The MDL rating shouldn’t be a definitive factor to watch a show. There are many ‘high’ rated dramas that I ‘dropped’ because it did not appeal to me or I thought was garbage lol.
There is only 1 episode out for this drama. This show is not going to appeal to everyone. If you’re a fan of Song Kang or Han So Hee & liked the first episode then you should continue it.
Exactly! 7.8/10 is still pretty good I don't undestand why it is considered a bad rating on MDL. I prefer a rating…
I noticed that J-dramas tends to be rated on a slightly lower end around 7’s-8. Although their acting & production may not be on par with Kdramas, they have a range of actually pretty good stories that don’t drag lol.
Kdramas tends to be rated on a higher scale because of production value & cast of actors even if it looks amazingly aesthetically pleasing with a terrible script lol.
For a show like Nevertheless, with its pilot episode out, it’s befitting for a 7.8. I don’t find the show ground breaking in terms of its story, dialogue, direction, & acting nor does it have that instant ‘wow’ factor but is it terrible? The show is alright for now. I am curious with what they do with the characters.
I adore Seol In Ah but I’m glad she isn’t the lead here. I’m not a fan of AHS. I do hope to see her in major projects as a lead! She’s so fantastic in Beautiful Love, Wonderful Life & Sunny Again Tomorrow. She hits all the right emotional beats with her charms.
Have we seriously gotten to a point where ratings below an 8 are a problem when a drama is still airing? The high…
Kdrama tends to be put on a pedestal here on MDL with high ratings. I’ve seen not so good kdramas-terrible ones that have super high ratings like 8.5-9’s.
Yes. But it’s done in a subdued way & with a purpose. Unlike other dramas that either glamorize it in a overt…
I think it’s because it’s all seen from NB perspective so it appears that way with the music & melodramatic eye staring but I think the direction, the toxic stuff is pretty apparent. There’s only 1 episode out so I can’t say much yet.
I have noticed recently that a lot of dramas kdramas (jdramas have always been more mature, broody and dark) are…
The reason why people are saying PJE is toxic & evokes ‘red flags’ is because he invades NB’s personal space without permission. NB does not reject him outright but he shouldn’t casually touch/assert himself with someone he doesn’t know. There are moments that shows NB being uncomfortable with his advances too.
The drama has the ‘toxic relationship’ tag. The point of the drama is to show what it looks like from someone’s perspective who is prone to these types of situation which is NB. She just got out of a toxic relationship before she met PJE. It’s alluding that she might enter another one. There is only 1 episode out. I’m assuming the drama will explore those ‘negative’ things that is detrimental to someone physically & mentally in a soon-to-be toxic relationship between PJE & NB.
I'm not sure, this is a good thing, people are going to think he is a diversity hire.
I never said watching Asian dramas was diverse. I am talking about HOLLYWOOD specifically which is predominately helmed by white people (ex: directors, executives, writers, production team, actors, casting directors, etc..) when it comes to mainstream media & people’s skepticism towards non-white actors getting hire for these major films. I live in the USA, it’s racist here point blank.
Everywhere has a race issue. Asian countries aren’t not exempt. I never said they weren’t either. East Asia is actually a diverse place with many existing ethnic minorities, customs, cultures, & religions. You don’t see it in the mainstream because of course, dominating majority with institutionalized power just like in the USA. I’m stating the obvious, not hypocrisy.
I read the webtoon and really liked the ending, very realistic. The toxic ml doesn’t magically change into a…
That’s good to know but this is kdramaland. They have the sheer power to change things lol. I hope that’s not the case with this drama & hope it sticks with the webtoon source material all the way through.
I don’t need PJE to change at all which I assume is the point of his character.
There is only 1 episode out for this drama. This show is not going to appeal to everyone. If you’re a fan of Song Kang or Han So Hee & liked the first episode then you should continue it.
If there’s unlimited power, what’s the point of having a contract to begin with if a god can all willy-nilly & bend to do whatever they please? Lol.
Kdramas tends to be rated on a higher scale because of production value & cast of actors even if it looks amazingly aesthetically pleasing with a terrible script lol.
For a show like Nevertheless, with its pilot episode out, it’s befitting for a 7.8. I don’t find the show ground breaking in terms of its story, dialogue, direction, & acting nor does it have that instant ‘wow’ factor but is it terrible? The show is alright for now. I am curious with what they do with the characters.
A 7.8 is pretty fair for a pilot episode.
https://youtu.be/oHg5SJYRHA0
I hopes so too or else I’m giving this drama lame stars lol.
It is in the ‘tags’ section which has ‘toxic relationships’.
The drama has the ‘toxic relationship’ tag. The point of the drama is to show what it looks like from someone’s perspective who is prone to these types of situation which is NB. She just got out of a toxic relationship before she met PJE. It’s alluding that she might enter another one. There is only 1 episode out. I’m assuming the drama will explore those ‘negative’ things that is detrimental to someone physically & mentally in a soon-to-be toxic relationship between PJE & NB.
Everywhere has a race issue. Asian countries aren’t not exempt. I never said they weren’t either. East Asia is actually a diverse place with many existing ethnic minorities, customs, cultures, & religions. You don’t see it in the mainstream because of course, dominating majority with institutionalized power just like in the USA. I’m stating the obvious, not hypocrisy.
I don’t need PJE to change at all which I assume is the point of his character.