Wasn't it always that way? iQIYI always placed lyrics above the subtitle and took half of the screen.
Netflix not having lyrics subtitles (and oftentimes not translating episode names) is a negative, personally. Most people won’t seek out song translations but — in good dramas — songs are quite important and add even greater emotional depth. For example, the love theme of PoJ is awesome (it’s a duet song called “A Single Thought”). Same goes for songs in Love in the Clouds (especially Neo’s song), theme song in LBFAD, etc.
Also to be honest i do not understand how someone could have access to leak episodes damnnn
Current theory is that it’s likely to be one of the companies helping with post-production work or doing subtitles. But it’s almost definitely someone with insider access at one of those places and not a random hacker who stole the files.
I’ve just noticed two reviews from people who somehow managed to rate all 40 episodes — and they left low…
Even without leaks, there are always people who rate a drama after 1-2 days and claim they’ve watched all 30-40 episodes. It’s very annoying, especially because it’s always the antis/haters/trolls.
Seems like ever leaks happened, there’s been a deluge of new/fake troll accounts. I strongly encourage everyone to check account history before engaging with them — if it looks like a troll account, just block it without responding.
This is why majority of dramas need to have less episodes so that they can focus their efforts on them instead…
I totally get your point. But that doesn’t meant that everyone likes them — that’s why even friends like different kind of dramas and why here on MDL people disagree on just about everything :)
This is why majority of dramas need to have less episodes so that they can focus their efforts on them instead…
Yeah, FP was only 32 episodes so not sure why they couldn’t wrap it up in 40 episodes total. Then first 14-15 (?) episodes of season 2 were just the leads taking turns suffering and/or being in jail 🙄
P.S. In my version of events, the evil princess was the one who ordered the murder of the evil ex at the end, hehe 😉
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P.S. In my version of events, the evil princess was the one who ordered the murder of the evil ex at the end, hehe 😉