havnet watched it yet, but since when time travel and aliens have rules? lol its fiction
Time travel stories have a basic rule. The story means shit if the traveling didn't change anything.The show literally ends where it started so there's no character development because the traveler don't remember what happened so the story is basically a cicle.
This show is THE prime example how a dumb and lazy writer can ruin a show. The ending was absolute madness. Don't write a story about time travel and aliens if you can't understand the most basic rules.
I don't think the film flopped particularly because it's bad. It seems like movie theaters in Korea are going…
In the past 2 years, yes, there are a handful of movies that made REAL profit. Why studios still making them? Because if they don't do it, they wouldn't have any chance to save their company and the industry.
This movie is more like an indie movie, not a blockbuster, but even blockbusters are not making any profit, just look at the Marvel movies. Or the fantastic Fall Guy, basically everyone loved it, yet it was a flop Box Office wise.
Even streaming platforms are flopping. For example: Disney+, MAX, both selling their own original content to Netflix, because they need money. And basically all of these streaming platforms doing a Tier with ads, so more people could pay for it, even if it's cheaper.
What I don't get is how people can defend the guy. He doesn't deserve shit! He may be not a red flag, but he kissed the best friend of his girlfriend, and it was obvious from the start that he loves Miso and not Ha Eun, yet he wanted to marry her. Also, he didn't even know the most basic things about her while they were together for years.
Sure, he deserves to know about his daughter, but that doesn't make him a green flag like so many girls/women say in the comment section. You're only defending him, because he's cute.
I don't think the film flopped particularly because it's bad. It seems like movie theaters in Korea are going…
If you don't know anything about this industry, please stop talking. I work in the movie industry and cinemas suffering all-around the world. It's not always about the quality of the movie.
Cannot agree more. The age gap between goblin and goblin’s bride is insane and awkward. Couldn’t see them…
It's not even the age gap, because technically it's only 10 years or so, if we only look at his real age. The problem is their relationship started when she was a teen.
the judges have more voting power than the on site fans, i'm pretty sure
Maybe I missed something, but I have never seen them vote. They're just sitting in a nice looking cell and talk with each other basically. 😅 I don't even understand why are there like 10 judges.
I only watch this because of Solar, but man this show is boring as hell. What's the point of the judges? It's pure fan vote. They can't even speak with the guys.
Finally, I had time to watch it. Without Han Sohee, I'm not sure if I would've watched till the end. The story was good, especially the setting with the war and everything, but the writing was lazy and too many storylines, and they didn't do anything with those. Even with the main storylines.
I don't see the point of making a season 2 especially with a huge time jump. Season 2 will be just like some superhero fantasy drama. The 1st season was interesting because of the time period, but now with the 80s or 90s, I'm sure it's just the Korean version of Stranger Things, basically.
Also, the ending is messed up. I don't see the point of doing a 40-50 year time jump with the same male actor. He's obviously not the same guy or if he is, he has powers too, based on the wound on his neck.
Ratings are very subjective anyway, and doesn't mean 5 for you is average people take it thay way. For me, a show…
Rating anything is not about taste, it's a simple math. 1-4 is bad or worse, 5-7 is average, and 8-10 is good or better. Simple as that. If 8 is average for someone, I'm sorry, but that person is crazy, because you literally ignore 7 other rating points, and this is why every Kdrama on this platform is overrated.
Trust me, only Kdrama fans rate shows and movies like you.
I know most fans ignore flaws and lame writing, just like in this show. I LOVE Moon, but this show was a whole mess in every possible way.
They broke-up almost a year ago. It's not cheating, just Hyeri acting like a dumb kid and tried to vilify Sohee. End of story. Maybe that's why he left her.
First of all, she one of THE most successful Korean actress, and not just in Korea. Basically, everyone talking about her like if she's the most professional person in the industry. I never heard a single bad word about her. She's in this industry for more than 25 YEARS!
Second: Even IF she wants 225K per episode, that's not even too much, considering, there are Korean actors who got paid way more. I don't think she's even in the TOP10 highest paid K-actors.
Honestly, what was weird for me at first, is that she's going to work with Disney, because most of her work is on Netflix, and her new shows are Netflix originals too. Maybe Disney wants a slice from the cake too, after they saw that Eun Bin can make any Kdrama successful.
It's not her fault, it's all on the production team and the company. This ain't even a new thing. Studios in America do this for decades. They're saving money.
Finally watched too. It was worth it 100%. FIVE QUEENS in one long ass show!🤣 It wasn't perfect, it was way too long, much longer than it should've been, but anyone who's a real Kpop fan, just can't ignore watching these Legendary artists!
For those who asking why Hwasa wasn't on the show that much. First, that's not even the case, she had a lot of screen time, BUT she was on a World Tour with MAMAMOO in America while they filmed this tour too. So she was doing two concert tours in one year, basically. You can see how tired she was. That's why Hyori cares about her like a real sister! She, and everyone on this team, knows how hard she worked.
This variety show was really entertaining. I discovered some well known celebrities that I didn't know of before…
Hwasa was "excluded" because she was on tour with Mamamoo in America while they're filmed this show.😅 So, yeah, I'm pretty sure she needed a bit of a rest after so many performance worldwide. And yes, you're the only one who think Hyori tried to copy Hwasa, because Hyori was always like that. That's why they're so similar with Hwasa. Hwasa is like her younger version.
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This movie is more like an indie movie, not a blockbuster, but even blockbusters are not making any profit, just look at the Marvel movies. Or the fantastic Fall Guy, basically everyone loved it, yet it was a flop Box Office wise.
Even streaming platforms are flopping. For example: Disney+, MAX, both selling their own original content to Netflix, because they need money. And basically all of these streaming platforms doing a Tier with ads, so more people could pay for it, even if it's cheaper.
Sure, he deserves to know about his daughter, but that doesn't make him a green flag like so many girls/women say in the comment section. You're only defending him, because he's cute.
I don't see the point of making a season 2 especially with a huge time jump. Season 2 will be just like some superhero fantasy drama. The 1st season was interesting because of the time period, but now with the 80s or 90s, I'm sure it's just the Korean version of Stranger Things, basically.
Also, the ending is messed up. I don't see the point of doing a 40-50 year time jump with the same male actor. He's obviously not the same guy or if he is, he has powers too, based on the wound on his neck.
Trust me, only Kdrama fans rate shows and movies like you.
I know most fans ignore flaws and lame writing, just like in this show. I LOVE Moon, but this show was a whole mess in every possible way.
Second: Even IF she wants 225K per episode, that's not even too much, considering, there are Korean actors who got paid way more. I don't think she's even in the TOP10 highest paid K-actors.
Honestly, what was weird for me at first, is that she's going to work with Disney, because most of her work is on Netflix, and her new shows are Netflix originals too. Maybe Disney wants a slice from the cake too, after they saw that Eun Bin can make any Kdrama successful.
It wasn't perfect, it was way too long, much longer than it should've been, but anyone who's a real Kpop fan, just can't ignore watching these Legendary artists!
For those who asking why Hwasa wasn't on the show that much. First, that's not even the case, she had a lot of screen time, BUT she was on a World Tour with MAMAMOO in America while they filmed this tour too. So she was doing two concert tours in one year, basically. You can see how tired she was. That's why Hyori cares about her like a real sister! She, and everyone on this team, knows how hard she worked.