PMY is doing a terrific job. She has demonstrated more range here than I have ever seen in her other performances. That said, I still find it difficult to empathize or identify with Yuni Rang, who is cold and uncaring (even when she does the "right thing"). I wish she had some crack in her sociopathy to make her likable. I just can't connect with the character even though I understand it is consistent with the source material, so 🤷🏻♂️.
Don't worry. It'll happen slowly but surely until you get sick of it....😁
This is indeed a possibility! It wasn’t too long ago that USA actor Kevin Spacey managed to come back after having been cancelled to being honored with a lifetime achievement award & standing ovation at Cannes.
I rly don’t understand why they thought making a food contest with no neutral side judge was a good idea 😭😭…
Both the Ming envoy and the king share the rare gift of "god tongue" which discerns every flavor and texture. Neither can deceive the other when it comes to taste. And they both recognize this. All acts of partisan dishonesty are both transparent & reckless.
STATUS UPDATE: Still no offers. No casting calls. No guest roles. No reality TV appearances. No endorsements. No reissuing of series already filmed or resumption of series put on hiatus.
At 20x, I can complete an entire episode in ~3 minutes, which frees up time for studying. The only downside is I can't understand anything which happens—not at all. But they say the soul records everything we experience, so I'm just preparing for the time when I can rewatch at a normal pace, after I die. If heaven is as boring as they say, I'll be glad to have this in the memory bank. Hehe.
I don't understand...why the king and the envoy are judges...if the competition means so much to my nation I'd…
At least the Ming envoy's honest reaction to the incredible quality of the Joseon food is revealed. (Regardless of whether he declines or fails to suppress it, before resuming his petty partisanship.)
Also, I would prefer to see the opposing chefs taste every dish, as occurred with the first course. I really appreciate watching the competitors grow out of petty rivalry to express their respect, esteem, & praise each other.
its like they legit have an orgasm and its so funny the expressions 🤣
Yes. I am still wondering how the clashing swords in cloud heaven related to the culinary experience of eating the peking duck. I'm not criticizing the metaphorical symbolism, which worked. And I do appreciate that both the Joseon king & the Ming envoy shared the same reaction. Intellectually, I remain curious… (Crispy vs juicy? ⚔️☁️)🤔
Use of the Spoiler tag would have been nice on this.
For the want of a lid, the pressure was lost. For the loss of the pressure, a meal was lost. For the loss of a meal, a round was lost. For the loss of a round, the competition was lost. For the loss of a competition, the gamble was lost. For the loss of the gamble, the kingdom was lost. For the loss of the kingdom, the future was lost.
it called CGI... sky and eath differences.. CGI is a legal programm studios use.. AI is illegal as its steal millions…
AI is not illegal. Where did you hear that?
CGI = Computer Graphics Imaging AI = Artificial Intelligence
Some AI companies probably do ignore Intellectual Property (IP) rights (aka copyright) at times or even pervasively while ingesting available content, which is used to train the AI and which informs their applications. But copyright law itself has been misapplied, misused, & overextended. It's a complicated discussion with many nuances—beyond the scope of this forum.
AI is used for many, many tasks, including CGI. AI is increasingly applied to CGI with the benefits of improved quality and increased productivity (speeding up the process of generating digital imagery & motion graphics.)
AI is expected to displace many, many jobs currently performed by humans. This will likely accelerate the concentration of wealth (& power) among the few and may result in a further stratification between the "haves" and the "have nots". For good & ill, AI is here. But it is not illegal, per se.
Also, I would prefer to see the opposing chefs taste every dish, as occurred with the first course. I really appreciate watching the competitors grow out of petty rivalry to express their respect, esteem, & praise each other.
CGI = Computer Graphics Imaging
AI = Artificial Intelligence
Some AI companies probably do ignore Intellectual Property (IP) rights (aka copyright) at times or even pervasively while ingesting available content, which is used to train the AI and which informs their applications. But copyright law itself has been misapplied, misused, & overextended. It's a complicated discussion with many nuances—beyond the scope of this forum.
AI is used for many, many tasks, including CGI. AI is increasingly applied to CGI with the benefits of improved quality and increased productivity (speeding up the process of generating digital imagery & motion graphics.)
AI is expected to displace many, many jobs currently performed by humans. This will likely accelerate the concentration of wealth (& power) among the few and may result in a further stratification between the "haves" and the "have nots". For good & ill, AI is here. But it is not illegal, per se.