There are several more mistakes. In two episodes, the writers have forgotten that voice cannot be changed by plastic…
I totally agree.. Even if the fake husband changed his voice ( that is rather improbable) what about his personal body odor. It is impossible not to figure out that the guy that is sleeping next to you is not the guy that you used to sleep with, for several years. Not to mention that even if that guy was her husband's twin she would have figured out who he really is the moment he would have had sex with him!
Anyway.. I've dropped this drama because it was full of impossible situations something that I can't bare on non fantasy/fiction dramas.
I think because the story did not concluded in the first ten episodes (1st season)
It didn't conclude and that is the reason why I"ve asked. The series info talks about 10 episodes, but they released immediately more episodes so it seems like the first season has more than those ten. Anyway.. I 've already watched the first 10 episodes and I keep on watching. I insist on my comment below. I haven't changed my mind that all this story has something to do with the house.
If this drama worth for something it's for its surrealism. The plot was weak, the characters inconsistent, the FL had a completely childish behavior, the Goblin's character is weak and immature and the end was horrible as the Goblin didn't manage to get what he wished for. The clever trick of this drama is that we watch the story from the Goblin's point of view though the actual protagonist and the character that leads the plot is the Reaper. Anyway... The plot is inconsistent and boring but interaction between the actors who were improvising and had fun while they were filming ( probably due to the lack of a solid script!! lol ) along with the cinematography and the music make an unbeatable combination. It is the kind of series that you would expect to see if Pedro Almodovar , Guillermo Del Toro and Tim Burton joined their powers to make a festive ( Christmas or similar ) series.
9,5 out of 10 from me for the surrealism and fun factor.
The age gap between who?? the female and male lead or..?
I don't understand why you bother that much about the age gap. The ML is supposed to be a demon and as such 750+ older than her so it is expected to look by far more mature, old, father figure etc.
How many episodes does this drama have? I started watching the first ten but it seems to have more and keeps on going. Was it that popular that they released more episodes?
Just for the record. I'm watching the 7th episode and I think that all this has something to do with the house that he was planning to built. And that because the whole story started with the house and the construction of the house comes up on each and every episode though it is ( or it seems to be and it should have been) completely unrelated with the abduction of his family. The construction company had no reason to prevent him from building it because he had already taken the mortgage after all, that is still valid even if his family is already dead. So why the construction company owner tried to persuade him to abandon the project? It is not for their benefit not to build the house. It doesn't make sense. It is business for them, and it doesn't harm their reputation by any means. Not to mention that his daughters shoe was found on the construction site. If you remove the "noise" of all the unrelated, gossiping people and the crazy neighbor chick ( his wife's friend) that seems to be in love with him, or she acts out of jealousy for her friend, there is nothing else left other that there is someone who is trying to prevent him from building this house and live there with his family. If this person didn't want him though to have his family s/he would have killed them already. But it hasn't done so yet so what is left from Ryosuke's strictly personal matters - unrelated with the public opinion, the press etc? The house.
I'm watching episode 5 and I have to say that the police is amateurish and lacks of any kind of seriousness. Even if the drama is supposed to be somewhat humorist the behavior of the police is absurd from the very first moment that Ryosuke reported that his family was missing.
What sort of police is one that it doesn't take seriously a missing persons report and it doesn't even goes after those who leaked on social media, anonymously information that the police didn't want to be revealed? I'm talking the package of the frozen corpse that someone anonymously published on social media. This should have made any serious police department to investigate who leaked this information, inside or outside of the police department and also run after those who owned the social media accounts.
You never know what goes inside a person. Some people are good at acting and keeping their pains to themselves.…
His closest friends said that they didn't notice any change in his behavior and that they didn't notice either any signs of depression. Those who eventually claimed that he probably suffered from depression were those who checked his apartment after his death, and they didn't know him personally. How seriously can someone take these claims?
Dropped on fourth episode ( after a whole month of trying to watch it in order not to be unfair). It is boring as hell...The most boring and uninteresting drama I've ever ( attempted) to watch.
After watching the third episode I wouldn't say that I find it particularly violent but rather boring. Keep in…
Chimera is great but it has a messed up finale. It is incredible how difficult it is for Korean writers and directors to decently end their dramas. The majority of final episodes on Korean dramas look like lazy afterthoughts.
I agree But if they Remake a Korean Drama it just make it better and that drama shines moreBecause Japanese drama…
It doesn't have to do with the number of episodes but with the structure of the script and the way the scenes are cut. It is not that Japanese directors film less scenes than the Koreans. They simply assemble them with a more compact and viewer oriented way. They have a better sense of economy to say it so. But a initially bad script won't become a better script by filming it with different actors and change the order of the scenes. Bad source material is just bad source material.
I consider her one of the most beautiful Korean actresses. It is incredible how photogenic she is.
But it seems that she doesn't eat her food. Someone has to inform her that dieting hard and looking like a skeleton is not a good look generally speaking... not only for her.
I think that Japanese drama industry has plenty of script writers to develop original dramas. I don't think that they have any need to remake Korean leftovers.
