Watched the finale last night and all I was thinking was that this series can easily go for a season 2, low and behold a season 2 page on MDL. However, I will be pessimistic in that because MDL has a tendency to makes pages for unconfirmed projects and apparently this is the case with a season 2 for this series, it is unconfirmed. I honestly wish they don't do that and get our hopes up for nothing.
A decent finale to a fantastic show, I did however want to know if the others got full-term contracts or not, I assume not since only one of them could become one.
haha, you mean the scene where she is supposed to dance to a hip hop song, but suddenly it is something like a…
Yup, it's a real shame that quite a few K-Dramas on Netflix are edited and in some cases censored or scenes are even removed completely. There's a controversial scene in Backstreet Rookie that was completely removed from the Netflix version.
What’s wrong with casting? Auntie Im who is supposed to be way older than Gu Tae su looks way younger than him…
Personally, I don't have an issue with their age. For starters, it's a drama, I like the FL, she's a really good actress. Auntie Im's actress is a really good actress too but the whole flashback and it showing that she still looks the same after 20 years, was a bit of a "say what?" moment but you could just chalk it up to her having a pretty good Shamanistic powers that could possibly make her maintain her youth, also even thought she's 28 years old, she could easily pass off as someone older.
Is this show getting review-bombed on MDL? I've only heard that it is "good/great/epic", I want to watch it but apparently Disney Plus on the UK does not have it. I rather it come to one of the streaming services I use or I'm gonna have to get via nefarious means.
I started this show recently and I'm up to episode 5 at the moment, the red herring is Chatterbox is the Gopuri serial killer. The actor playing Chatterbox had a similar role in another drama I watched, I think it was Abyss, where he seems like unassuming nice guy but is actually the killer.
Personally, I rather the serial killer be someone else but nothing is confirmed thus far but then again I'm 5 episodes behind.
Finished it recently and the series on a whole is decent, it's not jaw-droppingly amazing.
It really isn't that scary either, the storyline is rather generic, bland villain. Overall, it's not particularly unique and I mainly watched this because I heard from someone or somewhere that this was really good. Not to bash this but "8.4" on MDL used to mean top-notch entertainment, for example "Save Me" is 8.6 on MDL, which I consider really really low as I gave it a 10/10, everything about that show was brilliant from the storyline to the casting, the series kept me on the edge of the seat the entire time.
Both "Hello, Monster" and "Pinocchio" are 8.4 on MDL and I personally don't think "Sell Your Haunted House" even reaches their pedigree. I'm just confused as to why this got a high rating and other well-deserved shows have been reviewed bombed by "stans", it makes MDL a bit of a nightmare when you want to decide on watching a show.
Overall, I would give this show a solid 8 to 8.5/10.
It was blackface though, the actual actor looks nothing like that including his skin tone, and even aside from…
Reading that, I know you haven't watched this show if any at all, probably saw an article and decided to join the bandwagon.
" Even if they didn't darken his skin, everything else about him was being portrayed as a black person and he was acting exactly like blackface actors used to "
It is his natural skin tone and he doesn't act like a "black person" in the show.
It is obviously clear that you did not even bother to check the link I provided.
It was blackface though, the actual actor looks nothing like that including his skin tone, and even aside from…
Dreadlocks is often deemed as "African-American only", simply not true. That hairstyle has multiple historical roots across Asia, such as Jata praticed in Hinduism (usually by priests; FYI the oldest religion that is practiced all over the world).
It was blackface though, the actual actor looks nothing like that including his skin tone, and even aside from…
You're literal defence is me trolling, I saw three comments about "this is blackface" and called them out for being downright racist.
Blackface is when you put make up on your skin to make yourself look darker deliberately to mock black people.
The actor portraying Reggae Boy's Author is Eum Moon Suk, is an actor with a naturally darker complexion when compared to the main lead. He literally has the same skin tone complexion in Fiery Priest, where he just plays a comical gangster. It is his natural skin complexion.
