I loved the action in the second half of the first episode so much that I've decided to savor it. I'm watching one episode then waiting a few days to suck it in. The action is just so cool. I'm glad Koreans are starting to do more of these Bollywood-style ridiculous action. I liked every former athlete's action. Not one was lame. I was especially impressed by the cop throwing a manhole cover into the car. That was ridiculously cool!
Cute. Korea made a remake of Mother and Japan made a remake of The Kidnapping Day. They are quite similar in terms of plot, so it's like experiencing the plot 4 times. Haha
Yeah, 'cause 90% of the typical romcoms has such a deep well-written plot, right? This bound to suck because most…
I was comparing it to her previous dramas, not to all the other unrelated dramas. She has been consistently choosing dramas with great plots.The Glory had a story. Have you read the description of this? The Glory is a revenge drama with so much going on. Having a few sex scenes wouldn't tank the drama, especially if it's targetted to mature audiences, like The Glory and The World of the Married. Sex scenes don't tank a drama, but having a lame plot that depends mostly on sex scenes will.
I hope she rejects it. This seems like a no-plot-all-explicit drama. I liked her recent choices and I was looking forward to her next one. This is bound to suck in terms of plot, dialog and emotional depth. You can tell from the synopsis. It's an overused synopsis of an erotic movie with little to no dialog.
There should be a downvote option here, man.. everytime there's a complex female character who doesn't show her…
She isn't really complex. It's a mashup between Sherlock and Edogawa Conan. It's a bit silly for me. Super childish. I didn't mind her, but not thanks to the lazy writer. It's because I thought it was ridiculous so it was kind of funny.
do they ever mention who the exes were and you're clueless? like dang, if my ex was seungri, I'd also get traumatized.
Same. However, she apparently stayed with him after the scandal. I think it wasn't such a big deal to her. Maybe because it was done to other women, or maybe she didn't believe them? I don't know, but they were spotted together after.
To be honest, even if she was actually traumatized, it just means she is not ready to be dating, and I feel like it's not fair to the other person to be tangled with a person who is this caught up in the past.
Not really. It literally translates to "You've arrived!"I don't know what the English translation in the drama…
Ah, I thought you were saying "Shouldn't it be What's up instead". Yeah, that's annoying. I don't have the English subtitle on, but I hear a lot of people complaining about
Ever since I started understanding a bit of Korean these mistranslation are getting on my nerves. Ena is saying…
Not really. It literally translates to "You've arrived!" I don't know what the English translation in the drama was, but it would be kind of silly if they translated it to "What’s up".
Looks like whenever an actress or actor becomes famous they get bullying accusations. If she was truly a bully…
I would argue that you can dodge any celebrity who isn't famous enough or doesn't appear too much on TV. I mean if your bully is not famous, why bother mention it when you hardly ever see them on TV (if you even saw them). Also, it could be that they aren't really traumatized by them so much, but they don't want to watch them succeed. Haven't experienced this, but I'm trying to look from their perspective if they were for real.
She is 160 cm. She is not very small compared to other females, and it also could be that she was bigger than the others during school. I don't agree that size matters anyways. It depends mostly on the parties' personalities and ethics. If you are softer or nicer, you can get bullied by people quarter your size, because it is tougher for you to fight back. Obese children quite often become targets actually because of their very low self-esteem. Also, I think they mentioned that she allegedly went for disabled people. This all could still be a huge lie, but her "small" size doesn't really prove whether she was a bully or not.
Yeah sure instead of taking a legal action make an anonymous post, these kind of cyber bullies aren't to be taken…
You can't take a legal action against something they've done years ago, especially since it's very unlikely that they have a proof. School bullies rarely get punished even if you report them. Not saying that this case is real, just that it's very possible that it is. Them anonymously sharing it doesn't prove that it's a lie. Lack of details is very fishy though. I don't know if this is just a summary of a longer post by the alleged victim.
I don't know where you got the idea that they stopped because they are too old. They are physically fit to run…
They didn't hire them to test them. They said that was because most celebrities are busy and it's fun to give busy people a chance to be a member for a while. Yeeun was an exception. They weren't planning to get one of them fixed but she matched so well with the team that they decided to keep her.That wasn't my own words that Yeeun didn't contribute, I said she didn't "revive" the show because it wasn't dead, but I think she is a great addition to the team. There was always positive feedback and the rating weren't low.The rental members are temporary but not useless. I don't know why you are twisting my words. It's just a TV show, everything is fine, we are not arguing here. I just didn't agree with the word "revive" as it insinuate that it was dead or at least struggling when it wasn't the case in terms of popularity and ratings.
