Looking at the whole thing, I had fun marathoning this k-drama. For a long time I was unsure of what rating I…
additional: I believe that if they had released the episodes in a weekly format, a lot of people would have dropped them, after finishing I can be sure that it was a good choice to have released everything π
Looking at the whole thing, I had fun marathoning this k-drama. For a long time I was unsure of what rating I would give it (that had never happened before). Then I realized I was only upsetting myself because I really liked the actors. It's definitely worth watching, but you have to accept it for fun. The approach is a bit innovative compared to most of the ones that have come out in recent years, but because it's a style that's out of the ordinary, this also ends up causing a disconnection between the audience and the product. I didn't feel like I was watching something from Korea. I don't think it's all bad; trying new things is always good. I hope they can gradually sharpen their skills and create different and good stories. At the end of the drama, I managed to get quite attached to the two protagonists, but I think there was more missing along the way. The choice of where the plot would go, and the steps taken to make it follow that path, definitely left me thinking: what if it was just another normal genius story? The basics, wouldn't it have been better? Depending on the success of this one, we can wait to see new tests. I'm not one to disbelieve in the potential of innovation. At first, they'll make mistakes, big mistakes, but in the long run, I know we can gain a new genre with great plots. So, until then, I'll be waiting for a good new k-drama with powers.
AMAZING! after Tastefully Yours I needed this, the ending is already being discussed a lot in the first week, but regardless of it, if the story can maintain this pace the protagonist tends to become one of my favorite kings in dramas, this plot of a tyrant king being converted is very interesting.
It was written by Ma Dong Seok. So he's obviously written it the way he wanted it to go. And it has nothing to…
and the "work" is limited precisely by the amount of screen time they have, literally Hyung Sik himself became the highest paid for the amount charged "per episode" having 30 minutes, 40, 60 or more clearly affects this, I didn't understand what you meant by the author's issue, clearly this work was written with the intention of assembling an extraordinary cast, it's like "Death's Game", we don't need to pretend otherwise.
I've been waiting for this drama since I created my account here. After watching the first few episodes, I feel…
This is the kind of drama that leaves you with the feeling that they could have made a trilogy of films and it would have been more successful (financially speaking for the creators)
I've been waiting for this drama since I created my account here. After watching the first few episodes, I feel betrayed. Why does Korea focus so much on bringing together these great casts when they know they won't be able to afford to keep them for a significant amount of screen time? A quarter of the story is gone, and I'm still not even connected to the characters. The plot seemed promising, but they brought it to the generic side. I'll watch it until the end because I love the cast. But the writers should definitely be more careful about the type of story they want to tell in the limited time they can use with these super casts.
the trailer video consists of the 4 leads dancing to an arabic music by wearing arabian costumes.. the video is…
and I wanted to believe that the context was different, and they were going to show the characters against this situation that they would have been "forced", it's disappointment after disappointment with the dramas that I was most looking forward to this year. π€‘π
i think it is because of the trailer, for me we have to wait to see the situation as whole, most part of the people taht are hating would not be watching the show anyways...