yeah so i'm not feeling the pacing at all. i am still going to watch this because i like the acting and the actors…
You pointed the elements that are bothering since episode 3 indeed: weird editing, with long, slow sequences and, suddenly, a jump in space and time, and an acceleration of the story, but without real logical link with what was shown before or whatsoever, no explanation, just some hints, but not even always. It's actually a surprise for me that not more people point this here, in the comments, because it's particularly annoying, and disappointing considering the expectations the first two episodes offered.
If speaking korean is soooooo important for them (which is extremelly important all the time and you need to nail…
It's not fair and objective for your first paragraph. Like any society, Korea isn't perfect, but I personally never experienced any bad treatment from Koreans as a foreigner, on the contrary, they are very understanding and supportive towards people who try to speak their language and improve their Korean skills. But I agree that there is a lot of work to be done when it comes to translation (being from Korean towards other languages or vice-versa), considering the importance international audience is becoming for all Korean cultural contents in general now.
kpop groups nowadays: handsome koreans, the visual MUST be korean ofca 1 or 2 japanese for the japan promotions1…
Are people imitating K-Pop companies, or K-Pop companies are just doing what people are waiting from them ? ;) Companies do music to make money. Of course, they will try to do what will appeal to their consumers, just like any other business.
"As long as you are doing this job, you have to take care of the ratings and the number of views. Still, if you are trapped by numbers, there is a possibility that only works that imitate hit works will be mass-produced, and diversity may be lacking. I want to challenge more diverse works from now on and make various dramas. I myself want to pursue my own color as an actor."
Kim Gyu Vin is still number 7 ?! And Han Yu Jin number 5 ?! Seriously, when people will open their eyes and ears ! They are definitely not talented enough to be part of the final 9. I pity the others if they have to make a boy group with these two.
They are trying too hard to do something different and it's totally falling apart for me. I'm losing interest since episode 3. Too bad because the start was really good.
Not exactly the ending I expected for it, but it's a really beautiful story and a great drama about love and redemption. A 10 for me. Loved the characters and the cast was brilliant.
is the ranking gotta be revealed tomorrow or its next episode?
According Soompi: "The third “Boys Planet” global vote will close on April 7 at 10 a.m. KST with the third Survivor Announcement Ceremony being broadcast live on the Mnet K-POP YouTube channel this same day at 2 p.m. KST."
Biggest joke of today: Kim Gyu Vin receiving all stars. Seriously, he isn't talented enough to be part of the final group. People should stop being biased by look or personality when it comes to this kind of shows. Objectively, he has just average skills as an idol.
Oh my, I regret to have started this drama so much now... These characters are totally illogical and stupid, and the acting is really not the best, so it doesn't even balance the crappy story. And the bland kisses will kill me before the end if it keeps going on like this. Seriously, what's the purpose of the story ? Free love ? Free sex life ? That's really not well portrayed and made if that's the case. I wish I could just forget about it but I'm the kind of people who watch till the end when they start something, even when it's totally stupid like this one.
Well, they lost me with episodes 3 and 4. Too bad, it's disappointing. Suddenly things keep happening with no real logic, and moods change like nothing happened before with no reason. It's like looking a totally different story from episodes 1 and 2. Very weird. And they went too far with the annoying and irritating secondary characters for me. It's not totally bad but I didn't enjoyed these episodes as much as the first ones.
This drama is wonderful. For me episode 13 was perfect. Han Dong Jin is seriously one of the best characters I have seen, the world needs more people like him. ^^ He is so well portrayed by Kim Young Kwang. I was surprised he just left like that in episode 14, but it makes sense in the end, and the rest of the episode was good. I really look forward to the last episodes next week. Roy Kim’s song, « Flower », is really beautiful and perfect for this drama.
So, I made a post back when this was premiering in Korea, and indeed after all the movie was 118 minutes in which…
Totally agree with you. While watching the first two episodes it never occurred to me that Ji Hyun was the one drowning, as all the references to Jae Won's little brother death and his probable trauma from this event were very clear for me. We will see in the future but I don't buy at all the crazy theories here. And I have read a lot of comments of Koreans who have watched the movie on websites and blogs (through Naver): not a single one mentioned the death of Ji Hyun, or even a sad ending, on the contrary, most of them commented how sweet the romance was between them and the chemistry between both actors top-notched.
Actually, The Eighth Sense has *two* directors, and they were also responsible for writing the entire story together.…
Thank you ! I hope many people here will see your comment. Tired of lazy people here constantly repeating the same things, when Inu Baek was the first name that appeared as director for this show, along with Du Plessis.
Didn’t it already air in Korea tho? I think they know what they’re talking about 😭
Nope, not everyone. ;) I wrote several time that personally I also feel that it is just assumption from some people here (and their brains are going kind of crazy...). While watching the show, everything they pointed out were references to Jae Won's little brother for me. Before reading the comments here I never thought that it will have a sad ending. I don't understand from where all that comes from. But I'm fine with both potential ends actually, as I like sad romance stories. I don't understand people that judge or change their judgement based on the ending of a story only. If you like everything before, it means it's a good show. Of course the ending can be disappointing, but it doesn't erase everything felt before while watching.
When "Alien" meets "Battle Royal". The intrigue has a lot of potential but the execution isn't the best I think. Too many caricatural (and stupid) characters I think. And the cast here needs to be reviewed, main and support roles aren't well distributed.
It's actually a surprise for me that not more people point this here, in the comments, because it's particularly annoying, and disappointing considering the expectations the first two episodes offered.
But I agree that there is a lot of work to be done when it comes to translation (being from Korean towards other languages or vice-versa), considering the importance international audience is becoming for all Korean cultural contents in general now.
"As long as you are doing this job, you have to take care of the ratings and the number of views. Still, if you are trapped by numbers, there is a possibility that only works that imitate hit works will be mass-produced, and diversity may be lacking. I want to challenge more diverse works from now on and make various dramas. I myself want to pursue my own color as an actor."
From his latest interview: https://with.kodansha.co.jp/article/interview-jichangwook-1
I wish I could just forget about it but I'm the kind of people who watch till the end when they start something, even when it's totally stupid like this one.
Suddenly things keep happening with no real logic, and moods change like nothing happened before with no reason. It's like looking a totally different story from episodes 1 and 2. Very weird. And they went too far with the annoying and irritating secondary characters for me.
It's not totally bad but I didn't enjoyed these episodes as much as the first ones.
For me episode 13 was perfect. Han Dong Jin is seriously one of the best characters I have seen, the world needs more people like him. ^^ He is so well portrayed by Kim Young Kwang.
I was surprised he just left like that in episode 14, but it makes sense in the end, and the rest of the episode was good. I really look forward to the last episodes next week.
Roy Kim’s song, « Flower », is really beautiful and perfect for this drama.
But I'm fine with both potential ends actually, as I like sad romance stories. I don't understand people that judge or change their judgement based on the ending of a story only. If you like everything before, it means it's a good show. Of course the ending can be disappointing, but it doesn't erase everything felt before while watching.