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I've seen the trailer for 2046 multiple times and I think that it looks really cool. The color and saturation are really unique. I just can't find a good place to watch it...

Sorry for making it kind of confusing. I hope you enjoyed reading it though :)

It's not a typical article. This was me trying to talk about a series of videos with a unique directing style. I included gifs and stills from the videos to show some of the amazing mixes of CGI and reality. I also talked about the director at the bottom of the article.

I wrote this to bring people's attention to the directing of the videos, not really what the videos are about themselves. They're concept videos without much of a storyline that's why I didn't explain them much, I just wanted to talk about how original the directing is.

It's not really a documentary, but a concept video explaining the different members dreams and how each member is connected.

Thanks, I've been watching a lot more music videos lately and the directing now seems so amazing to me. NCTmentary stands out to me even more now that I've watched a lot of other k-pop concept videos.

I wrote this because I wanted to talk about the directing of the videos. The concept of the videos are hard to grasp unless you watch them, that's why I didn't explain that very much. I talked about other short films with unique directing and I also wrote about the director for NCTmentary because she has done some great directing for other things.

This movie is pretty good, but the end fighting scene is laughable. Fish boy vs the human torch??

I really liked how they didn't make him completely crazy or anything, because dramas often exaggerate some mental health problems. And instead of completely solving his problem, the show was about how he dealt with it and how the people around him and the things he cared about were able to bring him a little bit of healing.

Watching dramas and movies help me to feel things without really feeling things you know? If I feel really sad and can't express it, then I watch something sad so I can indirectly let my emotions out. Movies don't only provide a way to escape from reality, but a way to let go of the emotions that you're otherwise scared to feel.

Being a fan of a kpop group really makes you feel whole. I'm an nctzen because I appreciate seeing just how real the member's relationships are and how talented they are. Seeing them be so sweet and sincere with each other makes me feel as if I have a part of that love too. Being a kpop group's stan is like having a one sided best friend or family member.

This is on Tubi, but it's dubbed.

I'm waiting for it to be added to Viki or Netflix

I haven't watched it yet, but I'm really looking forward to watching it :)

I feel like Secret Affair is such and underrated drama, it's so beautiful and I loved it so much. I loved how they ended it too, it wasn't an unrealistic ending.

Yes, it gets better and better!

Where can I watch this?

Amazing, you should binge the entire thing.

This is the best thai drama I've ever seen, the acting is amazing and the story line is so well written without being super dramatic. It has great twists too and the chemistry and sweetness of the two leads is beautiful.

The ML is a crazy good actor, but I can't find his info anywhere.

Where can I watch this?