My Liberation Notes

Right but that's why the have the warnings that clearly note the drama is a work of fiction, in big bold letters so it's not confused for a documentary

Right and not just zombies, vampire like living corpses ... were we watching the same drama; oh, sorry it was apparently a documentary and we missed the memo

Right ... and that there are more than a few is the concerning part and not only that petitioned the Blue House, like what, for a drama

It's the accepted norm I guess, which is despicable. I am so miffed about this I can only imagine how the whole production team and actors feel.

You're one of the lucky ones because now I'm stuck wondering who did what, where and how????

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I just made the very same “documentary” comment before reading yours.

I agree with you, but even as Argo was criticized for its inaccuracy, it was praised for the acting, directing, and editing. The film received seven nominations at the 85th Academy Awards and won three for Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Film Editing. So, yes, criticize all you want but demanding the show be canceled, a fictional one that never claimed to be based on actual events, that is at a completely different level. It's akin to censorship, if you ask me. What kind of message does this send not just to writers and filmmakers in Korea but to the world, especially as SK starts garnering the international attention it so clearly deserves in filmmaking and acting.

No disrespect intended, but this wasn’t a documentary; I can understand the reaction if it were. It was never going to be accurate. A work of fiction never is; I mean, are they saying evil spirits/vampire-like living corpses were running around in the Joseon dynasty; is that the accurate part; I mean, come on; it feels a bit much to take a petition of cancellation to the Blue House for a show, a fictional one might I add. I'm dumbfounded. How is it these very same viewers never react the same way to the overt abuse, be it emotional, physical, or sexual, and the vileness in some of these dramas; I am sure most of it, if not, is depicted from real-life scenarios around the country. Come to think of it, were there any shows canceled because of that; I wonder. Very sad indeed at many different levels but on a personal one the most. I was so into this drama. I am going to need a very, very long minute to process this for sure!

@Flypsyde you basically said everything I wanted to say!

Right, I'm still dumbfounded; it was already quite fictional, so ..... wow, I guess

Lee Hyun Wook, I liked him in She Would Never Know, look forward to him in this one

Oh, wow... what a small world, where are you now if you don't mind me asking? I love dramahood, they are the fastest to sub episodes so glad you happened upon it :)

welcome anytime you need to banter on a drama :)

It is indeed :)

Same thing happened with Delayed Justice "DUI" related and it wasn't perfect but as the drama was based on real life events and tackled so major issues it went better than expected

He's in Mr. Queen

Yesterday the release date was April 7, and now it's June 2021; interesting, but it makes sense. I thought April was kind of soon -- April, June; we'll take it as long as it's released this year!