ep 7 was fine until the bad guy just randomly and easily was able to walk into the building plant bugs and find…
Gu Won wouldn't need much security since he's, well what he is. Think about how easily he got into Do Do Hee's apartment, that was when I decided he can get into anywhere. People doesn't even get creeped up by those bad makeup face masks...suspense of disbelief-_-
No offense and I know everyone is entitled to their opinions but Kim yoo Jung has 20 years, 2 decade of acting…
This is my first time watching her, and I see the effortless style of her acting. She rocks in comedic expressions (Song Kang too, some scenes could've easily been too cringe to endure but they're saving the entire show with their acting), she's funny yet still maintains her elegance. I mean the plot is pedestrian, I don't know why people are watching it if they don't like the acting and the style.
Ok.. with all the respect. May I know what is the big fuss and hype about? I'm stuck after 3 eps and can't go…
If you've watched the trailer, then you know the genre. Contract marriage, love-hate stuff, convenient supernatural power. You expect what this well-trodden genre can possibly offer. Tbh, I didn't expect much watching the trailer, it was going to be my lazy guilty pleasure, but it turned out to be surprisingly fun. I like the leads a lot and the comedy is pretty much top notch. The thriller side isn't too shabby either. It's an easy watch. There was another one this year called 'my lovely liar' - that one sucked due to bad chemistry and mediocre ending. Here the leads are fun. Their comedic timing and expression pay off imo. It's not a masterpiece but I'm hooked and that's an accomplishment.
Dang...I liked his indifference. It was cute when he said he likes Dodohee (this is a freaking cute name btw) in the restaurant. I can't take the cringe when they look at each other and say each other's name for no reason-_-
The older son's son killed the grandma. He's mentally sick and that's the secret. Grandma must be responsible for Dodohee's parents' death somehow, and the red necked psychopath and serial killer is somehow tied to that. I'd be disappointed if the nephew is also cooking something - he's a perfect double bluff. I love the comedy in this show, I hope Jungguwon never becomes serious or get smitten.
I actually liked LJG's version of Eun Seom, they always indicated he could become someone shrewder but SJK's version was always so one dimensionally good, I could never understand the part where he'd say that all that chaos was somehow fun🙄 Saya was the one who had no resemblance and somehow had no growth in 8 years; he didn't learn to fight, lost all political ambition, regressed into a pathetic manchild...idk. The plot is literal trash, I bet they had no framework as to how their protagonists would be like in 8 years. They paused the show on a big moment...how'd Saya react to Tanya's secret, we're not only robbed off that but also made to swallow that he just got on with Tanya's plan of finding his brother and also that he couldn't, in 8 years, with all that dreams...-_- And SJK's Saya had a childishness, his need for Tanya's love never felt as weird as LJG's, he couldn't figure out in 8 years that he doesn't stand a chance and broke into fits of sobs in front of her...and god! did I want to kill her-_-
Also I bet Saya was supposed to get that Igutu nation to help in the final battle against Tagon, but they just got greedy for a new season. Three of them have their own powers, yet Saya's gets shelved for a future project, when the prophecy is all done and dusted...who cares about what he does now?-_- (sorry for the late reply)
So, exactly why did Tanya need to do all that before Inaishingi reached the city? If he got in first she could've…
Yeah. He literally had no part in bringing Tagon down (even Arok came walking to him like a free prize), he kept getting beaten up and people kept saving him. Also LJG's version of Saya is too sobby, I still liked him when he could act evil or sad but mostly he was just throwing tantrums and plotting nothing. What was mirror's part in the play except for 'literally' mirroring EunSeom's face to Tagon? Nothing-_- I kept reeling in frustration for a week after finishing.
yeah they are just people with cptsd lol but then, true psychopath is a caricature. it's not real. there isn't…
Except for the head of the hospital, everyone was very ready to villainize her. Especially Gung Tae. Also I'm not sure if she was really diagnosed in the show, they (mainly the old doc of course) just helped her in a very indirect, manipulative way, I'd say.
For me Tan Ya in the second season was not as awesome as Tan ya (actress) in the first season.
'Not as awesome' is being kind, she was freaking terrible. In front of Jun Gi her expressionless acting just brought down the entire plot around their supposed eternal love. She looked fine just once when she was tied and put on the gate for Eun Seom to see. I hoped they'd push her off the parapet and end my misery-_-
yeah they are just people with cptsd lol but then, true psychopath is a caricature. it's not real. there isn't…
No 100% of course, but these are like characters who are practically good. You gotta do something bad that hurts people and is disproportionate to be this feared. It's annoying. Psychopath isn't a term that you just throw around unless that is explicitly the intent.
I'm watching Time between Dog and Wolf and I'm almost torn how LJG is always paired with annoying female leads, they either lack in character development or just can't act. Flower of Evil has to be the only drama where I appreciated the female counterpart. Arthdal Chronicles sucked cz SSK can't act at all, Lawless Lawyer didn't allow the romantic relation time to grow, Scholar Who Walks the Night probably has the most annoying female lead ever, I liked Arang a lot but the plot massacred her in the end. He deserves better. A good script for god's sake...how hard can that be?-_-
It was pretty awful even with those veteran actors giving their all. Can't imagine what it will be without even…
Idk what's so intriguing about that. I wasn't hiding my frustration. But your dismissing every critique as 'wanting to write 'their' own story' certainly is. Of course, everyone is free to like anything, but I find it odd when they butt in to discredit other's dislike.
And SJK's Saya had a childishness, his need for Tanya's love never felt as weird as LJG's, he couldn't figure out in 8 years that he doesn't stand a chance and broke into fits of sobs in front of her...and god! did I want to kill her-_-
Also I bet Saya was supposed to get that Igutu nation to help in the final battle against Tagon, but they just got greedy for a new season. Three of them have their own powers, yet Saya's gets shelved for a future project, when the prophecy is all done and dusted...who cares about what he does now?-_-
(sorry for the late reply)
I kept reeling in frustration for a week after finishing.