She looks pretty, good luck to her. That name looked familiar - then I noticed I hadn't seen a single thing she's been in. I was thinking of the actress from 20 years ago who died. Not sure why her name stuck in my head.
It's not enough *just* to put long hair on an actor, I'm just seeing Kim Woo-bin in a wig, I'm not seeing what he's trying to portray. Only 2 of these stills actually speak to me, the rest look like veneers.
Has Netflix ever discovered a new actor, discovered any new talent in acting, writing or directing? The original Mask Girl was one I suppose, but we might never see her again. What does Netflix actually do, just pay for well known casts and crews and create mash ups that aren't very good?
They're not creators. Netflix is stifling creativity. I'm not even looking forward to Tangerines, my feeling is more of trepidation.
Like when you watch a (natural) singer and you might feel uncomfortable, in case they sing off key. Good performers never give off that vibe. Netflix gives off that vibe in its drama productions - I never feel at ease when watching, ever.
They're taking the piss out of us. Sounds like AI generated... an uneducated AI. I'm taking a break from new productions, watching old dramas on Kocowa is my solace, nice drama, nice music, grounded.
All agencies that represent actors, singers, etc. , should have their lawyers take PROMPT action against the rumor…
It's good to be passionate, I like your style. The other option is for celebrities to be as tolerant as possible and not do anything, they could just ignore everything. When nothing matters, the only option left for the troublemakers is to crawl out of the woodwork. I think it's time for celebs to step back from sns, it's just noise and doesn't reflect reality. Even if there was some sort of shitstorm on X or whatever, just ignore it, it's a storm in a teacup.
I think it's the best weekend drama I've seen. Great cast, great moments, really enjoyable. I'll miss it, it's been quite a comfort over the past few months - and pacey, the plot glided along without any of the lulls that the 50 part dramas often bring.
No, not really. Eun-sook is sitting comfortably as a Netflix employee these days, fair enough. I prefer lower budget works that maintain the old fashioned charms, the people behind them still have ambition, fun and creativity - something that seems to be extinguished as soon as dollars start raining down.
Thanks for reporting on this LA, you're great.Anyone who says otherwise is, of course, a cretinous narcissist,…
@ivybis why do you ask a question then block me? You liberals can't bear to face the music. To answer you, there are no lies or misinformation in my comment. If you want to ask an AI to write comments for you, you have to input relevant seed information otherwise it spits out complete nonsense. Did you, per chance, ask the AI to "Write me a comment in the style of a liberal"?
Has Netflix ever discovered a new actor, discovered any new talent in acting, writing or directing? The original Mask Girl was one I suppose, but we might never see her again. What does Netflix actually do, just pay for well known casts and crews and create mash ups that aren't very good?
Like when you watch a (natural) singer and you might feel uncomfortable, in case they sing off key. Good performers never give off that vibe. Netflix gives off that vibe in its drama productions - I never feel at ease when watching, ever.