It really is a pleasure to read your insightful and informative articles! :D Once again you spoiled us with your professional analysis and justification, as well as your eloquent writing style! Excellent selection of dramas and visual cues, nice and easy to follow new format! Many thanks for all your awesome efforts and congrats for the beautiful outcome <3 Really looking forward to all your next articles!!!
I can watch and enjoy any well-written story of almost every genre with well-developed characters and above average acting - age gap romances surely isn't an exception and noona romances in particular! After all, age is only one of the many parameters involving a successful relationship... The only case I'm totally against, both irl and in works of fiction is when an adult develops an affair with a minor, platonic or -even worse- sexual - it's legally and ethically a crime in every culture and society, with no excuses or exceptions whatsoever!
One of the most well-written but underrated medical dramas! Realistic, intriguing, intense, with excellent acting and satisfying closure. Uhm Ki Joon delivered brilliantly, as expected, but Go Soo was a revelation!
Kudos for your first article! It is perfectly done! A loose adaptation/remake of this series (to fit Korean society) would be definitely in my PTW list :D Your choices for each cast member are really awesome!
All the main reasons why a love triangle in a drama can be annoying are in your article :D After watching too many rom-coms, which is one of my fav genres, the most disappointing reason why the love triangles have become a tiring cliché is their predictability/lack of originality: we know what the ending will be from the first two episodes :( I guess it's an easy and safe solution for some writers to fill the episodes, when they are out of fresh ideas or when they want to make an easy hit...
I once started "Pee Mak" but just couldn't find something to make me finish it... "If Cats Disappeared from the World" was an interesting movie with beautiful cinematography, but not the best of Satoh's work. Even though "Along with the Gods" movies' genre is not really my cup of tea, I enjoyed them both - decent storylines, high quality production. The first was more adventurous, the second more sentimental and Joo Ji Hoon's irony and sarcasm was the highlight of them! I've just added "Monster Hunt" movies in my PTW list :D
Captivating story, brilliant writing, phenomenal acting! Totally worth every praise! … and when Hero from Family of the Year was playing... the best ending choice!
Beautifully written article, well-chosen images and gifs!
This drama was a brilliant mixture of action-thriller-comedy-zombie-historical elements! The acting and characters were great, the music well-fitted, the cinematography superb. One the best zombie productions internationally!
I found the story a bit simple and predictable and not too frightening or gory, but there were a lot of intense and suspenseful moments -the music wisely enhanced the angst-, as well as emotional moments and comic reliefs. As @Pingukkie first posted in the drama's comments, one of its best moments was that scene in the prison, where the guy's head was stuck in the wooden board with the zombie... :D
The only minus was that Bae Doo Na didn't have enough screen time to fully demonstrate her awesome acting skills :(
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Once again you spoiled us with your professional analysis and justification, as well as your eloquent writing style!
Excellent selection of dramas and visual cues, nice and easy to follow new format!
Many thanks for all your awesome efforts and congrats for the beautiful outcome <3
Really looking forward to all your next articles!!!
Waiting for it to be finished and fully subbed :D
The only case I'm totally against, both irl and in works of fiction is when an adult develops an affair with a minor, platonic or -even worse- sexual - it's legally and ethically a crime in every culture and society, with no excuses or exceptions whatsoever!
Realistic, intriguing, intense, with excellent acting and satisfying closure.
Uhm Ki Joon delivered brilliantly, as expected, but Go Soo was a revelation!
A loose adaptation/remake of this series (to fit Korean society) would be definitely in my PTW list :D
Your choices for each cast member are really awesome!
After watching too many rom-coms, which is one of my fav genres, the most disappointing reason why the love triangles have become a tiring cliché is their predictability/lack of originality: we know what the ending will be from the first two episodes :(
I guess it's an easy and safe solution for some writers to fill the episodes, when they are out of fresh ideas or when they want to make an easy hit...
Many -but not unbearable- clichés, not that unique of a story, but leaves a fluffy, sweet taste!
"If Cats Disappeared from the World" was an interesting movie with beautiful cinematography, but not the best of Satoh's work.
Even though "Along with the Gods" movies' genre is not really my cup of tea, I enjoyed them both - decent storylines, high quality production. The first was more adventurous, the second more sentimental and Joo Ji Hoon's irony and sarcasm was the highlight of them!
I've just added "Monster Hunt" movies in my PTW list :D
So glad for Shin Dong Work's healthy comeback: such a warm and elegant gentleman :)
Totally worth every praise!
… and when Hero from Family of the Year was playing... the best ending choice!
This drama was a brilliant mixture of action-thriller-comedy-zombie-historical elements!
The acting and characters were great, the music well-fitted, the cinematography superb.
One the best zombie productions internationally!
I found the story a bit simple and predictable and not too frightening or gory, but there were a lot of intense and suspenseful moments -the music wisely enhanced the angst-, as well as emotional moments and comic reliefs.
As @Pingukkie first posted in the drama's comments, one of its best moments was that scene in the prison, where the guy's head was stuck in the wooden board with the zombie... :D
The only minus was that Bae Doo Na didn't have enough screen time to fully demonstrate her awesome acting skills :(
Comedy suits him so well!