Do you have any specific examples of any of those shows? (Not asking in a negative way)
You might be on your own there, at least a lot of commenters don't like mixed genres, i.e. is it a thriller or a rom-com?
From a writer's perspective, when you're struggling to make your screenplay engaging it's very tempting to throw in a punch-up, an explosion, a car crash etc. however, the best writers can evoke better action with just an exchange between two characters, no need for cheap thrills.
Edit. I'll give an example, last week Romance In The House ended with 4 characters bumping into each other at an elevator, two being carried by their companions, it was a delight.
Nobody was assaulted. His security team restricted some areas in the airport. He has nothing to do with it and…
Thanks, that's a beautifully written explanation, I enjoyed reading it. If I had any doubt about his wonderful character, you've expelled it.
I started off just saying that after a bit of bad press, a cameo can help. And, although it's clear he knew nothing, he was present and bears responsibility for his teams - they wouldn't have been there if not for him... I've learnt from your explanation that he's taken responsibility, I couldn't ask for more. 🫰
Nobody was assaulted. His security team restricted some areas in the airport. He has nothing to do with it and…
I love celebrities and would like to feel they at least respect their fans and those at the bottom end of the business, like the paps. Celebs can't have it both ways. If they don't like the huge celebrity culture in SK, perhaps they should work in theatre.
Nobody was assaulted. His security team restricted some areas in the airport. He has nothing to do with it and…
Just giving my opinion on how/why this cameo came about. I don't like celebrities throwing their weight around, on the other hand I love those with humility.
lmfao that boy has no reason to test the waters . he got the fans in his palm.. well deserved aswell..
So based on that, I, or anyone, could hire a security firm to beat people up. If that's the world you want, keep advocating for it. If he (directly or indirectly) hires anyone, he's responsible.
Nobody was assaulted. His security team restricted some areas in the airport. He has nothing to do with it and…
How's does he have nothing to do with it, who takes responsibility then? Mdl commenters would gladly condone a murder if it was done by their favourite celebrity, as long as the victim was 'someone else'. Such weak characters.
Kim Ye-won brightens up any drama she appears in. Coincidentally I recently watched Bel Ami (10 years late) and she did just that! Happy to watch her in anything.
Kim Taeri is starring come on how can it be a snooze fest? You guys hate like a man does ew
I could, but it would just be a list of actresses I like a lot. It's hard to quantify, every performance has external, varying influences.
There's one in this cast. Let's say my criteria would be that they've done something that's amazed me more than once... Jung Eun-chae. I first saw her in Haewon and she stuck with me, even now I've forgotten most of the film but her image (and a catchy Beethoven interpretation) have been imprinted in my head. Then recently she played a spoilt heiress in Anna (Director's cut) and dominated the screen, made it her own, a singular, multi-layered performance.
DISNEY is literally make Netflix so small they have all big star of the k drama opposite Netflix orignal are getting…
For now. What's Disney's MO?... Get in the door and turn everything to trash - squeeze out as many dollars from their investments. It won't last. It is to entertainment what IBM is to computing. A laughing stock. It's losing money in the states, so using its dirty tricks to steal from its loyal base in Japan and Korea. Wait until it's got enough subscribers, things will go sour, not just for Disney, but South Korea too.
From a writer's perspective, when you're struggling to make your screenplay engaging it's very tempting to throw in a punch-up, an explosion, a car crash etc. however, the best writers can evoke better action with just an exchange between two characters, no need for cheap thrills.
Edit. I'll give an example, last week Romance In The House ended with 4 characters bumping into each other at an elevator, two being carried by their companions, it was a delight.
I started off just saying that after a bit of bad press, a cameo can help. And, although it's clear he knew nothing, he was present and bears responsibility for his teams - they wouldn't have been there if not for him... I've learnt from your explanation that he's taken responsibility, I couldn't ask for more.
🫰
done by their favourite celebrity, as long as the victim was 'someone else'. Such weak characters.
There's one in this cast. Let's say my criteria would be that they've done something that's amazed me more than once... Jung Eun-chae. I first saw her in Haewon and she stuck with me, even now I've forgotten most of the film but her image (and a catchy Beethoven interpretation) have been imprinted in my head. Then recently she played a spoilt heiress in Anna (Director's cut) and dominated the screen, made it her own, a singular, multi-layered performance.
Alienoid 1 &2 are tedious, a chore to watch.
I'm struggling to get through Mr Sunshine, 5 minutes per week is my limit.
I don't find her charismatic, maybe she was a great student, nothing seems to come from her heart.