I have a love-hate relationship with plots that are woven together using short stories and cases. They can on one hand be touching or interesting, but can also bore the audience if the side character storylines are not engaging and may also loosen up the plot if not executed properly. All the dramas of Hong Sisters that I liked were those that had one singular plot revolving around the main characters, but not short story styled ones like Master's Sun. This drama seems to follow Master's Sun's storytelling structure... I hope it can stay interesting to me till the end.
By the moment the drama is boring me a little, I mean, the episodes are long for me. Am I the only one?
You're not the only one. I also think the first few episodes are lukewarm, and the characters weren't established properly. It also took 3 whole episodes just to get Chan Sung to start working at the hotel. Hopefully the plot gets better afterwards.
Great app! My only issue is that when I comment on other's feeds, my comments lose all their space characters when viewed in the app (the spaces are there in the web version), and when I click edit I can't view the whole comment. Would appreciate if this gets fixed!
I found the first 6 episodes to be boring. Does that mean this drama is not for me? Since I've seen many people say that the first few episodes are the best and it starts going downhill afterwards, if I don't even like the first few episodes, it means I probably shouldn't continue this?
The first few episodes were a bit weak, to be honest. I really loved most of Hong Sisters' dramas, so I hope this one turns out to be good as well. IU and Yeo Jin9oo are rocking their roles though!
I think you have to dumb down a lot to be able to enjoy most c-dramas
They do have some really intricate productions like Nirvana in Fire and Scarlet Heart, but since the general public don't want to use their brain much, more and more c-dramas are taking the fan service approach to gain views. Problem is when Korean dramas do fan service, they still have high production value and cohesive storytelling, but for c-dramas, it's either super clever or super dumb.
Honestly I would prefer that they Break Up and he falls for the pianist girl over them just staying together.…
Actually they could just get married with Morgan being the househusband and Tammy being the economic pillar. Kind of like reverse gender role? Or they live together and focus on their own career pursuits. Actually I still don't quite understand why there is a contradiction between him wanting family and her wanting a career. They don't need to have kids, they can just be there to support each other.
She has talent and has above average technique, which means she can thrive in any proper meaty roles. The first…
Agreed. She has potential to do really well once she establishes technique because she has some natural talent. Her previous roles didn't give her justice YES that is so true. In Scarlet Heart Ryeo, the way they kept filming her wide-eyed at close-up for 10 seconds each episode was a terrible idea.
People's view towards IU's acting is often polarized, and I'm trying to understand why. She's the type that has subtle emotions delivered in each facial expression but the expression itself may look static. Hence why some people say she only has one facial expression but some would see the difference in each expression. I personally find her expressions to be accurate and easy to catch, but I can understand where the criticism is coming from. I think her acting is decent and she even surprised me with her acting in My Mister, but she definitely has some room for improvement. It's not easy to deliver subtle facial expressions and usually only people who have had a very long acting career could master it well, but she's off with a good start.
I have tried my best to keep my own opinion out of all of this, but much Like Micheal Jackson and OJ simpson,…
Yeah it's sad when victims develop an unhealthy concept of love that continues to affect them when they grow old. It's hard to imagine how much distortion has been done to their values to cause them to respect their perpetrator.
The romance is so heartwrenching but powerful... this is really going down as one of my favorite dramas of all time. It's really the only drama that's tragic but still keeps everyone engaged and longing for more. Usually people hate tragedy but this is an exception for many people, and they can't help but rewatch an rewatch. That's why this drama is so legendary.
I have tried my best to keep my own opinion out of all of this, but much Like Micheal Jackson and OJ simpson,…
I don't think that people thanking him discounts from the possibility of him having committed those crimes. They could genuinely be thankful for the fame that Johnny gave them, even if they had to do sexual favours to earn it. I still believe he is guilty, and the fact that the first accuser thanked him doesn't mean much to me unless he withdrew his former testimony which he didn't.
Just heard the news about her being charged for eating endangered clams in Thailand. Poor Lee, it wasn't really her fault. The production crew should have checked the law.
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His acting was so serious hahaha
I wonder if he'll be acting as Man Wol's past lover?