If you're not watching on original Netflix, then that's a problem.
I don't have a personal issue with it? It just looked weird on my screen. I was watching the drama on my laptop so it may have been a device size issue (16:9 screen.)
Thanks, I added it to the list. I mean... the cast and the crew are artists, but they still use AI because it's…
It's a shame, it could've had interesting commentary on AI and its infiltration into the creative field, but it was for the in-drama artwork, as well as some visual sequences.
Why do you want people to waste their time to watch this junk which is among the worsts shows ever made this decade
I have pretty high storytelling standards, but you don't see me trashing this drama everywhere and being nasty about it. I'd say my storytelling standards are so high, I'd come off as snobby. You are talking to someone who enjoys villain protagonists, thrillers, morally grey women, and great character development as well as thematic analysis. Most k-drama fans don't like any of these, I'm too much of a feminist for this crowd. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯😂
You wanna talk about quality storytelling? I've got plenty of thoughts on that. You won't find them in these romcoms, that's for sure. Orrr how reductive most romance tropes tend to be in k-dramas towards women, or why villain origin stories are incredible to follow.
FYI: There ARE people pearl clutching in the comments, Mr. Sage of All Fiction. Please teach me (someone who is TOTALLY not a long-time writer, I have no knowledge whatsoever of storytelling I guess 🙄) about real storytelling standards! The class would LOVE to hear from you! 👀
Why do you want people to waste their time to watch this junk which is among the worsts shows ever made this decade
I personally think it's very slow at some points, but I think you're definitely saying this because of the sex & nudity. It's fine to admit it, you know.
Well I think the concept itself was westernise. You won't be making 50 shades of black and then complain about…
I didn't say (or imply) any of that lol, all I'm saying is sex isn't some bizarre, Western, scary thing that some people on here are making it out to be. So we have like the same general view points.
From the get-go, The Scandal was marketed as a very sultry drama. People who watched it should've known what they were getting into and Netflix gives warnings for every episode!
Didn't realize you were agreeing with me at first. My apologies.
Well I think the concept itself was westernise. You won't be making 50 shades of black and then complain about…
Dangerous Liaisons was a French erotica novel, yes. Untold Scandal was a 2003 Korean movie and a remake of it. Erotica has existed since ancient times- Kama Sutra, anyone? That's Indian. Unless India is a part of the West now? 🤔
To the people complaining in the comments: it's not 2004 anymore. People have sex everyday. Koreans have sex, it's not "Westernized"- they're not pure innocent angels just because you put them on a non-existent pedestal. Grow the hell up.
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You wanna talk about quality storytelling? I've got plenty of thoughts on that. You won't find them in these romcoms, that's for sure. Orrr how reductive most romance tropes tend to be in k-dramas towards women, or why villain origin stories are incredible to follow.
FYI: There ARE people pearl clutching in the comments, Mr. Sage of All Fiction. Please teach me (someone who is TOTALLY not a long-time writer, I have no knowledge whatsoever of storytelling I guess 🙄) about real storytelling standards! The class would LOVE to hear from you! 👀
From the get-go, The Scandal was marketed as a very sultry drama. People who watched it should've known what they were getting into and Netflix gives warnings for every episode!
Didn't realize you were agreeing with me at first. My apologies.