for those who have read the webtoon, I have some question, please answer with spoiler checked:1. Is there any…
1. No romance in any form at all. 2. Hence Not applicable 😅 3. There was "sexual tension" between Miho and Van but they don't date or do any lovey dovey stuff 😁
*In conclusion, this is certainly not the drama to watch for romance*
It will also be on Amazon Prime for the international folks, but then again that is only if you have prime 😙
I'm afraid I don't have an exact answer to this cause I've never used prime either. Love in contract was the only other kdrama picked up by amazon while it was airing, however that could only be viewed on rent. The good thing was Viki had picked up LIC so most people would've watched it there. Island would be Amazon's first proper airing kdrama to be on its platform, so we'll just have to wait for it to start airing to get more info on this. Many articles also said that Island would debut in 240 countries outside SK but we've got to wait to find out if that is completely true 😅
I believe they've split it into two parts. One that will release next month and the other would release feb/march…
Finally all those hours spent on films are of some use :") Caution: an unhealthy amount of titles below 😂
The trademark of Wong Kar Wai movies are their aesthetic cinematography, so that's a given. Then there's Taiwan's A Sun, Detention and Your name engraved herein and China's Wrath of silence and Farewell my concubine.
Wong Kar Wai also produced a thai movie, One for the Road, whose cinematography was just *chef's kiss".
A distant place, A single rider, Beasts clawing at straws and burning are some korean arthouse-y movies. There's Josee, Book of Fish and Night in paradise with beautiful aesthetics too. This year's Decision to Leave is a must for the eyes.
From Japan, I found Cure, Midnight Maiden War, Sakuran and Red with A+ visuals. From the older lot, woman of the dunes, pale flower and face of another have some pretty ahead-of-its-time Cinematography.
I believe they've split it into two parts. One that will release next month and the other would release feb/march…
I totally agree. Stories are best consumed (and are usually better written) in one shot with a beginning, mid and end. Let's hope that Island doesn't dissapoint! ^.^
I believe they've split it into two parts. One that will release next month and the other would release feb/march next year due to the drama being cgi heavy.
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2. Hence Not applicable 😅
3. There was "sexual tension" between Miho and Van but they don't date or do any lovey dovey stuff 😁
*In conclusion, this is certainly not the drama to watch for romance*
Island would be Amazon's first proper airing kdrama to be on its platform, so we'll just have to wait for it to start airing to get more info on this.
Many articles also said that Island would debut in 240 countries outside SK but we've got to wait to find out if that is completely true 😅
The trademark of Wong Kar Wai movies are their aesthetic cinematography, so that's a given. Then there's Taiwan's A Sun, Detention and Your name engraved herein and China's Wrath of silence and Farewell my concubine.
Wong Kar Wai also produced a thai movie, One for the Road, whose cinematography was just *chef's kiss".
A distant place, A single rider, Beasts clawing at straws and burning are some korean arthouse-y movies. There's Josee, Book of Fish and Night in paradise with beautiful aesthetics too. This year's Decision to Leave is a must for the eyes.
From Japan, I found Cure, Midnight Maiden War, Sakuran and Red with A+ visuals. From the older lot, woman of the dunes, pale flower and face of another have some pretty ahead-of-its-time Cinematography.