Maybe reflect on your own self as to why you're so blithesomely ignorant yet feel that you have such a moral high ground?
Action content is next to never realistic! Action normally has good triumphing over evil, which is why it's so popular (in our shitty world, it's often the reverse!). Women behaving like whores should be frowned upon the same way men behaving like whores should be... but let's imply all men are hypocrites, just because those with small minds and loud mouths are.
When you really understand psychology, and how your mind is a sponge, you'll understand how the slightest thing can make an impression. Extended exposure just begins to convince it; this is why the bullshit media and politicians repeat the same lies over and over.
I know gay dudes who are actually F*CKING SICK of the way their "cause" has been twisted. These dudes just wanted to have the right to marry, so that they could get the same tax and other legal benefits straight couples have when in a marital union... they certainly never wanted gay parades or 5 year old boys being taught how to suck dick! These dudes HATE the "sexually confused" teen thing and know that the media, politicians and school curriculums are doing more to cause a deep-rooted resentment against them, than ever, because at least before, people never gave a crap what two adults did behind closed doors, whereas now, it's being shoved down their throats (pun intended)!
Also, one gay dude I know actively goes around encouraging these teens to STOP, and not do anything that may cause irreparable damage to their psyches and/or bodies.
I think I made it perfectly clear that it wasn't my cup of tea and I couldn't understand the high rating; the fact that the Netflix logo was on it was a warning sign for unnecessary depravity to be inserted, but if they bought the final product and didn't commission it, the series wouldn't have been subject to their "inclusion" and LGBT demands anyway.
For the record: I've met producers who have told me that Netflix have these demands for content... which has absolutely nothing to do with the normalisation of LGBT and the attacking of traditional Western values to corrupt minds. Apologies for the Bitchute link (and no, I never watch Bitchute - which seems to be a part of the right versus left bullshit), but here's a brief video to enlighten you a tad: https://www.bitchute.com/video/TaaikPyRX6CM
At the end of the day, films and TV have more to do with indoctrination than entertainment and, sadly, have been for decades! Before Political Correctness was launched upon the unsuspecting public, homosexuals were seldom on TV... over-night, they were everywhere!
You can argue that this is Gay Rights bearing fruit, or you can see it another way: the deliberate destruction of Western values. After all, Muslim nations do not have this kind of stuff, and companies which shame anyone for not going along with LGBT/paedophile movement, kowtow to Middle Eastern countries, proving that profits must always take priority over their "beliefs" and "morality".
Or, you can remain complete ignorant and call people out on the internet when they mention Netflix...
AI? What?I've heard nothing but good things about this; you're the first person to mention AI... which is an obvious…
Whoa, that's crazy... adding in walk-ons via AI to save money? Why both er making a film in the first place?
As for the dubbing: I cannot imagine what idiot came up with that idea! The trailer I saw was subtitled and I HATE dubbing; hopefully then, when I finally get around to seeing this, I won't have to suffer any AI slop nonsense.
Unnecessary exposure. Why does Netflix not respect anyone else's values? The easiest thing to do is: just not watch Netflix. Just a shame more and more Korean stuff is being made via Netflix's money.
If you dropped it after 2 ep,,you may regret it after finishing it sometimes later...there are some crazy twists…
I was just massively underwhelmed by it, to be honest. There were quite a few Taoist kung-fu films in the '80s and even more recent Andy Lau stuff that this clearly draws inspiration from, but it had nowhere near as good action or atmosphere (the kung-fu stuff had the fights; Andy Lau and those scripts brought the vibes).
At the end of the day, life's too short to keep watching something in the HOPE that it gets better.
Meh. I gave it 5/10 and dropped it after the 2nd episode.
The problems with this for me were:
- Too much effort spent on flashy CGI instead of building much-needed atmosphere. - Seen it all before Taoist kung-fu... minus the kung-fu! - The usual suspense and intrigue surrounding royalty, so nothing new. - Netflix, so homosexual depravity surely shoe-horned in at some point (I hope I'm wrong, but I jumped ship before it happened anyway).
Very middle of the road and I honestly cannot understand the rave reviews. This wasn't scary, wasn't mysterious and certainly wasn't an engaging drama. There will be snowflakes who can't stand a different opinion and down-vote this, but it's not as if I have hours to kill on something that doesn't work for me and I can only call them the way I see them.
I hadn't even heard of it, but it's supposedly the highest grossing Korean film ever (in domestic cinemas - but only due to the price of tickets, as two other films sold MORE tickets)... which is funny, because the synopsis sounds pretty dull and the trailer sucks arse.
But I also saw a dubbed trailer... which happened to have some of the worst dubbing I've seen since 1960s kung-fu.
guys can someone please tell me if it's worth taking a day off from work?😭 also how scary is it if watching…
I'm really curious as to why anyone would have to take a day off to watch a film in the cinema... Do you work 7 days a week and live a 12-hour drive away from your nearest one?
I've no idea what "male gaze" is or why you posted a spoiler... but this sounds like a rip-off of The…
"...why her sister and her boyfriend got the short end of the stick..." makes it sound like they both died. I think most people would read your comment and infer you'd posted a big spoiler.
