We gotta wait for confirmation of what he did, and what he didn't do. But as for now, it's looking nasty.
Yep, I think bullying is pretty much confirmed. If any kind of sexual assault turns out to be true, the whole situation is gonna get even worse (which is justified, of course).
" because I'm pretty sure the contract must state something about such scandals happening during the filming/broadcast…
I believe there've been actors who had some scandals while shooting dramas, that's why I think drama contracts already have such clauses now. Some examples of "troublesome" actors I can think of are Park Jin Hee in "Return", Kim Jung Hyun in "Time", and Gu Hye Sun in "You're Too Much".
Damn, at this point I just wanna know how much compensation $$$ Jisoo is gonna have to pay for the whole production team of this drama, because I'm pretty sure the contract must state something about such scandals happening during the filming/broadcast of the drama.
Also, I hope all of his victims finally get justice.
I just finished watching episode 6. Is it a good action drama? Yes. Are there some plot holes? Also yes. First of all, I just can't watch Go Hae Ri running around in high heels and her hair down. Or you know what? Fuck the shoes, you can somehow run in high heels, but I'm pmsl at her trying to shoot someone with her hair being all in her face. Second of all, I get it that Cha Dal Gun is the main character, but that shouldn't mean he's invincible. The guy should've had a few concussions at this point, or at least some broken bones. Thirdly, sometimes the characters are just dumb by not being careful enough and showing all their cards to the bad guys.
As for now, this drama seems like a good old hollywood action movie - it's not the smartest, but it is entertaining for sure.
The way Sa Poong Gae (On Dal's friend) looks at On Dal... Don't tell me the actor yet again is gonna play a character who's in a one-sided love lol (the actor had a similar role in Run On)
Expressions anger against enemies with the help of eggs and salt looks silly.
I believe it's a Korean superstition. "When someone comes back from a funeral, which is usually the man or husband, the family member at home will throw salt on them as they enter the door to ensure that they do not carry with them any spirits of the dead into the house. Spirits of the dead that entered the house could potentially be harmful, and bring more death or negative things to the family. The salt would remove the dead spirits, and maintain the purity of the person and the house."
Although he wasn't coming back from any funeral, I think she was basically protecting her place from any evil and bad luck that Lee Dong Shik could bring as they believe he's the killer.
Maybe the king would recognize his daughter(Pyeonggang) by her face that closely resembled hee mother, the age…
Age gap? Don't you know how the world worked when this drama takes place? They would marry off REALLY young girls who would not even be of legal age in today's world. So this drama is pretty consistent in this matter. They don't show any intimacy between the King and the Queen anyway.
At first I was pretty sceptical about Kim So Hyun playing the Queen AND the Queen's daughter, but I guess it was an essential move to justify the striking resemblance between Queen Yeon and Pyeong Gang/Yeom Ga Jin.
Ep 4 was the best so far. I feel like ep 2 and ep 3 were unnecessary fillers; one could watch ep 1 and ep 4 only and still get the main idea of the plot and what's going on. I wish this drama had been faster from the start, but I guess they had to somehow fill in the time slot the producer had been given for this drama. I knew it would get draggy and have unnecessary fillers because it's a 20 ep drama, but I had no idea they would decide to start off the story so slowly. Not to mention that in the freaking PREMIERE week almost everyone guessed who the main villain would be.
But on a brighter note, thank God Hong Cha Young has chilled a little, at least she's a bearable character now. She was pretty annoying in ep 1 and 2.
Slow and boring??!!You kids who said that better go away and watch Vincenzo instead.This is such a quality show,…
I totally agree with you. Some dramas, like Vincenzo, focust mostly on entertaining the viewer. Other dramas, like Beyond Evil, focus on telling an interesting story instead.
Amazing acting, great characters and their development, jokes are on point, but as always, I think 20 episodes were too much. 16 episodes would've been enough, especially since it's a revenge drama, and they tend to get draggy in the middle. Overall, better than average but mostly thanks to the characters, not the story itself.
Also, I hope all of his victims finally get justice.
Is it a good action drama? Yes. Are there some plot holes? Also yes.
First of all, I just can't watch Go Hae Ri running around in high heels and her hair down. Or you know what? Fuck the shoes, you can somehow run in high heels, but I'm pmsl at her trying to shoot someone with her hair being all in her face.
Second of all, I get it that Cha Dal Gun is the main character, but that shouldn't mean he's invincible. The guy should've had a few concussions at this point, or at least some broken bones.
Thirdly, sometimes the characters are just dumb by not being careful enough and showing all their cards to the bad guys.
As for now, this drama seems like a good old hollywood action movie - it's not the smartest, but it is entertaining for sure.
"When someone comes back from a funeral, which is usually the man or husband, the family member at home will throw salt on them as they enter the door to ensure that they do not carry with them any spirits of the dead into the house. Spirits of the dead that entered the house could potentially be harmful, and bring more death or negative things to the family. The salt would remove the dead spirits, and maintain the purity of the person and the house."
Although he wasn't coming back from any funeral, I think she was basically protecting her place from any evil and bad luck that Lee Dong Shik could bring as they believe he's the killer.
https://kisskh.at/discussions/monster/59651-theories-on-the-killer
At first I was pretty sceptical about Kim So Hyun playing the Queen AND the Queen's daughter, but I guess it was an essential move to justify the striking resemblance between Queen Yeon and Pyeong Gang/Yeom Ga Jin.
But on a brighter note, thank God Hong Cha Young has chilled a little, at least she's a bearable character now. She was pretty annoying in ep 1 and 2.
Overall, better than average but mostly thanks to the characters, not the story itself.