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I'm finding rom coms don't do a good job with action, violence scenes, what's your take?

I found him to be the weakest link on the casting side, I wanted a more evil villain?
Haven't watched the final episode.

My Lovely Liar, same problem with the brother of the ex-gf found him unwatchable.
The fight scenes were awful.
Heartbeat fell apart with their action scenes for me.

Not a rom com
Song of the Bandits (2023) Action/fight scenes were good.

Your dreams of using the gardener as a Pinata came true?

I'd recommend two Classics

Kung Fu Hustle (2004) Hilarious Martial arts movie.
https://kisskh.at/346-kung-fu-hustle

and

The Man From Nowhere. (2010)
https://kisskh.at/462-the-man-from-nowhere

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Correct, some complained KTL wasn't thrilling, too sweet.

Production value, chemistry of leads we're delivered.

A sweet fluffy rom-com.

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Criticism can be assessed for it's validity.

"There's no plot, the plot is messy, there's no chemistry are simply not credible" without showing how you arrived to that answer.

A good teacher will ask you to explain your answer including show your work.


I don't find many rom com can shoot realistic action, hospital emergency scenes.

I could explain in more detail if asked.

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Criticism are from passengers that ride the short bus.
They don't like it, keep watching it and can't follow along.

No one is forcing them to watch, let alone offer an opinion.

We know people that exist with a pessimistic personality.

A lack of impulse control?

It's not the norm to broadcast it.

Someone described these as fan pages of the drama, actors etc.

What level of cluelessness do they have to not understand basic social etiquette.

This appears to be too complex of a drama for you.
Read the synopsis above slowly a few times.

"A lawyer bound by a centuries-old curse becomes entangled with a civil servant who holds the key to his freedom — igniting an unexpected romance."

There's no authentic relationship between ML/2FL.
It's closer to a contract relationship between 2FL/Father/Mayor.

Zero intimacy between ML/2FL who refuses to break up.

This isn't unusual, it provided context on the past, bullying endured by FL at the hands of 2FL.
2FL played a villain and doesn't look to have changed, redeemable.

Karma in Kdramas would have her lose everything and become the outcast.

Her father would have to be punished alomg with Haum CEO

Translation: majority of females viewers were imagining they were Hong Jo in EP15.😎
Writers, directors gave enough content for ordering body pillows of Shin Yu.. 🛌

Comic gold, they're busy with other things and chaos erupts.
FL holds the key to ending his curse and horrible pain.
In a past life he killed her.
This isn't your typical romance story.
Fantasy, past life are woven into the story to reveal their destinies cannot be severed, accept it.

Yelling at the leads for doing stupid things is essential.
This is a roller coaster

"Inconceivable!"

From The Princess Bride runs through my mind watching them.

These dramas are not realistic.

Middle aged Gardener/Shaman evading Police, CCTV, Condo Security and hired bodyguards.

A fair criticism is the rushed finales in some dramas as they close the ten plot holes they created.

Leads future (marriage w/children)
Gardener/2FL need to be resolved.
The remainder are minor, but nice to clean up.

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Because its necessary for angst, unrealistic behaviour is common in Kdrama.

EP1 was too complex for you?
The Shrine was abandoned, unsafe and a tragedy occurred.
Civil servant assessed demolition of the unsafe structure, City built a park nearby.
Rewatch EP1-2
Ask an adult to read, explain the dialogue if you can't follow along.
Sheesh 🥴

This reflects the critics who ride the short bus, they can't follow along and complain.
Non linear stories appear to be too complicated for them.

Innocent Thing 2014, she plays an obsessive high school student. Not a rom com.