I definitely agree. I would choose quality over quantity any day. He's got a nice face, but he has the same facial…
And like I said before, I haven't seen it so I don't know. But I DO know that directors need to share every last bit of blame for misfires of such magnitude - and probably more - since it's their ship.
I definitely agree. I would choose quality over quantity any day. He's got a nice face, but he has the same facial…
To be honest, I don't care what people on Koalasplayground say because I actually watched the drama myself and thought he was great in it. I haven't seen Lovers of the Red Sky and so won't comment on it (because commenting with such heat on something I haven't actually seen doesn't make much sense to me.) But it's totally your prerogative to like what you want to like.
I definitely agree. I would choose quality over quantity any day. He's got a nice face, but he has the same facial…
Actually, no. He's a big deal because of dramas like Dr. Romantic 2 and Thirty But Seventeen - and especially in Dr. Romantic 2 he was awesome. You're entitled to your opinion, of course, but it's pretty harsh, (in mine.)
I've said this already further up the comments, but I'll copy it here as well.Clueless is loosely based on Jane…
I'm also an American, and also old enough to remember when it came out the first time, but I don't remember being weirded out by their relationship when I saw it because it was based on an old novel. But I know many people were squicked out by it, and I get that, I guess. It doesn't bother me as much since they weren't related by blood at all, and they weren't really even step-siblings any longer since their parents had gotten divorced (I forget how many times her dad had gotten married....) For me, it makes a difference how long folks have known each other, and what their family dynamics are like. I care a lot more about other issues within relationships (consent, toxicity, mutuality, etc) than I do about step-siblings dating but to each their own, for sure.
I watched the movie Clueless a couple of days ago, and was a tad bit disgusted when I remembered how it ended.…
I've said this already further up the comments, but I'll copy it here as well. Clueless is loosely based on Jane Austen's 1815 novel, "Emma." Also, Josh and Cher were EX-step siblings, as Josh's mom was one of Cher's dad's ex-wives. So they weren't blood related, and their parents weren't married anymore.
Great article. Well, I think it's definitely a touchy subject for some. It really depends on things like how the…
Clueless is loosely based on Jane Austen's 1815 novel, "Emma." Also, Josh and Cher were ex-step siblings, as Josh's mom was one of Cher's dad's ex-wives. So they weren't blood related, and their parents weren't married anymore.
He is the man I love to hate... such good analysis material... it does not get much clearer than his behaviour.…
It’s one of the best dramas ever made, in my humble opinion. LOL! I could write a whole article on just this one drama - it has everything you just mentioned, and more. So brilliant.
I am a HUGE Gong Hyo Jin fan but this movie was just plain awful. No one is likeable, they're drunk off their asses the entire film, and no one acts like they're actually in their thirties. At least one of these characters is a straight up alcoholic, and several more are on their way. It just wasn't any fun....except for two scenes, which both involved non-humans (and the only likeable "characters".)
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For me, it makes a difference how long folks have known each other, and what their family dynamics are like. I care a lot more about other issues within relationships (consent, toxicity, mutuality, etc) than I do about step-siblings dating but to each their own, for sure.
Clueless is loosely based on Jane Austen's 1815 novel, "Emma." Also, Josh and Cher were EX-step siblings, as Josh's mom was one of Cher's dad's ex-wives. So they weren't blood related, and their parents weren't married anymore.