so kdrama directors just love to introduce some good for nothing,irritating character like boon ok!and why the…
This kind of characters are needed for series and movies too. Stories would be boring if it was Bisounours Land all the time. And actors playing these roles get a lot of credits for it. It will be the same for her I believe. It's not easy to play an antagonist.
Sung si kyung (If you're with me) & Jamie miller(Wishes) were being played at the time when they kissed!
^^ That's nice of you, but I didn't found anything yet. In episode 11 it's the one played during the scene where Soo Ho is listening to Young Ro's recorded cassette. Can't wait to see what he recorded himself by the way !
Anybody would give the world to a Jung Hae In smiling. ^^ That last scene of episode 11 made up for all the frustrations of the past episodes. Still a little bit weak regarding the development of the story to me, but the cast is so amazing in their roles that I can't really dislike it. Also, there is definitely Kevin Oh singing a song of the OST. I'm not mistaking, right ? Where is it ?!
That's actually quite a good movie. Of course, not a realistic sageuk. It's a comedy but with a strong story. To watch without taking it too seriously in my opinion. With that in mind, it's well done.
What a beautiful movie. I expected one more kind of cliché romance but it was much better and very good. It was like going back to more simple times too. A comforting time travel and bittersweet romance. I’m glad I watched it only now.
And the emotional roller-coaster keeps going on. ^^ That's still really good overall, but there are some points that really bother me, like the characters being too lucky to find things or coincidences. Especially the character of Lee Kang Moo. Like the guy escapes from his ties 4 times in two episodes, knock down a man, altough injured, but just with one leg, and after being beaten up like pulp by a hunk Im Soo Ho, just reverse the situation in few seconds despite just eating some bread in days... Nope, not buying all that even if it's for the sake of the plot. Honestly I was hoping that the hostage situation was finally over at the end of episode 9, but now we are in for more episodes. ^^ It's interesting but a little bit dragged on too for me, even if there are things happening. I think for a movie it's okay this kind of huit-clos, even if it last for most of its time, but it's been 5 episodes of 1h30 so it's getting repetitive and boring. I didn't expected the blowing end though hahaha.
Like you, it was a man with long hair that made me fall in this trap hole that is Korean dramas. And it was none other than Ji Chang Wook as Ta Hwan, and then Emperor Huizong, in "Empress Ki". But back when I was younger, long hair characters or historical figures have always been my favorite (Lord of the Rings's Elves come on !).
Jang Hyuk has let his hair grown naturally for many sageuk, like "Chuno" for example. Others Korean long hair heartthrobs, even if not playing in sageuk, are of course Kim Jae Wook, No Min Woo, and Ryu Jun Yeol for me.
I don't watch Chinese dramas, but I love the visuals I see here, and few movies like "Hero", "House of Flying Daggers" or "Curse of the Golden Flower" left a huge impression on me back when I was a teenager.
I just love long hair people. Women with very long and silky hair are the most beautiful for me, so of course, Asian people with long hair are on the top. :)
P.S. : Korean topknot, sangtu, was reserved to men that were married. That's why guards and villains are portrayed mostly with long loose hair, because they are likely single or free-spirited characters.
I thought it was okay, even quite good, until around episode 30, but after that it wasn't that good until the end. Just clichés after clichés. Especyally, the way they make Se Min character pretendedly changed doesn't make sense at all. Too bad, it was good at first but in the end I'm quite disappointed.
No sub for the moment so it's necessary to understand Korean to watch it well. It's actually a cute romance for a short web drama like this. And very nice for food lovers. ^^ Choi Si Hun really have an angel face.
I really don’t understand why the most attractive men choose Ji-a, the least attractive person to me over there…
Well, she has her charm and she knows how to handle a man who is head over heels for her obvisouly. But she doesn't look like she is honest because between what she said to Hyun Joong in private (she actually seems quite honest at that moment) and how she talks to Si Hun there is a huge difference. Either she's is a player who smooth talk all guys or she doesn't want to hurt others and thinks it is better to not say things straightforwardly.
The bad writing is being covered up with political satire apparently.So if you view it as satire, then nothing…
I personally don't think it's bad writing, because every time I feel like the development is lacking in something, it goes back to a very high excitement after (Dr. Kang for example). That's just a very twisted scenario I guess. It's kind of frustrating to watch but I like it in general and in this case too so far. Controversy can still be seen for any drama with any subject. It's always the same. And if there is no need to talk about it, then don't mention it... But if you do want to talk about it, I would be happy to exchange intelligently on the subject. The initial controversy, as I wrote, was regarding the Democratic movement of 1987, and so far, this drama has nothing to do with it, as JTBC stated. That's it. People started to find others things after of course, but the more I watch the more I'm convinced that it's groundless as I don't see anything in the drama supporting the claims of the protesters.
