I really wish someone would tell Jay to stop hanging out with his 'friends'. I don't think he should be spending time in their company - They seem like a bad influence!
LoL there are too many ridiculousness apart from what you have listed above and what @realdeal mentioned about…
I really appreciate your insights, and I definitely had the same thought about number 5. Even though dramas will always have creative license (it adds to their edge), I think it’s great that we can still appreciate the differences between fiction and real life — and even learn from them.
I'm not going to lie, up until episode 4, I was thinking about dropping the drama because it was not giving me much feeling, but since the ml found out that the fl is a woman, the drama has really picked up the energy and the tone and the antics. I'm really enjoying it now!
But first of all, I love the cast - my first Takeru Satoh drama that I can remember was Bloody Monday and my first Jun Shison drama that I can remember was Joshi-teki Seikatsu.
I always focus on details, so these notes might seem small, but.
1) I was a bit confused about the joint live performance from the hospital and the concert venue. I just kept thinking the sync would be so off in real life, no?!
1a) How did they set up all the camera equipment on the hospital room so fast? Plus a 360 dolly track rail on the floor?!
2) Why was the whole room lit with candles during the mobile streaming performance?! If you're shooting the video in portrait mode then there's no reason to light the whole room.
All of this to say, I felt like the direction was aimed at the real life audience (us) instead of the audience in the story, There were so many scenes, which I felt were for OUR viewing experience that went beyond the world they were trying to create.
Okay, since I finished it, here are my two cents.This is definitely a good drama but not a great one, unless cinematography…
👆This! This is exactly how I felt too. I even wanted the same things - 'substance' and 'character'. Your drama can't just be vibes and aesthetic! FYI, before the drama had even aired I was ready to ride and die for this drama. But no matter how much I simp the cast, I have to admit that the storytelling fell short of what I was expecting. I think that's why I feel frustrated and took a lot of notes because I love these actors and feel like they deserved better.
I have such a love-hate relationship with Moon Lovers: Scarlett Heart Ryeo. I was so mad with where the ending was heading that I had to nope out of the last episode. Me every time someone mentions MLSHR - "We don't talk about Bruno" 😂. Anyway......can't wait to see LJG again!!!
This has been a good series but I’m really ready for it to end. I’m honestly tired of seeing Park Bo Gum get…
Normally, I love watching fight scenes, and I love PBG, but this is the first time I've shouted at a character to STOP fighting.
I like how DJ applies the life of boxing to his job, but I also wish he'd emphasise the importance of rest and development in sport. At least in Bloodhounds, they knew that they were not strong enough to defeat their opponent, took a moment to bulk up, and then came back stronger.
I started singing Billie Eilish 😂
But first of all, I love the cast - my first Takeru Satoh drama that I can remember was Bloody Monday and my first Jun Shison drama that I can remember was Joshi-teki Seikatsu.
I always focus on details, so these notes might seem small, but.
1) I was a bit confused about the joint live performance from the hospital and the concert venue. I just kept thinking the sync would be so off in real life, no?!
1a) How did they set up all the camera equipment on the hospital room so fast? Plus a 360 dolly track rail on the floor?!
2) Why was the whole room lit with candles during the mobile streaming performance?! If you're shooting the video in portrait mode then there's no reason to light the whole room.
All of this to say, I felt like the direction was aimed at the real life audience (us) instead of the audience in the story, There were so many scenes, which I felt were for OUR viewing experience that went beyond the world they were trying to create.
I like how DJ applies the life of boxing to his job, but I also wish he'd emphasise the importance of rest and development in sport. At least in Bloodhounds, they knew that they were not strong enough to defeat their opponent, took a moment to bulk up, and then came back stronger.