Does the main actor know how to show any kind of emotions at all? I remember seeing him in My Gangnam Beauty and…
The character Suho was written that way - Introverted and Fi dominant. This is not Cha Eunwoo's fault.
Suho's personality is someone who is emotionally expressive, but in a different way. Not everyone is outwardly animated and wears their heart on their sleeves (example: extroverted people or Fe dominant users). It doesn't mean they feel less or to a lesser degree. There are people whose emotions are expressed a bit more softly (subtly), which can be difficult to detect. Cha Eun Woo may be frequently cast for those types of characters because he fits this profile.
There are times when he wears a - as you describe it - a "plain face" that leaves the rest of us like "uh what is this guy thinking/feeling?" -- Haven't you meant those types of people in the real world too? People that are harder to read or only give micro-expressions for us to go off of.
These are the reasons why I find it understandable that Jookyung struggles to read/understand Suho. She's not a very intuitive individual nor good at reading people because of her own insecurities and self-doubts that override any sort of deductive reasoning & insights she has. So that plus Suho's lack-of-outward facial expressions,.. it makes communication hard for them.
I noticed u said earlier that u want a break from the comment section? Why u still here then hahaha but it’s…
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Well i laughed but it's not like i'm not able to understand Suho's struggles. A lot of us found it funny not in…
Don't worry - it's not insensitive to have laughed because it was obviously directed at production/cinematography-choices of the director. You're not making fun of Suho's situation. The scene may have failed to keep some audience members immersed into the situation, so they're able to 'disconnect' and evaluate how the scene was shot.
Kind of like in a horror movie where some people in the audience have a keen eye for things like costume make-up. They might not be completely immersed so they can think about the actor(s) behind the monsters/ghosts. So while other audience members get shocked and are in terror, some people might laugh at how ridiculous the scene was shot or how unconvincing it was. It doesn't make the person "insensitive." And there's no "rule" where people need to take everything on film seriously.
It's T.V. entertainment... Sometimes we watch it to "escape" our own problems and just enjoy the show. Maybe some of us are critical thinkers who like to dissect movies. Or maybe some of us notice things that others don't (aka: harsher, more critical eye on each scene). There's no right or wrong way to watch a drama.
It's not required to empathize (or sympathize) with every character in the show, no matter how difficult or heart-breaking their situations are. I wish people would stop treating others like demons, just cause they weren't as emotionally moved, immersed, and captivated as they were.
So this drama is getting annoying. It's getting cliche with all the jealousy and bullying. The love triangle is…
It's to be expected :c This drama is based off a webtoon which focuses on love triangles. Not much focus on Joo Kyung reaching self-acceptance/love or whatnot.
I hope this series does go into friendships, loving oneself, and self-confidence.
well said. exactly how i feel.- I feel pity for Suho the most. loneliness is something i suffer with as well,…
It makes no sense to "choose love" and become a envy-filled person. It's not even about choosing sisterhood over love.
The person Soojin loves, loves someone else. If Suho is happy with Jookyung, Soojin needs to accept that and wish for his happiness. She's putting her OWN happiness before his, which makes her very selfish. :I
Am I the only one who is not surprise about Soojin, I mean it's about love, and woman rivalry can turn to more…
:( I was hoping Soojin would be a bigger person than that. After all, they're friends. But it looks like she's about to use Jookyung's painful past and everything she knows about her.
It doesn't make sense to me. If the person you love, loves someone else.. It's better to move on and hope for that person's continued happiness. Why scheme and try to tear them apart? It's very selfish..
Sooryun is definitely dead. I don't know how there are so many speculators on YouTube videos and other online comment boards where they say it's not her, but her twin that died. Sigh :( I feel so sad for her.. and also her kids (Seokyoung and Seokhyun).
I cracked up when they were running around (as a group) in red tracksuits - kind of like sports team players. It also gave me major Power Rangers vibes cause they're a gang out to fight evil >:D
At first I disliked her decision but I get where she was coming from. Mun was only in it for revenge, he was causing…
Her reasoning is valid, from her POV honestly. They all thought he was able to call out those fancy rainbow lights when he felt the desire to kill someone. This scared everyone up there, cause they view that as not being any better than demons. And it also made them scared that he would use his powers to actually kill.
Now, of course we know that, Seo Moon is better at controlling those desires to ACTUALLY kill. He has feelings of wanting to kill but has control - he doesn't. Because it's morally wrong. And because there is a real person behind those demons processing those individuals.