So in the end it's basically a political/action drama that should be tagged with spies and hostage situation (didn't though that this situation would last so long). ^^ There is barely any romance (the tension is great and with this acting so good we want more !), with a lot of roller-coaster feelings regarding the development. Yes, mixed feelings. It's really great for the acting, but there are some little shortcomings regarding the story, I don't know how to deal with the humour and the sarcasm here, but I really like it overall in the same time. Quite strange haha. Still, I can't wait for next week-end episodes. (P.S. : The more I watch, the more I find the initial "controversy" utterly ridiculous and even outrageous in a way.)
I'm glad they wrapped up things with Deok Im's brother. I was afraid it would be left to the short things we had many episodes before. It was needed. And the scene with her nephew was really good too. Also, record for the ratings of the last two episodes ! Junho dancing 우리 집 in dragon robe is coming~! ^^
Of course in the context of the time, she married late, since they were pro child marriage at the time, and getting…
Well, Jun Ho and Se Young both said that they cried a lot when they read the script of the last episodes and that they want to watch it alone, so there is a big chance that it will end like the reality in the drama.
I always found it funny that those who opposed Yi-San’s ascending the throne used the excuse that they didn’t…
That's actually quite often the case in sageuk, these irrational reasonings. ^^ Which is quite accurate regarding History and show well how much power some factions could have over the king in Joseon era.
Can't wait to see what he recorded himself by the way !
That last scene of episode 11 made up for all the frustrations of the past episodes.
Still a little bit weak regarding the development of the story to me, but the cast is so amazing in their roles that I can't really dislike it.
Also, there is definitely Kevin Oh singing a song of the OST. I'm not mistaking, right ? Where is it ?!
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That's still really good overall, but there are some points that really bother me, like the characters being too lucky to find things or coincidences. Especially the character of Lee Kang Moo. Like the guy escapes from his ties 4 times in two episodes, knock down a man, altough injured, but just with one leg, and after being beaten up like pulp by a hunk Im Soo Ho, just reverse the situation in few seconds despite just eating some bread in days... Nope, not buying all that even if it's for the sake of the plot.
Honestly I was hoping that the hostage situation was finally over at the end of episode 9, but now we are in for more episodes. ^^ It's interesting but a little bit dragged on too for me, even if there are things happening. I think for a movie it's okay this kind of huit-clos, even if it last for most of its time, but it's been 5 episodes of 1h30 so it's getting repetitive and boring.
I didn't expected the blowing end though hahaha.
Like you, it was a man with long hair that made me fall in this trap hole that is Korean dramas. And it was none other than Ji Chang Wook as Ta Hwan, and then Emperor Huizong, in "Empress Ki".
But back when I was younger, long hair characters or historical figures have always been my favorite (Lord of the Rings's Elves come on !).
Jang Hyuk has let his hair grown naturally for many sageuk, like "Chuno" for example. Others Korean long hair heartthrobs, even if not playing in sageuk, are of course Kim Jae Wook, No Min Woo, and Ryu Jun Yeol for me.
I don't watch Chinese dramas, but I love the visuals I see here, and few movies like "Hero", "House of Flying Daggers" or "Curse of the Golden Flower" left a huge impression on me back when I was a teenager.
I just love long hair people. Women with very long and silky hair are the most beautiful for me, so of course, Asian people with long hair are on the top. :)
P.S. : Korean topknot, sangtu, was reserved to men that were married. That's why guards and villains are portrayed mostly with long loose hair, because they are likely single or free-spirited characters.
Controversy can still be seen for any drama with any subject. It's always the same. And if there is no need to talk about it, then don't mention it... But if you do want to talk about it, I would be happy to exchange intelligently on the subject. The initial controversy, as I wrote, was regarding the Democratic movement of 1987, and so far, this drama has nothing to do with it, as JTBC stated. That's it. People started to find others things after of course, but the more I watch the more I'm convinced that it's groundless as I don't see anything in the drama supporting the claims of the protesters.
Still, I can't wait for next week-end episodes.
(P.S. : The more I watch, the more I find the initial "controversy" utterly ridiculous and even outrageous in a way.)
Also, record for the ratings of the last two episodes ! Junho dancing 우리 집 in dragon robe is coming~! ^^