We all know you MDL writers favor this actress but stop the spam about this show
Also this user @Mephisto is an incel who posts everywhere attacking FLs for having two love interests and other stuff. This is straight up a misogynist and deserves to be banned from this site based on his awful reviews, ratings and bad faith behavior.
LOVE LOVE Hye Yoon and have watched everything she is in even if the plot was just okay but she is always delightful, like a ray of sunshine. Can't wait for this drama. There is also something called the Kim Hye Yoon effect where here Male Leads, often less known when they act with her, get a extreme boost in roles and recognition.
Love Hye Yoon and will watch anything she is in. Hope this helps raise Lomon's profile a bit he just is main lead material but keeps not getting the best projects after the zombie show.
She is such a gorgeous woman, high hopes after her last drama (esp the huge age gap pairing with old guy) was such a let down. Nice to see her with an attractive ML.
Trauma drama! The four main actors (Tseng Ching Hua, Moon Lee, Chiang Chi, and Lyan Cheng) are all amazing. Tseng Ching Hua delivers such a stunning vulnerability, frustration, sorrow, anger - using just his eyes to change expressions. He is very pretty. Moon Lee is an ethereal joyful beauty and full of charisma. She is so lovable that you really really hate everything that happens and want maximum harm to evildoers. Chiang Chi is really gorgeous and she gives off such a subtle acting that you don't know what is or isn't real, or what to trust and I really was drawn into the drama by her performance and waited for her return. Finally, Lyan Cheng does so well portraying the younger and older versions and a troubled spirit. I can't wait for the next part but also ready for more heartbreak.
I'm curious: Is the villain you refer to as "gay," actually gay in the film or not? Wondering what the…
They made one of the villains (male) to force a very young looking guy into giving him a blowjob and then the villain kills the guy in a gruesome way. That is why the quotation marks because it is using the trope of queer coding the villain when his violence is already enough to mark him as bad. Totally unnecessary asf.
Should not have cast him or done a better background check, this is not a "sensitive" issue this is about gloryifying genocide, war violence, rape and enslavement and murder of Korean women. No one gets to be "patriotic" about their killer rapist grandpas.
Exactly! Rapists, pedophiles, wife beaters, cheaters, all effing getting main lead roles and thriving while he and many others have to struggle and keep getting bad media or blacklisted for small things (like TOP or many female actresses\stars like Seo Ye Ji)
The chemistry for ML is not there, someone more youthful who can match her looks like Seo Kang Jun would work better. When will she have a really charismatic and sweet pairing like she had with Lee Jae Wook?
I wanted to watch this after seeing recommendations from some of my fellow watchers of Guardians of the Dafeng.…
IKR, Dylan Wang in Guardians of Dafeng is gorgeous. Here when the random lady calls the ML "handsome" in the second episode I'm like "who is she looking at." The ML lacks looks or charisma. Watching a few more episodes to see if the storyline is enough to carry it.
She was so good in Judge from Hell, her acting, comedy styling was perfect. Many of the recent period dramas have been a letdown but hoping this one has a strong script!
I really wanted to like this but ended up dropping it. The main FL acts so dumb, like who in this day and age refuses an attorney. Who watches that many crime shows and refuses an attorney or speaks to the prosecution like that? Then, I feel like the director and writer really struggled to write women here that weren't one-dimensional. We have sexy older art teacher who smokes so much, has tattoos but is extremely dumb, acts pathetic and seems to have an ambigious or non-relation with her daughter. Then there is the other character: short haired, tough looking, acts like a psycopath but has a sad backstory. Something about the pacing and everything was off so I dropped it after four episodes in. Sometimes I think they write things as male characters centered and then just switch to female to make it more woman centric and that doesn't work.
This Japanese drama casting in a nutshell: We need some main cast as older men with weathered faced, strange faces, weird and ugly faces and 100 wrinkles, grotesque scars and "features" even ancient great great grandpas ghost running around like a monkey but women...nope. We will only cast two main females, both super thin delicate and tiny, one called a child (who is helpless and an annoying ass damsel) and the other still much younger than main leads, and they have to be beautiful and without a single wrinkle or sign of age or the muscle to show any kind of strength. Not even trying to beat the allegations here. This is the xth Japanese drama with this kind of casting.
I already know the character I am rooting for will die. I also am super dissapointed at the cliffhanger without any sense of whether there will be another season.
Things that are great: the stunning cinematagrophy and attention to details, really high prodution values, some beautiful choreography and fight scenes, really interesting characters (that barely get screen time), and a plot within plot that is both really obvious but also kind of layered.
Things that are not so great: the flashback pacing sometimes is off, like as soon as the flashback starts I know the character is going to die and the flashbash is supposed to make me care but I don't?, the Ainu archer and the blood spattered guy at the end and several others were far more interesting to me than ghostly man and beastly man. AND there are no strong, bulky or powerful looking women. Main lead is sad and remains sad guy, since he most likely dies I am more interested in the guy trying to get them killed while acting as their friend. The whiny "child" who can't fight but is all "find a way" can literally not survive without help and is to physically weak to even look like training would help. The highly skilled characters are most interesting and some of the die quickly or have little screen time while we get a barrage of flashbacks that don't add much.
Lyan Cheng) are all amazing. Tseng Ching Hua delivers such a stunning vulnerability, frustration, sorrow, anger - using just his eyes to change expressions. He is very pretty. Moon Lee is an ethereal joyful beauty and full of charisma. She is so lovable that you really really hate everything that happens and want maximum harm to evildoers. Chiang Chi is really gorgeous and she gives off such a subtle acting that you don't know what is or isn't real, or what to trust and I really was drawn into the drama by her performance and waited for her return. Finally, Lyan Cheng does so well portraying the younger and older versions and a troubled spirit. I can't wait for the next part but also ready for more heartbreak.
Then, I feel like the director and writer really struggled to write women here that weren't one-dimensional. We have sexy older art teacher who smokes so much, has tattoos but is extremely dumb, acts pathetic and seems to have an ambigious or non-relation with her daughter. Then there is the other character: short haired, tough looking, acts like a psycopath but has a sad backstory. Something about the pacing and everything was off so I dropped it after four episodes in.
Sometimes I think they write things as male characters centered and then just switch to female to make it more woman centric and that doesn't work.
I already know the character I am rooting for will die. I also am super dissapointed at the cliffhanger without any sense of whether there will be another season.
Things that are great: the stunning cinematagrophy and attention to details, really high prodution values, some beautiful choreography and fight scenes, really interesting characters (that barely get screen time), and a plot within plot that is both really obvious but also kind of layered.
Things that are not so great: the flashback pacing sometimes is off, like as soon as the flashback starts I know the character is going to die and the flashbash is supposed to make me care but I don't?, the Ainu archer and the blood spattered guy at the end and several others were far more interesting to me than ghostly man and beastly man. AND there are no strong, bulky or powerful looking women. Main lead is sad and remains sad guy, since he most likely dies I am more interested in the guy trying to get them killed while acting as their friend. The whiny "child" who can't fight but is all "find a way" can literally not survive without help and is to physically weak to even look like training would help. The highly skilled characters are most interesting and some of the die quickly or have little screen time while we get a barrage of flashbacks that don't add much.