because kdrama viewers only understand if such plots shown as serious thriller...they are not much familiar with…
what the hell are you on about?? im not even critising or bashing koreans like that stupid comment, and im saying how western audiences LOVE dark satrical comedy? if it wasnt do you think people would love shows like the boys (even if it unforutnatly fell off), succesion, fleabag, bo jack horesman, fear street, and obsession that cam out very recently.
you talk about shallow and then insult western audiences calling them shallow. dont forget how many shows and movies in korea have heavily influenced by western directors, american, french, spanish, norwegian, austrailian, etc. at the very very same many i recognise how many western shows have been influecned by so many talented global directors lfrom korea, japan, india, iran, philpenes, thailand etc.
so incredibily rude. not everything needs to be a competition, but of course the internet thrives of negative mentalities. so depressing. so many talented young people who i dont think you will ever get to appriciate and respect. but as long as they work hard and show their talented i truly hope they know theyre amazing.
because kdrama viewers only understand if such plots shown as serious thriller...they are not much familiar with…
western/westernised audiences love dark comedies? a lot of past and modern shows and movies are? its definetely not the western audience? preharps younger audiences im general though, not specifically western/westernised or korean audiences.
i mean even people in the comments feel like the show is influenced by wes anderson, a western director.
im glad the barely 20 year old character was actually taken seriously. her self awareness and breaks in characters were so good but even more tragic. i thought she was going to be passed of a comedic character with no acknowledgement of how messed up her situation was, but then seeing what happened and how the characters felt immense sadness and guilt was bittersweet. i was worried throughout the whole show it was just going to be comedy of women in the industry and men being sleazy, which it was but in a way that was actually satirical, it criticised its concepts, chracters and it was really aware of the harms.
it couldve been developed more and had more episodes to truly flesh out its concepts. not a perfect kdrama, but it was clear the writer was someone who cared and i really appreciate that.
what are you even talking about please give context. whats the "nihilism and satanism" prevelent in the…
ok well i dont want to have a religious conversation under a kdrama forums section and ruin the vibe for everyone, all ill say is morality isnt something that only comes from christianity only. plenty of religions and spirituality out there with their diffrent point of views, studying the bible doesnt have to be my only source of learning good and bad.
It felt normal to me, when she knows he's so close to dying. It's a situation that "inflates" feelings.…
i dont like rushed romances so i felt annoyed see their "love" develop so quickly, but with the way you explained it i actually changed my mind. what you said is pretty understandable. i still wish there was more chemistry between them but it is what it is.
sorry but how is characters who happen to be lgbtq forcing? lots of dramas have straight chracters and romances and its not forcing, its just representing a part of real life like art does, so why is have 2 gay characters said to be "forcing". plus it doesnt seem like theyre making a big political statement its just 2 characters.
you talk about shallow and then insult western audiences calling them shallow. dont forget how many shows and movies in korea have heavily influenced by western directors, american, french, spanish, norwegian, austrailian, etc. at the very very same many i recognise how many western shows have been influecned by so many talented global directors lfrom korea, japan, india, iran, philpenes, thailand etc.
so incredibily rude. not everything needs to be a competition, but of course the internet thrives of negative mentalities. so depressing. so many talented young people who i dont think you will ever get to appriciate and respect. but as long as they work hard and show their talented i truly hope they know theyre amazing.
preharps younger audiences im general though, not specifically western/westernised or korean audiences.
i mean even people in the comments feel like the show is influenced by wes anderson, a western director.
it couldve been developed more and had more episodes to truly flesh out its concepts. not a perfect kdrama, but it was clear the writer was someone who cared and i really appreciate that.