I'm sorry,but I'm curious about your comment...I dont know the actor,never seen him before this promo but what's…
Some might say so. He gets a lot of parts, to many it seems unusual that an okay actor gets so many ML roles. I think he suits 2ML personally, such roles are lighter on range. It's not for a want of trying, but when you can see how hard he's trying, it's not working. Like I said, I've nothing against him, I want to see the best actor for the role, so I speculate that he could be the son of a conglomerate or something that funds his dramas. Otherwise I'm really at a loss as to how and why.
She's a great actress. I love how she observes things to the smallest details, just fascinating. I'll happily watch anything she's in and always looking forward to her next work.
She looks the part, the perfect woman. Out of the league of most men... speaking of which, I don't dislike Song Kang... I just wonder why. And how... rich family? His agent made a bet with someone? When will they accept reality and give up? Nobody would mind if he was the 2nd ML.
ENA is releasing really good dramas for being a relative small network channel
Yes, it punches above its weight. It goes to show that if you love what you do and get the basics right, keep things honest, it makes the world of difference. Compare ENA to the budgets of Netflix originals and you see what I mean, the talent is there, it wants to create and make great work - all it needs is the right environment. ENA is proving it from one drama to the next. I especially like the good natured ones, like this.
This is great. I don't know what it is about ENA but I think overall they make my favourite dramas, really consistent, great characters and some snappy writing.
Thank you Lily Alice! I made a lucky guess last week that Castaway Diva would hit 8% this week, almost right - it got 8.885% in the Seoul metropolitan area, 7.99 overall.
I love the singing segments in the show. They are so well directed and all the songs are really impactful.
What a voice! They even spelled it out in the script in ep 3 or 4 at the TV show meeting. But Netflix subs were wrong. Perfect pitch is a listening skill. Pitch perfect is singing with perfect intonation. On top of that her clarity, passion, tone and resonance is incredible.
i think if we watch the drama's trailer now we can identify who is kiho. and after watching the trailer and connecting…
No, I don't think so, but he knows the situation, who Kiho is, about his father and why it must be kept secret. They seem to have the same mother. Maybe Bo-geol is prepared to tell Mok Ha, he realised immediately who sent the flowers.
I skipped all the scenes about clicking fingers and piles. Gross and not funny - assume they thought that was funny, wow, so literal, they probably also think that big red glasses and orange wigs are also hilarious.
I forgot everything that happened in S1. Why do sequels of successful dramas always take so long? The hype would…
Nothing happened. A group of misfits got holed up in their apartment building and the world was filled with other odd-bods, weirdos and monsters who they had to kill. It started in the middle and ended in the middle, just for the sake of repeating it every year. Watch K-drama Happiness if you want to see this done right.
Remake of a mediocre movie. Like the original, it had a stagey feel to it. I liked the scenarios and careers in this version better and, unlike other reviewers, this version touched my heart more than the original.
It seems Netflix has also announced the release year for season 3 in 2024. And season 4 in 2025. And season 5 in 2026 • Apparently each 'season' will have refreshing new monsters and the humans concoct refreshing new ways to kill them with just a few casualties each time. I hope the comments remain as enthusiastic for each 'season'. Why do they even call them 'seasons' when they couldn't be less season-like?
I read somewhere that when a production is a Netflix original, its episodes air all at once. However, when Netflix…
That's the case. It's super fun watching 2 episodes a week along with everyone else in Korea and the world, and the network dramas are the best, pure magic.
Like I said, I've nothing against him, I want to see the best actor for the role, so I speculate that he could be the son of a conglomerate or something that funds his dramas. Otherwise I'm really at a loss as to how and why.
Watch K-drama Happiness if you want to see this done right.
Apparently each 'season' will have refreshing new monsters and the humans concoct refreshing new ways to kill them with just a few casualties each time. I hope the comments remain as enthusiastic for each 'season'. Why do they even call them 'seasons' when they couldn't be less season-like?