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It doesn't matter for me, I just don't like zombie stories. ^^ But I still watch some when there is a good enough reason, and Chang Wook is definitely one.

Unfortunately no, but the two previous zombie movies of Yeon Sang Ho were released in cinemas here, so I hope this one will too just so I can finally watch Chang Wook on a big screen. ;)

Although I'm not into zombie movies at all, I appreciate that Chang Wook tries different genres and type of characters to expand his acting experience and filmography and show the amazing range of his talent. And I'm really looking for him playing in a new movie (hopefully I can watch him on the big screen where I live too), I'm sure that is what will bring him the International recognition he deserves, rather than dramas (even if I like seeing him in dramas with many episodes too ^^).

That could be nice indeed, but I would rather see him trying something new and different first as he already portrayed a prosecutor/lawyer.

Thank you. ;) I can't say I'm thrilled by the genre though. ^^

Will this be (another) zombie movie ? Or is the plot still unknown at this point ?

Your first comparison is clearly overboard. First because I only expressed a personal opinion about an actor in a drama, it's nothing like bullying, and secondly because the said actor will probably never see and read my comment, and even if, by some incredible chance it happens, I doubt my mere opinion about his acting in this drama will make him want to take his life.

I have seen him in many different dramas and I always find his acting terrible (except in "SKY Castle"), so I personally don't think the script is only at fault here. That's only my opinion, based on my tastes and experiences. If you disagree and think he is a great actor, good for you, it's not necessary to over react just because someone else don't share your opinion. It's a very childish and immature reaction that we always see from some fans on internet unfortunately.

I understand your point. They handle reports from seniority, unless there is a sudden mass repart, so it will probably stay there for a while considering they have been extra long to handle reports the last few months.

The most obvious one was the hang glider. I would have to rewatch each episode to point out every little thing from the start. ^^
And it's also the way the characters speak sometimes, or what they say, it's like someone from 2025 Korea is talking, so not quite realistic in this context for me.

It took me weeks and multiple reports to make a post slandering an actor disappear one time, so it's no surprise unfortunately.

Personally I'm glad the character doesn't have that much space in the story because I found Chani's acting terrible and the character itself useless indeed.

Woo Hyun did the right choice by portraying Crown Prince Lee Sung. He is amazing in this sageuk since the beginning, and I loved his acting even more in the last two episodes. I hope this role will bring him the recognition he deserves and more main roles in the future.

The whole cast (except Chani, I think his acting is really terrible) is actually very good and I'm impressed by many actors portraying their characters in this one.

The last two episodes were very good. Something I like since the beginning is that they film many scenes slowly, with long shots and focus on the characters, not multiplying viewing angles, something we don't see often nowadays. It slows the pace and add a lot of emotional depth to the scenes, I really like that.

It would have been even better if they didn't mixed many contemporary references that were not necessary (as usual) in this historical settings in the previous episodes. But the mature side of the story is something they did really good here, because it serves deeper meanings than just showing great bodies and sexual intercourses.

I am really looking forward to the finale next week.

I guess there is no "we" here. Don't take the author of this news as a reference. Really, don't. For me Nana is an actress, and that's it.

Well, I don't think there is any misunderstanding, based on your answer. There is just a big difference on education and how writing should be when expressing an opinion I guess.

Well, despite the history, in that case, he just expressed his opinion about episode one, and you're attacking him right away for it, so in my opinion you're at fault here. You could have just avoid his comment if you disagree with it and know he would not answer you nicely. People need to stop attacking others for having a different opinion. There is a difference between a disagreement and dismissing others opinions.

The problem with comment like this one is not that you give your opinion, is that you judge that the person expressing his in the first place is wrong and you deny his right to have his own opinion about it. Rewrite your entire comment by adding subjectivity and it would be okay, but you can't write something like "The story has depth, the adaptation is faithful, and the acting is delivering exactly what it needs to." as something that everybody must believe and agree with, it's only YOUR opinion, and it can be shared or not. So you should start to write like you express a personal opinion and not like your are stating facts that everybody should agree with. This arrogant way to write what others should believe is quite annoying.

Your comment is quite ridiculous. Why attacking someone personally for sharing his opinion ? You can disagree with him, but why attacking him directly like this ? Are you ten years old ? Some people have a serious problem with the concept of pluralism of opinions here.

He got zero promotion from his agency since the airing of his first work so it doesn't help.

Why do they do that seriously ? I don't like when they mix so different tones in the same drama. In one episode of 30 minutes it goes to overly dramatic to overly funny so many times, I really dislike that. And it seems they choose to follow the path of men/women romances by putting all the tropes and clichés possible. Too bad, the plot looked interesting and the actors promising, but so far it's quite boring (but I guess they carefully targeted their audience and it will work for teenage girls and young women full of fantasies with men romances).

I finally saw "Demon Force" in cinema today. I was glad I could see the second instalment of the trilogy on the big screen.

I liked it overall, but I think this part is weaker than the first one, even if it's still a good entertainment. Of course, there is not the effect of discovering this story like I had for the first part, but I also find this one a bit rushed at times, kind of inconsistent through the story development (some parts should have been more developed in my opinion). I don't know exactly the original story it is based of but some developments were weird to me. The CGIs too. If some are of very good quality (Yang Jian's elemental teleportations, the Qilin that Commander Wen Zhong mounts), some were disappointing for me (the battles scenes with the Mo generals, the flying parts, Yin Jiao...). So kind of mixed feelings about that. However, I fell in love with Ji Fa once again, and Yu Shi too. It's no surprise this role was a true revelation for the public as a new actor. I think he really couldn't dream of a better first role as an actor. The character is amazing and Yu Shi delivers a great performance portraying Ji Fa.

Based on the credits scenes at the end, the last part should be interested, but I guess I will find it too much for some parts too. I'm still very looking forward to it.