You're not an English speaker? It says "Gong Yoo mourns death", it cannot be misinterpreted, good headline.
You're right, thanks for reminding me. I was just surprised at the sheer volume of similar comments and responded to just one based on reaction to the many. P.s. i asked about speaking English not as a criticism but as a mitigator for being critical.
Probably not as both loaded, especially her as her dad is extremely rich.
Yes, I was being ironic - but the proposed policy was for everyone, regardless of wealth - probably best, 'no strings'. The rich contribute the most... the rest may just give up if they have to go through degrading and intrusive wealth assessments - so all the babies would come from the two far extremes, none from the middle of society.
I heard an interesting story this week, does this mean they'll get a large payout from the government? If I was Korean I'd be getting busy right now, it's quite a decent offer. Related to declining birth rates.
Stop virtue signalling, it's not up to you what news gets disseminated
I'm not accusing. An accusation infers judgement - I'm stating a fact, it's not an accusation - it's virtue signalling. Someone trying to appear morally superior. It's not up to a random doughnut to speak on behalf of 'the public'. They are referring to a collective to give weight to their own, personal bias - it sounds more important to use 'the public' instead of just 'I'. Hence, it's up to SOOP and Gong Yoo to choose what information they make public. Hope that's ok with you; if not, tough luck, address your complaints to them.
Good. Different. It got better with each episode, I was thinking at the start that all it was lacking was a sharper script and punchy characters. But it got there eventually.
Soompi needs to stop using actors name for the headlines
Right. They should also stop addressing actors by the pop group they were once in. Soompi is run by untrained amateurs, like Viki. Message to LA if interested... If a headline's a long sentence, don't capitalise every word - then you can eschew the ugly quotation marks and names are clearly identifiable. Romanised Korean names often cause ambiguous headlines, so hyphenating first names avoids making word soup. Avoid punctuation where possible, always avoid multiple punctuation marks, prefer to improve the structure instead.
" Being smart and a graduate of a prestigious law school, he is flawless in every aspect. He also faces harsh…
It's quite common. Queen of divorce is on at the moment, for example... with one of the same actresses, Na Young-hee - hopefully not playing the baddie in this one!
Thanks LA. This will be on Netflix which is great news. It's got a big budget, I expect a large chunk went on the amazing cast and the extremely delightful writer Park Ji-eun.
She's good, for sure. If she were a car she'd be a Toyota Corolla - safe, reliable, good value, does everything right... but doesn't necessarily raise my heartbeat.
Actually cover shots that netflix shows in your profile are chosen by their AI based on what it thinks will make…
Good point... I'm pretty sure Netflix *thinks* I'm a straight black man that likes girls then - but the shot for this drama was the rear view of a naked man in very tight lycra shorts, straight legs apart with tilted hip, head to the side, tilted downward, as if beckoning the viewer... basically a classic gay pose. It's probably projection by the Netflix AI... which must be gay - that's feasible I suppose since it learns what it's taught by its algorithms. We could call it a "gay-i" instead 😆
If a headline's a long sentence, don't capitalise every word - then you can eschew the ugly quotation marks and names are clearly identifiable. Romanised Korean names often cause ambiguous headlines, so hyphenating first names avoids making word soup. Avoid punctuation where possible, always avoid multiple punctuation marks, prefer to improve the structure instead.