Bravo! More of this, please. All of K-entertainment needs to start doing this.
Note: I do not believe that simply being "insulted" justifies legal consequences for those who do the insulting, when it comes to those who post demonstrable falsehoods, lies, slander, doxxing, and defamation, especially as part of coordinated attacks, all bets are off.
The way MDL gives a special article to this man.Choi Si Won is a selective Zionist. He proudly posts photos of…
The way your dumb ass leaves a cut-and-paste nonsense article as if it means something.
The difference, obvious to all but your Hamas-loving ass, is that Choi Si Won left his Israel-supporting posts under HIS NAME, which makes him immediately identifiable to anyone being stupid enough to sue him, claiming the content as malicious insult, slander, or defamation.
Speaking of which, where is YOUR identifying information? We want your name, address, phone, etc., just to put you on equal footing with CSW's online status. Also, we'd like the names, addresses, phone numbers, etc. of your fellow brave, Hamas-supporting DoltNetz who left the comments harassing him.
By one-third of the way through episode 4, this has become so stupid, I had to bail for a while to give myself…
The MC author and MC college kid now meet in library stacks and have cliché convos about the ooh, super-mysterious affair/murder they're deciphering.
The evil guy's son told his sister, with great pathos and drama, over the phone at the end of episode three, that their dad had killed someone. Then, he told her again, with great pathos and drama, face-to-face early in episode four, and they both acted like the episode three phone convo never happened. There have been multiple plot flubs throughout, so far.
The sister seemed relatively sane to this point, but now she has turned into a murderous psycho threatening to kill her beloved younger brother if he dares to tell anyone that their father killed their housekeeper/his mistress. lol This for the sake of protecting her budding writing career. lol
This really does sound like a cheesy Lifetime mystery movie. Wow...it's really bad. I can't believe the 8.1 rating I'm seeing above. No, wait...I can believe it. It's MDL.
By one-third of the way through episode 4, this has become so stupid, I had to bail for a while to give myself a break from the fail. The show has developed the feel of a Lifetime Channel Whodunit, god help us. The writers and director should be shot.
The fact that EVERY room is cream and blue with that ugly shiplap or whatever the fuck it is. It makes every room…
Actually, I don't mind when an outside wall becomes an inside wall under the circumstances you describe in your home. It tells a story of the evolution of the home, and when it's limited to one room or so, I find it charming. If I were you, I'd consider embracing it as a feature.
The problem in the series is that this wealthy family deliberately designed/built the entire inside of the home that way, upstairs and down, even in the bedrooms and baths, lol. No. That would not happen unless, perhaps, as maybe we will still discover, the owner is nuts. :)
I was going to give this a try, but I just started watching and can't believe how cheesy everything is. The direct-to-video production and lighting designs are hilariously bad.
The acting, such as it is, feels like an American daytime soap opera or bad Kdrama. I'm all for sex scenes, but the ones I skimmed through here, and there are many of them, are poorly directed, choreographed, and filmed, such that you get actresses' boobies hanging/swinging around like stretched-out water balloons, and closeups of actors' stretch marks on their butts. lol Amazingly graphic, but ruined by the direction and cinematography, such that they come off as cheap softcore porn.
So, maybe I'll peek at the sex scenes a couple more times, then drop this and give it the 1/10 rating it deserves.
The fact that EVERY room is cream and blue with that ugly shiplap or whatever the fuck it is. It makes every room…
Precisely.
In the US, that is called "clapboard" siding.
I'm guessing the set designer has some deeply artistic excuse for that abomination, probably having to do with the outside/inside aspect you mentioned, but I don't care. It's distractingly hideous.
And how do you like all the plastic vines growing up every fucking wall? lol It's like the crazy mom won a lifetime supply of hot glue sticks from Michaels and no one's been able to stop her since.
Then, there's the ugly, cheap-ass wood lattice effects up the staircase and elsewhere.
It just occurred to me: We know the mom loves to work in the garden and never gets a smidge of dirt on her freshly pressed skirts. So, of course! She turned the inside of the house into her favorite place, the outside. :P Gag.
Have you seen his movie, "Secretly Greatly?" He's hilarious.
Please let me know what you think of "Secretly Greatly."
With notable exceptions, I am not a drama-watcher. I find most of them to be tedious, melodramatic affairs that could easily be half their runtime if not for contract requirements, meaning tons of filler. That said, would you recommend any of his dramas to my type of viewer? Thanks.
Damn good flick, as only the Koreans can do stylish, extreme violence combined with pathos and character background/development. My one wish for improvement is that the movie were long enough to allow for some background/development of Kim Ji Hoon's villain character. Korean thrillers often include enough of that to give me a sense of why the bad guy is the way he is, and that was lacking here.
