Felt like if they wanted to make a sequel or use a plot that is a continuation of the first movie they should…
This movie was just supposed to be set in the same universe. From the beginning they were advertising it as an action film. The plot never have anything to do with Train to Busan (besides it being in the same universe) and they have a totally different cast. A lot of people are disappointed because they were expecting something like Train to Busan, but I thought it was obvious from how they were promoting the film that it wasn't going to be like that.
I'm really on the fence of whether to watch this or not, and the comment section either strongly recommends it…
This drama is really good but I think people are upset because of the lack of romance. As other people have said this drama is romantic but it's not in your face romantic, there's an underlying tone of romance. Majority of this show is about murders and crime, so if you're going to watch the show for romance I don't think you should watch it. There's barely any romantic scenes between the leads but there's a sort of understanding between them, they seem to know they like each other.
It's not bad just because of the plot. The movie is just do disorienting, scenes don't flow with each other. Everything…
I am old enough to be in college so if I'm not ready for films like this then idk when I'll ever be ready. This movie did not upset me at all, infact it made me more confused than anything. I have watched several movies that have approached topics like this way more tactfully than this movie, this is not a matter of me "not being ready for it". You still seem to be hung up on the plot but what I said about the film did not mention the plot. I do not have a problem with shows which bring up topics similar to this, but I have a problem with this show because of other reasons like, the cinematography, the lack of flow between scenes, plot holes, inappropriate reactions to situations, and so on. A movie having a 18+ does not excuse it from distastefully handling the topic of underaged sex btw. You should reread what I said about the film.
This movie is not trash, if you are inclined to call it trash then don't get angry if people call fluffy shallow…
It's not bad just because of the plot. The movie is just do disorienting, scenes don't flow with each other. Everything goes so fast I mean before they even roll the title screen SO MUCH HAS HAPPENED LIKE OMG. The movie is shot terribly it's like they just did certain editing because it looked cool. The reactions to some situations were completely inappropriate, like what kind of 13 year old is excited an happy when getting a pregnancy test to find out if she's pregnant or not (especially when she wants the test to be negative)??? On top of her being excited an happy her mood suddenly and swiftly changes??? Also what kind of guy is explaining to a girl that his parents got divorced while trying to kiss her for the first time like wtf... There are so many random scenes that were added to the movie but have no relation to the plot or they were just left with no explanation. The movie also uncomfortably talks about underaged sex and makes it seem okay for kids to be engaged in sexual activities. Like the female lead's little sister (she's probably 13) is shaming her older sister for not having sex, but the little sister is having sex??? There are so many things wrong with this movie that I can't even go into it. ALSO why tf does the male lead (out heart throb) look like an incel. It's one thing to let a guy talk shit about you and to you 24/7 and then fall in love with him, but it's another thing if he's UGLY too. Trash can't even describe this movie.
his acting is good, although the character he's playing is kinda.... weird, and the main girl is pretty dumb,…
I think majority of people still watching it are watching it for the side characters. Cause the side characters have GREAT stories it's like the main plot and the side characters were written by two different people.
Who is the gay character in this? Is there more the one?
Yes there is more than one.
1. Joo Won Suk: the female lead's brother who is openly gay and he runs a gay bar. 2. Baek Jang Mi: She's a mysterious Chaebol who falls in love with the female lead 3. Park Suk Min: He's a gay K-pop idol, who frequents Joo Won Suk's gay bar. 4. Choi Ho Dol: He's a gay University student who tutors the female leads younger brother. The show is also hinting at possible relationship between him and Joo Won Suk but we'll have to see. 5. Lee Jung Shik: He's never given a name in the drama so I'm just using the actors name, but he plays a part in the plot. He's a university student who seems to be closeted.
This comment is a review of the show so far, I don't like leaving reviews until I've watched the whole show so I'm just going to comment this .
This drama does a great drop integrating LGBTQ+ characters into the show, it's one of the few I've seen where they don't degrade them or portray them in a stereotypical way. Them being gay isn't made out to be a big deal and the watchers find out in a natural way. However, the only thing keeping me watching the show is the brothers' romance and their stories. The leads don't have much chemistry and a lot of people instead ship the female lead with her gay brother.....that says something. I can definitely see myself rewatching this show mainly for the side characters not so much for the lead characters.
If you enjoy slap stick and immature comedy then this show is for you because there is plenty of it. I dont enjoy it too much but that type of humor fades away as the show progresses and it becomes more serious if you can even call it that.
I agree with almost everything and I strongly agree with the Boys Over Flowers one. The one I disagree with is that korean dramas are the best dramas because I prefer chinese dramas. Most Korean dramas are done well I can't really say the same about Chinese dramas... But when Chinese dramas are done great it satisfies me a lot more than a Korean dramas does, idk it's a personal thing.
1. Joo Won Suk: the female lead's brother who is openly gay and he runs a gay bar.
2. Baek Jang Mi: She's a mysterious Chaebol who falls in love with the female lead
3. Park Suk Min: He's a gay K-pop idol, who frequents Joo Won Suk's gay bar.
4. Choi Ho Dol: He's a gay University student who tutors the female leads younger brother. The show is also hinting at possible relationship between him and Joo Won Suk but we'll have to see.
5. Lee Jung Shik: He's never given a name in the drama so I'm just using the actors name, but he plays a part in the plot. He's a university student who seems to be closeted.
This drama does a great drop integrating LGBTQ+ characters into the show, it's one of the few I've seen where they don't degrade them or portray them in a stereotypical way. Them being gay isn't made out to be a big deal and the watchers find out in a natural way. However, the only thing keeping me watching the show is the brothers' romance and their stories. The leads don't have much chemistry and a lot of people instead ship the female lead with her gay brother.....that says something. I can definitely see myself rewatching this show mainly for the side characters not so much for the lead characters.
If you enjoy slap stick and immature comedy then this show is for you because there is plenty of it. I dont enjoy it too much but that type of humor fades away as the show progresses and it becomes more serious if you can even call it that.
I know that you're only working on fixing bugs, but I haven't noticed any that people have not already said.