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She learned Japanese many years ago and has appeared in two other Japanese movies before. The last one was actually an action movie.

This is my kind of historical kdrama, I hope it stays as good until the end. Deok Gae, for a gangster boss, he is pretty decent.

Interesting, where you see sloppy and repetitive, I see time taken to build characters. I don't see the need for 16+ episodes, which only increases the likelihood of the drama actually becoming sloppy.

And there is no need to choose, you can read manga and watch kdramas.

At least HHJ is fluent in Japanese; she has been in a couple of Japanese movies before.

Yes, but it is not for children. It's a mature way of telling a story; it is not for people with short attention spans or those who need continuous, fast-paced action to maintain interest.

Finally, after many years of waiting and botched attempts, there might be a historical kdrama worthy of following in the footsteps of Six Flying Dragons. I hope The Murky Stream is as good as it seems to be.

The previous poster is then ten times better. I hope it comes back!

She can speak Japanese and has appeared in two Japanese movies: "The Sun Does Not Move" and "Miracle: Devil Claus' Love and Magic."

She can speak Japanese and has appeared in two Japanese movies: "The Sun Does Not Move" and "Miracle: Devil Claus' Love and Magic."

In short, humans now have the technology to create artificial meat, but the real breakthrough is the ability to create artificial organs and, in its extension, eternal life. The drama is about different fractions that fight over this new technology. You should try it if you like thrillers and sci-fi (we are not far from our time, maybe 15 years). It is quite a unique drama in Kdrama land. I read somewhere that the writer has planned for two seasons, so I hope she gets it. It works as it is, but it will be even better with a second season. Anyway, I recommend it.

Yoo Na's Street is one of my favorites of all time. If The Good Man is one-third as good, I will be very happy :)

I don't think there is anything quite like Blood Free. But you could try "365: Repeat the Year." It is more supernatural than sci-fi, but it has some of the same feeling to it, e.g., action and mystery, a policeman instead of a bodyguard, and a writer in stead of a CEO.

No, she's not. There is an interview/comment with the screenwriter, and she says that is not the case. It is hinted that Yoon Ja Yoo is in the tank, initially meant for her sister.

Viki itself is nice, but it only streams in 720p. It is okay on small screens (mobile phones and tablets), but it looks really bad on larger screens. Netflix and D+ stream at a minimum of 1080p, often at 4k, and a higher bitrate. In terms of picture quality, it is a non-contest. Viki was better before when they streamed in 1080p, but they downgraded it to 720p.

Punch and Whisper will give you a good idea of what the show will be like. It is not a style that fits everybody, but for those who like it, it is a 10/10. Both Punch and Whisper are on my all-time favorite list.

By all accounts, this drama must have had some severe production or post-production issues: disputes over rights, lack of funding, professional disagreements that could not be fixed, etc. I waited years for this……

The drama has such promise, but it is horrendous. The phasing and editing are awful. It is only 35 minutes per episode, but it is still hard to follow, and events don’t make sense unless you put tremendous goodwill into it. It seems that the episodes were originally supposed to be 50-60 minutes, but they are heavily cut down. What a shame.

There is one coming: Romantic Anonymous
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Screen Rant interviewed HHJ about Blood Free. When asked about S2, she basically said that she shared the audience's curiosity about what would happen next with the plot and characters but knew nothing about S2.

She also said she had heard nothing about an S2 of Moving. But she did suggest that if an S2 were to be made, the tonkatsu served by Lee Mi Hyun could be made with Yoon Ja Yoo's artificial meat 😉 We can only hope.

I also gave them both 10/10. That last part of the series is brutal, especially for those who sided with the losing side 😢 But it was still worth it!

Haha, yes, there is some slight supernatural touch at the beginning, but it fades away later. I was thinking about the fight between Ddang-Sae and Gil Tae-Mi. It is a bit of a rough start, but after that, the show is absolutely amazing. SFD follows major historical events to the letter and makes no excuses for what the historical characters did. There is no sugarcoating, and very few historical dramas are able to do that. There is fictional stuff, but it does not intervene or change the historical in any fundamental way.