David33

Yes, it is automatically a bad thing. Just like most people can't tell something was made with AI doesn't mean it's okay. It's like saying killing someone is okay if you don't know it was someone who you know.

I don't judge the story because they used AI, I judge the whole crew. The body under the ocean was obviously AI, btw, and you can see all the AI "artists" in the credits.

"This is a fantasy drama that has to portray ghosts, supernatural elements, and other visual effects, so using AI as a tool isn't necessarily a bad thing."

Again, it is a bad thing, and many other fantasy dramas didn't use any AI. For example, "The East Palace" didn't use any, even tho it is a much bigger budget drama, so they could've used AI to spend much less money.

Do you know the main reason people should boycott AI regardless of how people use it? Because all the data centers are destroying our planet much faster than any other factory did in the past 100 years or so. Not to mention the people who live close to these data centers.

And let's not forget the other important thing. Because AI is much cheaper, VFX artists, graphic designers, and other artists are either losing their jobs or earning much less money.

But yeah, nothing wrong with it, right?

Please do some research.

"Dream to You" has AI credits, so they 100% use AI. As for "Taxi Driver" I don't see any AI credits. Many people said it was AI, but it can be normal VFX as well. Before 2026 companies didn't really put AI "aritsts" in the credits, so it's hard to tell.

From now on I will start with the credits. This made me so angry I made a list with all the Kdramas in 2026 that used AI. There could be more so I will update the list.

https://kisskh.at/list/1wGyzk61

I just saw the credits. I ADORE Park Eunbin, but I'M FED UP WITH AI!

I feel like I can't watch anything normally anymore. My first Eunbin drama I had to drop since 2009. Fck everyone who use AI.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HNyAne2X0AAqdT0?format=jpg&name=large

Spoiler is not optional guys.

It's obvious he's gonna come back to cause more problems.

The first 2 episodes were fun and interesting, and I like both Yeori and Ganguk, but if you mix comedy with crime, it usually doesn't work. If you can turn off your brain, you'll love it, but honestly, the crime part is not well thought out, sadly. It's not only obvious from the start who the killer is, but the way it happens makes no sense. Like, the killers are not only dumb as hell, the worst part is that the police could just put them in jail after 5 minutes because all the evidence is right there but they are still acting like they have to work a lot to find out who did it and how. You can tell it's a romcom first and a crime drama second. The horror elements are also not convincing because they don't take it seriously enough, but it's okay.

I mean, I wouldn't care about being a "friend" like a supportive co-worker or senior or whatever, but the real problem is that he actually said on national TV that he wants to marry a 20 year old girl in his 40s.

That's true tbh, I'm not sure, but I think I binged it. That's why "My Liberation Notes" is still on my On Hold list. I love the writer but I need to prepare mentally for her work. 😅

I give it a 8/10, but not sure I would rewatch it anytime soon. You can read my review if you want. But if you dropped it, I think it's not something you should watch. At least I don't really finish something I dropped. https://kisskh.at/profile/David33/review/534006

So, based on what you're saying, this is more like "Surely Tomorrow"? I liked that drama too, but many people hate it because it's kind of similar to this. I mean, the leads are really bad at communicating. I don't really have a problem with that because it's realistic.

Honey, the only one I care about is the girl who k-lled herself because of this piece of shit, but his brain-dead fangirls only feel sorry for this pedo. And yes, you're blocked.

Honey, we never met, simple as that. It's not the same thing that happened between the actual victim and this piece of shit Lee Jin Wook. Stop talking nonsense and start using your brain.

I've seen a LOT of people on SNS hyping it up, but they're talking about that 1 scene. I love both actors, so I might watch it later when it's over, but I'm not sure about romcoms anymore. I love flawed characters because they're realistic, all I care about is the story and acting and directing. So, unless these things are just typical tropes without any meaning or depth, it doesn't mean much.

I don't skip scenes because if I feel the need for that, I'll drop it on the spot. I don't finish everything anymore like I did back in the days. It's just a waste of my time.

I can tolerate cliches if they're done right and the story is entertaining, but I don't watch dramas anymore that are like "Our Universe" or "Dynamite Kiss" for example. Romcoms like "Business Proposal", "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha" or "Love Scout" the level I expect, or something like "King The Land". The first 3 are well-made and entertaining, KTL is more like a typical fun but still has some mature vibe with a decent script.

Tbh, I'm more into historical dramas but there aren't many quality one anymore, or real-life dramas like "We Are All Trying Here" or "Tangereines"

Is this actually a well-written story or just another romcom that people are hyping up because of certain scenes?

Can you prove we met?

WTF, I completely forgot about that.

No, you couldn't because we never met and you couldn't provide a single piece of evidence against me.

Just because someone was proven "innocent" doesn't mean they're innocent. People who have more money and power win 99.99% of the time.

If you support this motherfcker groomer block me or leave a comment so I can block you. I don't want to see crazy fangirls defending this piece of shit.

She was cast first last year. Do you think it's easy to just leave a project after you signed a contract? Some Kdrama fans are really next-level stupid and always blaming women instead of the actual criminal.