I don't know where you got the idea that they stopped because they are too old. They are physically fit to run…
I don't know what you are referring to so I can't answer you, but Jae Suk and the other members clearly said when asked about the active missons that it wasn't because they can't do it anymore, it was because the ratings are low when they do them. They never said they are too tired and unhealthy to do nametag ripping, that actually would be quite rude as they are being paid to do what the production team decides. Every time they get sick like any other human being they say "I'm not in a good condition today" and the next week they are thankfully better.
Yeah, I tried to edit that, but I got no response. Maybe it is hard to prove it to someone who doesn't watch the…
Not a fact. ^^ If you have a proof then go ahead and share it to add more value to this months old conversation. If you don't, then that's just your assumption, and you are kind of only parroting what the previous commenter said.
real ppl ARE like that :) The kdramas are not about holly people :)
I didn't count the mother as an Eagle family member, but all these things you mentioned the brothers were doing are what I thought were annoying, not bad but annoying. They haven't done something that is considered bad (except maybe the occasional lie now and then, and it's almost always to make someone else feel better because they are so nice). These stupid things they do are just annoying and not what one typically calls wrong or bad behavior.
The four original members, time to teach a new generation of RM. 😁 And maybe, just maybe, we can go back to…
I don't know where you got the idea that they stopped because they are too old. They are physically fit to run and do a lot of activity. All of them are more physically fit than YeEun. It's been only a few years since they did Outrun by Running Man and they literally outruned young idols. Young doesn't mean a thing when you are mostly slacking around. Those guys work out frequently. They said this before. Koreans hate action variety shows. Only international fans are missing the action. They only got their ratings increased when they stopped trying to go for the action. Koreans found it repetitive. Follow the TV ratings and see for yourself. Most the high rated programs don't involve action, and they mostly talk and eat.
I miss it too. I also get bored with the constant eating, but I know that mukbangs are the trend, and they wouldn't survive if they didn't submit to the trends.
I don't know why there is always people who say that somebody revived the show. The ratings were high, and they were constantly ranked high in brand reputation index. It was only dead or struggling to you and whoever shares the same opinion. Not to the majority of viewers.
Also, young blood are starting their own shows and they are failing miserably. Most of the shows that don't involve veterans get canceled after 10 episodes. The producers have done their stats and thought this is the best option. They tried to change the members before and they failed. They lost more than they would've gained if they did. If the program was failing, they would've canceled it. They are not staying for loyalty. They are definitely earning much more than they are investing if they are sticking with it all these years.
real ppl ARE like that :) The kdramas are not about holly people :)
I wouldn't say that these people are real people. This is what's annoying. They are all good and too nice people except for the villains. The villians are what I call real people. They aren't too bad that you think these are out of a Marvel movie. They have human reasons to do bad. The eagle family along with their sister-in-law are just a bunch of "saints". They arr too nice and perfect to do anything wrong, but when they do it's just annoying and not really wrong.
Gang Su sending a video of his brother's kid with the brother on his bed, wearing homewear and saying "I love you" to the camera to the brother's stalker is just crazy. Like... Is he trying to feed her delusion?
To be honest, even if she was actually traumatized, it just means she is not ready to be dating, and I feel like it's not fair to the other person to be tangled with a person who is this caught up in the past.
Yeah, that's annoying. I don't have the English subtitle on, but I hear a lot of people complaining about
I don't know what the English translation in the drama was, but it would be kind of silly if they translated it to "What’s up".
If you have a proof then go ahead and share it to add more value to this months old conversation. If you don't, then that's just your assumption, and you are kind of only parroting what the previous commenter said.
They said this before. Koreans hate action variety shows. Only international fans are missing the action. They only got their ratings increased when they stopped trying to go for the action. Koreans found it repetitive. Follow the TV ratings and see for yourself. Most the high rated programs don't involve action, and they mostly talk and eat.
I miss it too. I also get bored with the constant eating, but I know that mukbangs are the trend, and they wouldn't survive if they didn't submit to the trends.
I don't know why there is always people who say that somebody revived the show. The ratings were high, and they were constantly ranked high in brand reputation index. It was only dead or struggling to you and whoever shares the same opinion. Not to the majority of viewers.
Also, young blood are starting their own shows and they are failing miserably. Most of the shows that don't involve veterans get canceled after 10 episodes. The producers have done their stats and thought this is the best option. They tried to change the members before and they failed. They lost more than they would've gained if they did. If the program was failing, they would've canceled it. They are not staying for loyalty. They are definitely earning much more than they are investing if they are sticking with it all these years.