās definitely not worth the reaction but at the time of the cultural revolution many works of classic literature were banned or restricted. It tells the story of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy who must overcome āpride and prejudiceā to be together and it also looks at the English society of that time. From AI: Pride and Prejudice focuses on individual happiness, personal development, and love. Such themes were viewed with suspicion, often categorized as promoting "unhealthy values" of excessive individualism, which contradicted the ideology of the period. Cultural Context: During times of strict ideological control, British literature from the early 19th century was often considered foreign and bourgeoisie.
Iām concerned why so many people on Tik Tok are posting that they didnāt like the ending but here and other…
Itās a very satisfying ending imo! They go to university together instead of her going alone. The ending wraps up their story in a happy and meaningful way. No need to show us their babies etc.
Am I the only one who is still waiting for episode 25? Or everyone else already watched it on express package?š„ŗ
I finished watching on express package, and now I envy you a little because there are some very beautiful and emotional and fun scenes between our leads that I wish I could watch them for the first time again! š„° Enjoy!
I don't understand why his works don't get released on Netflix everywhere. :(
Itās not on mine either, Iām in Europe. This is so frustrating. Itās not only for this movie, but Iām sure his other movie wonāt be up either. Same for other movies I was looking forward to :(
Edit: No need, I just saw the clip.
I think they could have done more promotion. A live stream for the release of express would have been great or more interviews. I heard Tencent only pushes projects of its favourite actors/actresses.
And people shouldnāt forget, illegal platforms views also donāt contribute to the viewership numbers and therefore donāt boost a dramaās popularity/success.
From AI: Pride and Prejudice focuses on individual happiness, personal development, and love. Such themes were viewed with suspicion, often categorized as promoting "unhealthy values" of excessive individualism, which contradicted the ideology of the period.
Cultural Context: During times of strict ideological control, British literature from the early 19th century was often considered foreign and bourgeoisie.