I don't know if I feel bad after reading all the spoilers. Where's my self-restraint these days? Today was good, I love how they are bringing out these little doubts and impatience in characters.
Unfortunately most cdramas adapt great IP or have a lot following but when adapted to drama. There are literally…
Maybe you're right about messing up the original plot. But it's undeniable that shows have been good these past two years, you know great productions and castings. Anyway, I have a thing for historical romances, and this one is great. I have a question though, is it better than the book? I know it rarely is, but does it come close?
I feel like this could be my only chance of starting to like boys over flowers again. When the previous versions came out, I was a kid, like really a kid. In my defence, I have none. I just couldn't see the problems that I do now. But it's only just that we deliver these things with caution to the present generation who is a lot more exposed to these problems than before. I saw some changes, however only time can tell whether they can live up to their expectations. It's not only necessary to address a problem but to take it to its grave. I am excited to know how they do it, if they decide to do it at all. So far, so good.
History has always been special to me. I have loved it as a subject and because I am a reminiscing person, I tend to wander in past more than often. To live through this world where times are different so is the society, it's always a pleasure. I loved how you started off with the fact the anatomical discovery behind conception are recent .Though people knew long before how babies are conceived, they were unaware of the role of the human egg and sperm in it. Very enlightening article indeed.
It's really important to address these issues. I didn't realise it before now that all the dramas mentioned in this article are very popular. This kind of behavior shouldn't be normalised as you put it . Of course, there's very meagre line between mistaken consent and affirmation. Sometimes, even we fail to recognize what is right. This was very enlightening. Looking forward for the second part of this article to come out.
Osts are kind of flashback to the drama. If you don't feel like watching the whole show again, listen to the ost score that is compatible creation of that drama, you would revive those emotions. There's this drama called " More than friends". To be honest I liked the osts in that drama way more than drama itself especially the track ' Is it a coincidence?' by Ha sung woon. A really cool article by the way.
Interesting choice of article. Load of effort you've put into it. Like every other teenager, I was quite taken with the twillight. But over the years I have begun to question my feverish obsession. I haven't watched the drama. And I don't plan to. First of all I think you wanted to help us make the choice rather than saying all the good things about it. You see, I love small actors more than the big picture! This compare and contrast is a great way of letting the audience know the unknown through known. But most importantly, this is a great article.
Some really good novel descriptions here. All of them sound amazing and I hope there would be a lot more drama adaptations for novels in the future. Thanks for this article. I will enjoy reading them.
I agree. I never said it wasn't entertaining overall. I said it wasn't entertaining *FOR ME*
None of that was directed at you or your article. It was a general opinion. In fact, your choice of article is laudable. And I totally understand and respect it not being entertaining "FOR YOU".
The job of a screenwriter is to create writings for screen and of course while doing that they consciously insert certain elements which would obviously make it popular. I agree with the article writer pov that sometimes plot development is often overlooked and the story start beating around the bush. But that doesn't mean it's not entertaining. In fact many of the viewers watch it for the same reason. Anyway, wonderful article.
The job of a screenwriter is to create writings for screen and of course while doing that they consciously insert certain elements which would obviously make it popular. I agree with the article writer pov that sometimes plot development is often overlooked and the story start beating around the bush. But that doesn't mean it's not entertaining. In fact many of the viewers watch it for the same reason. Anyway, wonderful article.
But that's not love. Is it? Its sadist behavior. When I said not labelling love I meant overlooking typical stereotypes.…
It was never my intention to be defensive. I just thought I was misunderstood. Its hard to communicate words especially via written conversation. I never took what you said as an attack.
I agree with your review, except the part of not labeling (defining) love. If that's the case, pedophiles, wife…
But that's not love. Is it? Its sadist behavior. When I said not labelling love I meant overlooking typical stereotypes. Who are we to judge whether it was obsession or something else if two people felt that understanding.
Guys, I mean this is the idea you see it and you can tell that it was toxic. I don't see how they glorified it. Not explaining their actions mean they are not justifying what they did. There is a mind talk part in the end where both admit that it's not going to end up good. But why do they do it? Why do we do anything? As humans we like to act on instinct rather than using our better sense. We don't dwell because dwelling makes us miserable. I'm not generalizing this for everyone but they are people like that who can't resist or control their actions.
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Today was good, I love how they are bringing out these little doubts and impatience in characters.