After watching the third episode I wouldn't say that I find it particularly violent but rather boring. Keep in…
I don't know how they manage to do this. But I don't give a damn about the crime and I don't care about the characters. I'm trying hard to keep on watching but it's boring as hell. lol I think I'm going to drop it.
Every hairstyles depict the certain era or ruler. Many Kdramas was set in Joseon era, the men of that era mostly…
This is not the case for Ancient Mediterranean cultures. They didn't keep their hair long because it was shame to cut them off or because they were obliged to do so for religion reasons. It was all about beauty and fashion. That is the reason why women made complicated hairdos they dyed their hair with henna to make them red or chamomile to make them blonder than they already were and men liked really curly hair. Dark blond and curly hair were the most fashionable thing. The only ancient people that used to shave their heads or keep their hair really short were Ancient Egyptians. They did that for practical reasons though as Egypt always had a hotter climate. And then they wore wigs. It makes sense!
Anyway.. it is really a shame that modern Asian men don't favor long hair. Perhaps is a cultural thing... I don't know if they consider it inappropriate or something. But long hair suit them because they all have beautiful hair.
I know i was wondering the same thing why Korean celebrities have to address their relationship or marriage announcements…
I really don't know. I find all these public announcements extremely pretentious either way because their fans don't really care who they are dating or marrying. I mean that none of their fans know them personally, in order to care about their partners or spouses. As I said previously you will not see any other kind of professionals announce in public what they do in their private lives. Only actors seem to believe that the world is interested about their private lives...!lol
Anyway.. I've dropped this drama because it was full of impossible situations something that I can't bare on non fantasy/fiction dramas.
I insist on my comment below. I haven't changed my mind that all this story has something to do with the house.
The plot was weak, the characters inconsistent, the FL had a completely childish behavior, the Goblin's character is weak and immature and the end was horrible as the Goblin didn't manage to get what he wished for.
The clever trick of this drama is that we watch the story from the Goblin's point of view though the actual protagonist and the character that leads the plot is the Reaper.
Anyway...
The plot is inconsistent and boring but interaction between the actors who were improvising and had fun while they were filming ( probably due to the lack of a solid script!! lol ) along with the cinematography and the music make an unbeatable combination.
It is the kind of series that you would expect to see if Pedro Almodovar , Guillermo Del Toro and Tim Burton joined their powers to make a festive ( Christmas or similar ) series.
9,5 out of 10 from me for the surrealism and fun factor.
I started watching the first ten but it seems to have more and keeps on going.
Was it that popular that they released more episodes?
I'm watching the 7th episode and I think that all this has something to do with the house that he was planning to built. And that because the whole story started with the house and the construction of the house comes up on each and every episode though it is ( or it seems to be and it should have been) completely unrelated with the abduction of his family.
The construction company had no reason to prevent him from building it because he had already taken the mortgage after all, that is still valid even if his family is already dead. So why the construction company owner tried to persuade him to abandon the project? It is not for their benefit not to build the house. It doesn't make sense. It is business for them, and it doesn't harm their reputation by any means.
Not to mention that his daughters shoe was found on the construction site.
If you remove the "noise" of all the unrelated, gossiping people and the crazy neighbor chick ( his wife's friend) that seems to be in love with him, or she acts out of jealousy for her friend, there is nothing else left other that there is someone who is trying to prevent him from building this house and live there with his family. If this person didn't want him though to have his family s/he would have killed them already.
But it hasn't done so yet so what is left from Ryosuke's strictly personal matters - unrelated with the public opinion, the press etc? The house.
What sort of police is one that it doesn't take seriously a missing persons report and it doesn't even goes after those who leaked on social media, anonymously information that the police didn't want to be revealed? I'm talking the package of the frozen corpse that someone anonymously published on social media. This should have made any serious police department to investigate who leaked this information, inside or outside of the police department and also run after those who owned the social media accounts.
Those who eventually claimed that he probably suffered from depression were those who checked his apartment after his death, and they didn't know him personally.
How seriously can someone take these claims?
The majority of final episodes on Korean dramas look like lazy afterthoughts.
They have a better sense of economy to say it so.
But a initially bad script won't become a better script by filming it with different actors and change the order of the scenes. Bad source material is just bad source material.
But it seems that she doesn't eat her food.
Someone has to inform her that dieting hard and looking like a skeleton is not a good look generally speaking... not only for her.
I think I'm going to drop it.
It was all about beauty and fashion. That is the reason why women made complicated hairdos they dyed their hair with henna to make them red or chamomile to make them blonder than they already were and men liked really curly hair. Dark blond and curly hair were the most fashionable thing.
The only ancient people that used to shave their heads or keep their hair really short were Ancient Egyptians. They did that for practical reasons though as Egypt always had a hotter climate. And then they wore wigs. It makes sense!
Anyway.. it is really a shame that modern Asian men don't favor long hair. Perhaps is a cultural thing... I don't know if they consider it inappropriate or something. But long hair suit them because they all have beautiful hair.
As I said previously you will not see any other kind of professionals announce in public what they do in their private lives. Only actors seem to believe that the world is interested about their private lives...!lol