Does it really matter how they watched it? A show can be racially offensive even it its not meant for that audience.…
*Yawn* That's rich coming from you. Instead of limiting your brain to only k-dramas, trying watching other foreign shows. Chinese dramas are filled with offensive racial jokes and villainization of foreigners. European shows throw jabs and shades on immigrants. Criminals portrayed in American shows are often POC's. The fact that you blindly followed others without even watching the show to understand the context shows that you're just a brainless idiot who posts nonsense in order to get likes.
Also, did no one teach you that, when you point a finger at someone, there are three fingers pointing back at you?
Prior to the #metoo movement, women who brought attention to their being sexual assaulted were dismissed as "batshit…
Lmao, "communism promotes sex & gender equality?" Trying typing #metoo in China and see what happens. You accuse me of flippant attitude and willful ignorance, when your country invented flippant attitude and willful ignorance (and clearly passed it on to you).
Does it really matter how they watched it? A show can be racially offensive even it its not meant for that audience.…
Of course it matters. If you're going to watch it illegally then stop whining it. It's like stealing someone's wifi and then sending them death threats because they changed the password. Plus, even if it is racially offensive (which it isn't), it's still not the actress' fault. It's the scriptwriter's responsibility. You're just easily triggered and blindly hating on someone without understanding the whole context of the show.
They have main roles in the upcoming drama only friends S2
More like, a series where they're the leads, not part of an ensemble cast, and certainly not as support characters. Hell, even WinnySatang have their own series now. The least GMMTV can do is allocate their resources more equally.
I really want to like this. I really do, but this feels like a ripoff version of 'I feel you linger in the air.' Loved GreatInn in Wandee Goodday, but I'm not seeing the same level of chemistry in MoR. On the contrary, I actually like the second CP more. They've been flying under the radar for quite some time. Hopefull, GMMTV will start to give them more main roles.
Basically, mainlanders used a VPN or went on a pirated site to watch the show, heard something that triggered them, and went batshit crazy, without even checking to see if that line is even offensive. The whole thing is ridiculous, really.
But Joong said it will be a romcom, here: https://x.com/ChenRcj/status/1954439589294379374.
Yeah, no. I'd say there are some funny moments in the novel, particularly with Jade flirting with Khamin, but other than that, it's pretty serious and intense.
1) Don't take it seriously 2) They tried to slip in some serious topics through comedy and it was a hit-or-miss. 3) This is completely different from Naughty Babe and Two Worlds, so there's no comparison. In a way, that's a good thing.
Overall, I have to give MaxNat props for venturing out of their comfort zone to make something wacky and chaotic ilke this. It's not the worst show I've watched, but I wouldn't call it good, either. However, it's good that they are trying different things rather than limiting themselves to acting certain genres.
Just started reading the novel and... is it only me who really wants William (Thee’s little bro) to be the one…
You mean Rome? It could happen, though I think GMMTV might wait to see how Me and Thee did with ratings and viewership before deciding whether or not to adapt Calm Down Mr. Rome. Would be nice if they'd do it. I think fans are dying to see William and Est do a 2nd collab together. Thame Po was amazing, without a doubt one of my favorites.
I'm just gonna wait for the last episode to air and just watch the rest in one go. There are only two episodes left anyway. Kinda need some time to recover after what happened in episode 12.
Maybe it's just me, but I found it easier to hate Tomoya (Japanese version of Minhwan) in this adaptation than in the Korean version. Don't get me wrong, Lee Yi Kyung is an incredible actor, but every time I see him, all I can think of is, "Gwenchana Gwenchana!!"
In the Korean version, Minhwan somehow managed to come across as funny and infuriating at the same time. In the Japanese version, I just wanna kill Tomoya. Of course, no hate to the actor. Yokoyama Yu has done a fantastic job bringing the character to life. He actually follows more closely with the web novel.
Also, did no one teach you that, when you point a finger at someone, there are three fingers pointing back at you?
Yes - you are an idiot x3 without a doubt.
So yes, I'm sure you're very proud.
1) Don't take it seriously
2) They tried to slip in some serious topics through comedy and it was a hit-or-miss.
3) This is completely different from Naughty Babe and Two Worlds, so there's no comparison. In a way, that's a good thing.
Overall, I have to give MaxNat props for venturing out of their comfort zone to make something wacky and chaotic ilke this. It's not the worst show I've watched, but I wouldn't call it good, either. However, it's good that they are trying different things rather than limiting themselves to acting certain genres.
In the Korean version, Minhwan somehow managed to come across as funny and infuriating at the same time. In the Japanese version, I just wanna kill Tomoya. Of course, no hate to the actor. Yokoyama Yu has done a fantastic job bringing the character to life. He actually follows more closely with the web novel.