People find the female lead annoying, but it's understandable. Follow me, she's a big fan...possibly…
I guess some people are annoyed that's she's a lead at all and that there's romance forced from the beginning in a drama named Man to Man, so that feeling engulfs her other traits (looks, behaviour). Was she a secondary character, all that wouldn't matter.
done watching it, it's beautiful show, just wonder why marin is so stupid and careless -_-; i mean at the…
they were never the brightest crayons in the box. We're talking about man clueless enough not to realise one of his friends has a years-long crush on him and is an object of his another friend's affection for nearly as long, and a dellusional girl. So Joon didn't build his company on his smarts, but on his luck and unique knowledge of the future. They were never presented as smart, so them acting stupidly isn't out of character.
I'm not convinced that she is a genius, she looks rather like she's just reciting what she's saying...…
It's more like she had some mild psychological condition and felt and urge to state aloud what she observes and concludes. It may come as somewhat robotic, but some people are like this.
She's smart, but sometimes lacks common sense /self-preservation instinct.
one note though: if one of the numerous comparisons with House of Cards brought you here, don't expect House of Cards-level cinematography. It's mostly unsightly amounts of people talking, introduced all at once, with name tags hovering in the air. Keep your expectations low and don't be discouraged.
/And no antihero. The further I go, the less I understand from where those comparison started. It's very monotonous in terms of dialogues and actions, almost like a paradocumental. If someone cared to shot paradocumentaries in elegantly muted palette of blues and grays.
/ they're also having dialogues like this, delivered with a mortal deadpan:
Anti-bribe squad chief: why did you do this?
High official catched on taking bribes: I came from a family of peasants, I'm deadly afraid of the poverty.
Anti...: You're a disgrace to common people. You set a terrible example for your hometown!
Official..: /gasps and falls into despair/.
Sprinkle with some 'comrades' and here you go.
how does it work with episodes so short and so many of them? is it episodic? or just a slice-of-life?
I see what you meant now. I was afraid there will be some setting and closure in every episode and nothing much in between or one giant flow binding the viewer for 40 hours, but it's very watchable.
/really, this show should be prescribed for people with a short attention span and impatient fingers reaching for ffwd button too often. There's no way not to sit it through a 12 minutes watch. Kissasian version has even a timer in a corner.
/lol, they just glued all PPL into single ad segment.
She's smart, but sometimes lacks common sense /self-preservation instinct.
/And no antihero. The further I go, the less I understand from where those comparison started. It's very monotonous in terms of dialogues and actions, almost like a paradocumental. If someone cared to shot paradocumentaries in elegantly muted palette of blues and grays.
/ they're also having dialogues like this, delivered with a mortal deadpan:
Anti-bribe squad chief: why did you do this?
High official catched on taking bribes: I came from a family of peasants, I'm deadly afraid of the poverty.
Anti...: You're a disgrace to common people. You set a terrible example for your hometown!
Official..: /gasps and falls into despair/.
Sprinkle with some 'comrades' and here you go.
/there's also subbed ep 2 from the same user, and ep 4 from another one, but no ep 3 so far
/really, this show should be prescribed for people with a short attention span and impatient fingers reaching for ffwd button too often. There's no way not to sit it through a 12 minutes watch. Kissasian version has even a timer in a corner.
blacklists- still holding strong (see: http://freemuse.org/archives/12987)