You're telling me to look at the definition of blackface when you clearly do know not what it is. Just taking a look at the reddit you will see 2 sides, the one side that is clinging onto outrage and making stretches in their argument and then people of colour actually calling them out that what you are saying is literal bullshit.
All asians have multiple skin tones, not all Korean are pale skinned, you have many darker skinned ones such as Eum Moon Suk.
I'm genuinely wondering if Eum Moon Suk knew about the "blackface" outrage, imagine being called a racist and saying he's doing blackface when it is his natural skin tone.
I had to get this off my chest, what blackface??? If you're referring to the Reggae Boy author, that just means…
I also found it highly offensive when you said "racism is only a problem if death is involved. Lol?", I have lost family due to racism. So when I saw that, it hurt because it felt you were laughing at the ones who died.
I had to get this off my chest, what blackface??? If you're referring to the Reggae Boy author, that just means…
You are representing your opinions as facts with "its an extremely common stereotype". Black ppl not getting accepted into families of other races is true for all the races, brown parents want their kids to marry someone brown in the future, etc. For example, the parent might say to the kid, they won't be able to cook a curry if you marry someone that is not of the same ethnicity, which is BS but parents love saying that.
A few articles here and there and comical outrage is not views of the majority, that is a clear fact if you go by twitter posts/articles compared to total viewership.
Regardless, there is no point going forward in this conversation as you are steadfast in your beliefs.
A decent finale to a fantastic show, I did however want to know if the others got full-term contracts or not, I assume not since only one of them could become one.
Personally, I rather the serial killer be someone else but nothing is confirmed thus far but then again I'm 5 episodes behind.
It really isn't that scary either, the storyline is rather generic, bland villain. Overall, it's not particularly unique and I mainly watched this because I heard from someone or somewhere that this was really good. Not to bash this but "8.4" on MDL used to mean top-notch entertainment, for example "Save Me" is 8.6 on MDL, which I consider really really low as I gave it a 10/10, everything about that show was brilliant from the storyline to the casting, the series kept me on the edge of the seat the entire time.
https://kisskh.at/22599-save-me
Both "Hello, Monster" and "Pinocchio" are 8.4 on MDL and I personally don't think "Sell Your Haunted House" even reaches their pedigree. I'm just confused as to why this got a high rating and other well-deserved shows have been reviewed bombed by "stans", it makes MDL a bit of a nightmare when you want to decide on watching a show.
Overall, I would give this show a solid 8 to 8.5/10.
" Even if they didn't darken his skin, everything else about him was being portrayed as a black person and he was acting exactly like blackface actors used to "
It is his natural skin tone and he doesn't act like a "black person" in the show.
It is obviously clear that you did not even bother to check the link I provided.
Blackface is when you put make up on your skin to make yourself look darker deliberately to mock black people.
The actor portraying Reggae Boy's Author is Eum Moon Suk, is an actor with a naturally darker complexion when compared to the main lead. He literally has the same skin tone complexion in Fiery Priest, where he just plays a comical gangster. It is his natural skin complexion.
This is a reddit topic that discusses it:-
https://www.reddit.com/r/KDRAMA/comments/hbf3bl/is_this_blackface_or_am_i_tripping_its_from_the/
You're telling me to look at the definition of blackface when you clearly do know not what it is. Just taking a look at the reddit you will see 2 sides, the one side that is clinging onto outrage and making stretches in their argument and then people of colour actually calling them out that what you are saying is literal bullshit.
All asians have multiple skin tones, not all Korean are pale skinned, you have many darker skinned ones such as Eum Moon Suk.
I'm genuinely wondering if Eum Moon Suk knew about the "blackface" outrage, imagine being called a racist and saying he's doing blackface when it is his natural skin tone.
A few articles here and there and comical outrage is not views of the majority, that is a clear fact if you go by twitter posts/articles compared to total viewership.
Regardless, there is no point going forward in this conversation as you are steadfast in your beliefs.