For the first time in the three seasons, I found myself fast forwarding through some of this episode. I’ve completely…
Same here. I loved the first two seasons. But I'm struggling with this one, especially with the last 4 episodes. Just feels overly long dialogues with scenes that feel repetitive. And the acting feels stiffer for some odd reason. Idk. I'm only sticking with it coz I've come this far.
what I see is that with each episode the characters start to realize something. LSE forgot that she is a woman,…
Good point! Hadn't seen those connections. I still think Ami remains naive as far as her relationship with Yi Shin is concerned. I can't stand the character; for a 30 year old adult woman her kid-adult manner truly gets on my wick. It's not attractive
I agree with you about Sahyun, i also hated him the most out of the 3 men. Now i can tolerate him but i still…
Lol!! Glad I'm not the only one who can't stand that whole family. I'm sorry but my eyes forgot to cry when Song Woo died. Her staring with her dead eyes kinda killed the mood.
what an interesting perspective! ... but wasn't Ami & Lawyer leaving the church - not walking in? thought the…
They also mentioned bride and groom in PSH and Ah Mi's wedding. The only one that didn't have a bride and/or groom mention was in Seo Ban & Song Won's, so I don't think that's a real wedding or romantic relationship taking place. I think Dong-Ma simply has the hots for the older mature and beautiful SPY. I think he said at one point to his brother that he preferred older mature women (with Gamin being/behaving a little youngish for a 41 year old IMO), so I think that wedding he is his own fantasy.
i have yet to finish 60ds i lit have 2 eppisodes left but i cant part from it :( honestly i would kill for a line…
LOL. I didn't want 60 days to end, either. All that adrenaline that made me stay up late to binge it. I also loved Healer.
A Korean Line of Duty remake would be head banging if it's done as well as Designated Survivor! An anti-cop show for the sake of being anti-cop would be boring, I agree. But I wouldn't see Line of Duty as an anti-cop show though; I think it's more an anti-corruption/abuse of power with a sympathetic treatment. At the moment the series (we call our TV show "series" in the UK and not "seasons" as they do in the US) is still on going in the UK and hasn't yet reached its conclusion. It's currently on series 5.
What I love about Kdrama is that they tend to have closure in their shows with a traditional beginning, middle and end, and they have a longer run of episodes. Until the writer of Line of Duty gets to the end of the story, it will be hard for any Korean producer to know what they can do with the show to adapt it to suit a Korean audience. Also if the current trend in Kdrama is to extend their seasons beyond one year, remaking Line of Duty wouldn't be a bad idea. In fact, it's one of the UK shows that would be a great fit for that trend. Once it's finished in the UK and everyone knows how it ends and it is successfully sold to a Korean TV production studio, there will be more than enough material to make a really good (or even better) adaptation of it, I think. If it does get a remake and done to the brilliant heights of 60 Days, I fear for anyone's adrenaline. They will need blood pressure pills watching , lol.
I recently watched Ji Jin Hee in Designated Survivor: 60 Days, and he was so good in it. I also thought the Korean remake/adaptation of the US original was far, far better and did things which I had hoped to see in the US version but didn't materialise. So I'm quietly pleased (and excited) that he is in this BBC remake, a show I watched and enjoyed when it first aired in the UK in 2016. I can already see how they've changed the original and it looks good. Fingers crossed viewers will like it!
Also when Doctor Foster was aired in the UK, it went down a storm over here. I'm soooo looking forward to watching The World of the Married which sounds too awesome for words. But for the pandemic I wouldn't have been introduced to Kdrama. It's been a life saver! Seriously good stuff to see.
A Korean Line of Duty remake would be head banging if it's done as well as Designated Survivor! An anti-cop show for the sake of being anti-cop would be boring, I agree. But I wouldn't see Line of Duty as an anti-cop show though; I think it's more an anti-corruption/abuse of power with a sympathetic treatment. At the moment the series (we call our TV show "series" in the UK and not "seasons" as they do in the US) is still on going in the UK and hasn't yet reached its conclusion. It's currently on series 5.
What I love about Kdrama is that they tend to have closure in their shows with a traditional beginning, middle and end, and they have a longer run of episodes. Until the writer of Line of Duty gets to the end of the story, it will be hard for any Korean producer to know what they can do with the show to adapt it to suit a Korean audience. Also if the current trend in Kdrama is to extend their seasons beyond one year, remaking Line of Duty wouldn't be a bad idea. In fact, it's one of the UK shows that would be a great fit for that trend. Once it's finished in the UK and everyone knows how it ends and it is successfully sold to a Korean TV production studio, there will be more than enough material to make a really good (or even better) adaptation of it, I think. If it does get a remake and done to the brilliant heights of 60 Days, I fear for anyone's adrenaline. They will need blood pressure pills watching , lol.
Also when Doctor Foster was aired in the UK, it went down a storm over here. I'm soooo looking forward to watching The World of the Married which sounds too awesome for words. But for the pandemic I wouldn't have been introduced to Kdrama. It's been a life saver! Seriously good stuff to see.