But, yeah, semi-nude teenage girls isn't cool (unless both the actresses and their characters are 18+ and the film is aimed at horny teenage dudes - then it's catering for the viewers and, although sleazy and something I'd likely avoid, is a proven effective business model).
Have a nice life.
Action content is next to never realistic!
Action normally has good triumphing over evil, which is why it's so popular (in our shitty world, it's often the reverse!).
Women behaving like whores should be frowned upon the same way men behaving like whores should be... but let's imply all men are hypocrites, just because those with small minds and loud mouths are.
When you really understand psychology, and how your mind is a sponge, you'll understand how the slightest thing can make an impression. Extended exposure just begins to convince it; this is why the bullshit media and politicians repeat the same lies over and over.
I know gay dudes who are actually F*CKING SICK of the way their "cause" has been twisted.
These dudes just wanted to have the right to marry, so that they could get the same tax and other legal benefits straight couples have when in a marital union... they certainly never wanted gay parades or 5 year old boys being taught how to suck dick!
These dudes HATE the "sexually confused" teen thing and know that the media, politicians and school curriculums are doing more to cause a deep-rooted resentment against them, than ever, because at least before, people never gave a crap what two adults did behind closed doors, whereas now, it's being shoved down their throats (pun intended)!
Also, one gay dude I know actively goes around encouraging these teens to STOP, and not do anything that may cause irreparable damage to their psyches and/or bodies.
I think I made it perfectly clear that it wasn't my cup of tea and I couldn't understand the high rating; the fact that the Netflix logo was on it was a warning sign for unnecessary depravity to be inserted, but if they bought the final product and didn't commission it, the series wouldn't have been subject to their "inclusion" and LGBT demands anyway.
For the record: I've met producers who have told me that Netflix have these demands for content... which has absolutely nothing to do with the normalisation of LGBT and the attacking of traditional Western values to corrupt minds.
Apologies for the Bitchute link (and no, I never watch Bitchute - which seems to be a part of the right versus left bullshit), but here's a brief video to enlighten you a tad: https://www.bitchute.com/video/TaaikPyRX6CM
At the end of the day, films and TV have more to do with indoctrination than entertainment and, sadly, have been for decades!
Before Political Correctness was launched upon the unsuspecting public, homosexuals were seldom on TV... over-night, they were everywhere!
You can argue that this is Gay Rights bearing fruit, or you can see it another way: the deliberate destruction of Western values.
After all, Muslim nations do not have this kind of stuff, and companies which shame anyone for not going along with LGBT/paedophile movement, kowtow to Middle Eastern countries, proving that profits must always take priority over their "beliefs" and "morality".
Or, you can remain complete ignorant and call people out on the internet when they mention Netflix...
As for the dubbing: I cannot imagine what idiot came up with that idea!
The trailer I saw was subtitled and I HATE dubbing; hopefully then, when I finally get around to seeing this, I won't have to suffer any AI slop nonsense.
Fuck Turkey too - the place is a shit-hole, full of shitty people!
Seriously: track down some of John Woo's classics and you'll forget all about the over-rated, John Wick.
I've heard nothing but good things about this; you're the first person to mention AI... which is an obvious turn-off.
Why does Netflix not respect anyone else's values? The easiest thing to do is: just not watch Netflix. Just a shame more and more Korean stuff is being made via Netflix's money.
There were quite a few Taoist kung-fu films in the '80s and even more recent Andy Lau stuff that this clearly draws inspiration from, but it had nowhere near as good action or atmosphere (the kung-fu stuff had the fights; Andy Lau and those scripts brought the vibes).
At the end of the day, life's too short to keep watching something in the HOPE that it gets better.
Then again, I dropped it after 2 episodes because it wasn't very good.
The problems with this for me were:
- Too much effort spent on flashy CGI instead of building much-needed atmosphere.
- Seen it all before Taoist kung-fu... minus the kung-fu!
- The usual suspense and intrigue surrounding royalty, so nothing new.
- Netflix, so homosexual depravity surely shoe-horned in at some point (I hope I'm wrong, but I jumped ship before it happened anyway).
Very middle of the road and I honestly cannot understand the rave reviews. This wasn't scary, wasn't mysterious and certainly wasn't an engaging drama. There will be snowflakes who can't stand a different opinion and down-vote this, but it's not as if I have hours to kill on something that doesn't work for me and I can only call them the way I see them.
Added to my viewing list.
I hadn't even heard of it, but it's supposedly the highest grossing Korean film ever (in domestic cinemas - but only due to the price of tickets, as two other films sold MORE tickets)... which is funny, because the synopsis sounds pretty dull and the trailer sucks arse.
But I also saw a dubbed trailer... which happened to have some of the worst dubbing I've seen since 1960s kung-fu.
Do you work 7 days a week and live a 12-hour drive away from your nearest one?
Did you mean: 2026?
Walk on, boy.
But, yeah, semi-nude teenage girls isn't cool (unless both the actresses and their characters are 18+ and the film is aimed at horny teenage dudes - then it's catering for the viewers and, although sleazy and something I'd likely avoid, is a proven effective business model).