On the other hand, he might be able to spawn lights out of the desire to help others? I'm not sure how it works.
It was quite scary to see him mentally "flip the switch" and turn on the desire to kill - which almost caused Wi Gen to disappear too.
Idk if this is the right idea though but this is what I got from the whole ordeal.
Jung Young deserved better. 7 years of unhappiness cause her finance lost his memories, and the minute he gets them back and they decide to meet up, they kill her off. Sigh.
The music is so irritating! I like Imagine Dragons but not in a horror series! I usually don't care about the…
I'm so glad not to be alone in feeling like that lol I kind of burst out laughing ... because the track felt like a mismatch to the scenes. Almost like a "kick butt" time music that people play for gaming or some kind of anime scene.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how scary is this? Im debating whether or not to watch it bc Lee Do Hyun is in it and i…
1 - It wasn't scary for me. Felt more like a thriller than a horror. It does have gore, a few jump scares, and bloody scenes (though some critics say the CG effects weren't convincing enough). Are you scared of monsters?
I'd say it's like spicy foods. Some people have built immunity against spicy foods and need spicier foods to get that same 'burning hot' taste or sensation. In the same way, some people are less scared of certain elements in a TV series due to repeated exposure or differing thoughts about what one finds truly horrifying.
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Suho's personality is someone who is emotionally expressive, but in a different way. Not everyone is outwardly animated and wears their heart on their sleeves (example: extroverted people or Fe dominant users). It doesn't mean they feel less or to a lesser degree. There are people whose emotions are expressed a bit more softly (subtly), which can be difficult to detect. Cha Eun Woo may be frequently cast for those types of characters because he fits this profile.
There are times when he wears a - as you describe it - a "plain face" that leaves the rest of us like "uh what is this guy thinking/feeling?" -- Haven't you meant those types of people in the real world too? People that are harder to read or only give micro-expressions for us to go off of.
These are the reasons why I find it understandable that Jookyung struggles to read/understand Suho. She's not a very intuitive individual nor good at reading people because of her own insecurities and self-doubts that override any sort of deductive reasoning & insights she has. So that plus Suho's lack-of-outward facial expressions,.. it makes communication hard for them.
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Change your password into some un-guessable-gibberish. Example: aOsijfe9*873!oijf1983!
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Now you can't login without first resetting your password.
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Kind of like in a horror movie where some people in the audience have a keen eye for things like costume make-up. They might not be completely immersed so they can think about the actor(s) behind the monsters/ghosts. So while other audience members get shocked and are in terror, some people might laugh at how ridiculous the scene was shot or how unconvincing it was. It doesn't make the person "insensitive." And there's no "rule" where people need to take everything on film seriously.
It's T.V. entertainment... Sometimes we watch it to "escape" our own problems and just enjoy the show. Maybe some of us are critical thinkers who like to dissect movies. Or maybe some of us notice things that others don't (aka: harsher, more critical eye on each scene). There's no right or wrong way to watch a drama.
It's not required to empathize (or sympathize) with every character in the show, no matter how difficult or heart-breaking their situations are. I wish people would stop treating others like demons, just cause they weren't as emotionally moved, immersed, and captivated as they were.
I hope this series does go into friendships, loving oneself, and self-confidence.
The person Soojin loves, loves someone else. If Suho is happy with Jookyung, Soojin needs to accept that and wish for his happiness. She's putting her OWN happiness before his, which makes her very selfish. :I
It doesn't make sense to me. If the person you love, loves someone else.. It's better to move on and hope for that person's continued happiness. Why scheme and try to tear them apart? It's very selfish..
Shame OP dropped the series though lol
Now, of course we know that, Seo Moon is better at controlling those desires to ACTUALLY kill. He has feelings of wanting to kill but has control - he doesn't. Because it's morally wrong. And because there is a real person behind those demons processing those individuals.
On the other hand, he might be able to spawn lights out of the desire to help others? I'm not sure how it works.
It was quite scary to see him mentally "flip the switch" and turn on the desire to kill - which almost caused Wi Gen to disappear too.
Idk if this is the right idea though but this is what I got from the whole ordeal.
I kind of burst out laughing ... because the track felt like a mismatch to the scenes. Almost like a "kick butt" time music that people play for gaming or some kind of anime scene.
I'd say it's like spicy foods. Some people have built immunity against spicy foods and need spicier foods to get that same 'burning hot' taste or sensation. In the same way, some people are less scared of certain elements in a TV series due to repeated exposure or differing thoughts about what one finds truly horrifying.