Damn. Kim Moo Yul has never been hotter. Actually, though I admire his acting, I've never seen him as particularly handsome or sexy. But, with that naturally black hair slicked back/parted in the middle, ummm...wow. Amazing how a change in hairstyle and/or color completely changes our looks.
Kim Ji Hoon is good here. As many have said, he makes a great villain. He strikes me as a movie star. I'm surprised he has only done three films.
Lead female is astonishing. She, and the fight coordinator made me believe a 5', 110-pound young woman could take on that many thugs and come out on top.
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You might be Hamas bot, though.
And you are a disgusting Hamas lover.
More of this, please.
All of K-entertainment needs to start doing this.
Note: I do not believe that simply being "insulted" justifies legal consequences for those who do the insulting, when it comes to those who post demonstrable falsehoods, lies, slander, doxxing, and defamation, especially as part of coordinated attacks, all bets are off.
The difference, obvious to all but your Hamas-loving ass, is that Choi Si Won left his Israel-supporting posts under HIS NAME, which makes him immediately identifiable to anyone being stupid enough to sue him, claiming the content as malicious insult, slander, or defamation.
Speaking of which, where is YOUR identifying information?
We want your name, address, phone, etc., just to put you on equal footing with CSW's online status.
Also, we'd like the names, addresses, phone numbers, etc. of your fellow brave, Hamas-supporting DoltNetz who left the comments harassing him.
But, let's start with yours, first.
Thanks!
The evil guy's son told his sister, with great pathos and drama, over the phone at the end of episode three, that their dad had killed someone.
Then, he told her again, with great pathos and drama, face-to-face early in episode four, and they both acted like the episode three phone convo never happened.
There have been multiple plot flubs throughout, so far.
The sister seemed relatively sane to this point, but now she has turned into a murderous psycho threatening to kill her beloved younger brother if he dares to tell anyone that their father killed their housekeeper/his mistress. lol
This for the sake of protecting her budding writing career. lol
This really does sound like a cheesy Lifetime mystery movie.
Wow...it's really bad.
I can't believe the 8.1 rating I'm seeing above.
No, wait...I can believe it.
It's MDL.
The show has developed the feel of a Lifetime Channel Whodunit, god help us.
The writers and director should be shot.
It tells a story of the evolution of the home, and when it's limited to one room or so, I find it charming.
If I were you, I'd consider embracing it as a feature.
The problem in the series is that this wealthy family deliberately designed/built the entire inside of the home that way, upstairs and down, even in the bedrooms and baths, lol.
No. That would not happen unless, perhaps, as maybe we will still discover, the owner is nuts. :)
I was going to give this a try, but I just started watching and can't believe how cheesy everything is.
The direct-to-video production and lighting designs are hilariously bad.
The acting, such as it is, feels like an American daytime soap opera or bad Kdrama.
I'm all for sex scenes, but the ones I skimmed through here, and there are many of them, are poorly directed, choreographed, and filmed, such that you get actresses' boobies hanging/swinging around like stretched-out water balloons, and closeups of actors' stretch marks on their butts. lol
Amazingly graphic, but ruined by the direction and cinematography, such that they come off as cheap softcore porn.
So, maybe I'll peek at the sex scenes a couple more times, then drop this and give it the 1/10 rating it deserves.
In the US, that is called "clapboard" siding.
I'm guessing the set designer has some deeply artistic excuse for that abomination, probably having to do with the outside/inside aspect you mentioned, but I don't care. It's distractingly hideous.
And how do you like all the plastic vines growing up every fucking wall? lol
It's like the crazy mom won a lifetime supply of hot glue sticks from Michaels and no one's been able to stop her since.
Then, there's the ugly, cheap-ass wood lattice effects up the staircase and elsewhere.
It just occurred to me: We know the mom loves to work in the garden and never gets a smidge of dirt on her freshly pressed skirts. So, of course! She turned the inside of the house into her favorite place, the outside. :P
Gag.
With notable exceptions, I am not a drama-watcher.
I find most of them to be tedious, melodramatic affairs that could easily be half their runtime if not for contract requirements, meaning tons of filler.
That said, would you recommend any of his dramas to my type of viewer?
Thanks.
My one wish for improvement is that the movie were long enough to allow for some background/development of Kim Ji Hoon's villain character. Korean thrillers often include enough of that to give me a sense of why the bad guy is the way he is, and that was lacking here.
Damn.
Kim Moo Yul has never been hotter.
Actually, though I admire his acting, I've never seen him as particularly handsome or sexy.
But, with that naturally black hair slicked back/parted in the middle, ummm...wow.
Amazing how a change in hairstyle and/or color completely changes our looks.
Kim Ji Hoon is good here.
As many have said, he makes a great villain.
He strikes me as a movie star.
I'm surprised he has only done three films.
Lead female is astonishing.
She, and the fight coordinator made me believe a 5', 110-pound young woman could take on that many thugs and come out on top.
9/10