piracy is not as bad as ai art please let's be serious š
I am not going to discuss the ethics of what is better or worse, is too lengthy of a topic with too many nuances and ultimately a matter of opinion.
I just checked my own biases, and think itās worth bring it up so perhaps people can check theirs too.
Each time you pirate something you are actively harming a industry that feeds thousands of mouths⦠and the most vulnerable ones are usually the ones that shoulder the cut of revenue.
Similarly, for each introduction done with AI thereās a video editor loosing hours of his wage⦠which is why i said the discussion is worth having it.
I think the AI critique is valid⦠but i am watching this for free through piracy so what right do i have to hold the higher moral ground? For the way it was done⦠i donāt think it caused as much harm as the outrage is implying.
The conversation is still worth it having it, even if to avoid AI usage to become a bigger issue than already is. As much as any industry: once you give a hand they will come for a arm.
Ps: Wang Chu ran is such a eye candy. The woman is drop dead gorgeous.
The FL seems like a hard character to develop⦠at this point they have hammered her ice queen persona so hard that it will be equally difficult to write her āfalling in loveā arc.
Even her supposedly lovingly acts feels rigid, as if they have no emotional weight or as if they were done out of a moral obligation of some kind⦠internally she might be feeling things, and the screenwriting sometimes supports this interpretation but the acting doesnāt come across to show this conflict between the mask she puts and how she feels either.
I would agree with the idea of portraying the FL moving on as a core part of the development of her character⦅
Yeah, i kinda agree with you.
Honestly, she is pretty much driving the story so far.
Thereās some issues with her writing, for example the godot scene pulling of a: āyeah i left but you didnāt asked me to stay eitherā cliche, but no doubt her storyline makes for a more interesting watch than his
So the discussion that, a "selfless and infinitely patient" male lead and a "slightly unstable and…
I would agree with the idea of portraying the FL moving on as a core part of the development of her character⦠i just donāt see the show going that route so far: she āmoves onā as a way to prompt me to look at her personality as in: what does that tells me about her? But the narrative theme is all about returning and she is no better now than she was before leaving and neither are her circumstances (she herself tells him so).
Hence the scene of āgodot never came back⦠but you will right?ā and the subsequent follow up with ācowardā .
At this point i am just in for the entertainment and curious on what story the shows is trying to tell and how expects me to interpret it.
I feel like this will be that kind of drama where the guy will display some kind of ālarger than lifeā level of unconditional love⦠which is both unrealistic, flat and leads to no character growth at all to either of them because thereās no actual consequences, self-reflection or even the incentive to realize what they have done wrongly in the past and how to avoid the same mistakes going forward since he is always āoh so kindā and all potential points of conflict lead to nowhere because he is Buddha incarnated and she doesnāt get actual consequences.
As it stands⦠these two have already irked me a couple times at least:
She is shown as unstable, egotistical and self-absorbed.
He is shown as overly romantic, sentimental, easily manipulated and has poor self-steem.
So the show better address the issues and circumstances of why they didnāt work in the past and what has changed since then to make a second chance romance worthwhile.
It would be nice to see a actual second chance romance where these two grow together, not another self insert mary sue fantasy.
Those are my first impressions , so the show might surprise me even though i am not optimistic.
Been digging this one so far, couldn't care less it has the similarities to other drama's: that's what cliche and tropes are for (all about that execution).
The beginning is full of good premises, some nice set up to future plot's too, let's see if they can actually deliver till the end.
Really hope this doesn't turn into a "one case per episode with a shitty linear plot in between" type of drama.
The titular show about "dangerous housewives" waded into cliche territory with the bored Gangnam housewife trope.…
My two cents:
When it comes to the relationship, the wife ends exactly like she begins: easily willing to give up on it.
You got a point there: throughout the whole drama she was missing her own past life but how willing was she to fight for it? Even when she saw her husband against all odds and alone (it takes the effort of two people to fix a relationship) trying to glue the pieces of the vase SHE threw in the wall she chose to apologize and leave. She kept that pattern to the very end, as seen on how fast she was willing to give up on him as soon as she saw him with another woman.
That's the problem with the end: he came back to a relationship that has the same major flaw that pushed said relationship to a downfall to begin with.
I'm here as well! It's a pity that one can't create groups here in MDL haha. We really need a Ji Pyung Nation…
Saw some good feedback on black and missing the other side, will be looking into those too. Now that i think about a good comedy might fit just right after this whole start up fiasco... do you have any good comedy one in mind?
I'm here as well! It's a pity that one can't create groups here in MDL haha. We really need a Ji Pyung Nation…
I am a jack of all trades as long as genre goes, but i have been on a action/fantasy/horror mood now because of uncanny counter, mistery too... don't mind romance mixed in as long as it's is well placed. Also, saw you recommending fight for my way and i already put on my to watch list
HJP gang! (And everyone with whom i shared my frustrations over the past months) add me here! I can't find all of you through the sea of comments T.T plus, recommendations please! (doesn't need to be airing)
I just checked my own biases, and think itās worth bring it up so perhaps people can check theirs too.
Each time you pirate something you are actively harming a industry that feeds thousands of mouths⦠and the most vulnerable ones are usually the ones that shoulder the cut of revenue.
Similarly, for each introduction done with AI thereās a video editor loosing hours of his wage⦠which is why i said the discussion is worth having it.
The conversation is still worth it having it, even if to avoid AI usage to become a bigger issue than already is. As much as any industry: once you give a hand they will come for a arm.
Ps: Wang Chu ran is such a eye candy. The woman is drop dead gorgeous.
Even her supposedly lovingly acts feels rigid, as if they have no emotional weight or as if they were done out of a moral obligation of some kind⦠internally she might be feeling things, and the screenwriting sometimes supports this interpretation but the acting doesnāt come across to show this conflict between the mask she puts and how she feels either.
Honestly, she is pretty much driving the story so far.
Thereās some issues with her writing, for example the godot scene pulling of a: āyeah i left but you didnāt asked me to stay eitherā cliche, but no doubt her storyline makes for a more interesting watch than his
For me at least
Hence the scene of āgodot never came back⦠but you will right?ā and the subsequent follow up with ācowardā .
At this point i am just in for the entertainment and curious on what story the shows is trying to tell and how expects me to interpret it.
So far it seems pretty straightforward
As it stands⦠these two have already irked me a couple times at least:
She is shown as unstable, egotistical and self-absorbed.
He is shown as overly romantic, sentimental, easily manipulated and has poor self-steem.
So the show better address the issues and circumstances of why they didnāt work in the past and what has changed since then to make a second chance romance worthwhile.
It would be nice to see a actual second chance romance where these two grow together, not another self insert mary sue fantasy.
Those are my first impressions , so the show might surprise me even though i am not optimistic.
The beginning is full of good premises, some nice set up to future plot's too, let's see if they can actually deliver till the end.
Really hope this doesn't turn into a "one case per episode with a shitty linear plot in between" type of drama.
When it comes to the relationship, the wife ends exactly like she begins: easily willing to give up on it.
You got a point there: throughout the whole drama she was missing her own past life but how willing was she to fight for it? Even when she saw her husband against all odds and alone (it takes the effort of two people to fix a relationship) trying to glue the pieces of the vase SHE threw in the wall she chose to apologize and leave. She kept that pattern to the very end, as seen on how fast she was willing to give up on him as soon as she saw him with another woman.
That's the problem with the end: he came back to a relationship that has the same major flaw that pushed said relationship to a downfall to begin with.