I have this on a "watch list" [DVD] on U.S. Ebay- but have not purchased yet as the sellers are in China & thier feedback seems to indicate that this movie may be "bootleg" (not legit source) also, very few sellers have versions with English subtitles. Still it's there if anyone is desperate
I want to see it too, but the only way I can see to do that is to buy bootleg (?) Dvds from China on Ebay-though only a few have English subtitles & the sellers don't have stellar feedback, so I have been hesitating ! I wish there was a way for mydramalist community members to trade or borrow Dvds from each other !
Anyone watched this yet??? I hope streaming sites pick this up after theatres
to be clear : I am not endorsing buying this way but I see bootleg (?) Dvds from China on U.S. Ebay-though only a few have English subtitles. I, myself am on the fence about purchasing that way as the sellers don't have the best feedback
I'm still on my knees praying that someone will post at least the raw of this show. I'm a huge fan of Kim Seulgi…
there is a U.S. seller on ebay that, for a long time,has been selling popular AND hard to find dramas . they have a bunch of listings that have long drop down boxes to choose titles from & they frequently change up the inventory. Sometimes they take requests. I can vouch for them being honest & content is of good quality with good Eng Subs. they are seller : superstar282016
I just wish there was more variation on the entertainment pool, that way more people would get what they like.
We have so many ways to view & enjoy dramas & movies, but I wonder if one of the negative things about that is that the viewer is not actually represented well. I am reminded that a long, Long time ago when people only could see movies in a physical theater, viewers were more catered to. In old Hollywood they made a ton of "spaghetti westerns", "screwball comedies" & there were alot of similarities in the kind of movies that were made because that was what people would go to see. it was like the consumer's money had a direct impact on what was made. I think genre diversity is a positive thing but I think, "at the end of the day" that there is quite probably a majority of people who want their entertainment, just like they like their fairy tales : to not waver too far from what creates the warm fuzzies & the feeling of euphoria, and what prompts that tends to be a bit of a universal thing.
I just wish there was more variation on the entertainment pool, that way more people would get what they like.
I really wonder, though, are the things that have been done the past few years (that are so underwhelming), are they successful ? We can't be the only ones dissatisfied ! your fav dramas, my fav dramas, I think they are /have been very popular & are considered to have good rewatch value. That makes me wonder just how consumer driven things are, because it doesn't seem like the consumer has that much power. I have seen 1 season dramas be very popular but end prematurely (& so badly) because they are incomplete without another season. So I'm not sure the writer's are being able to write to do what they want either.
I agree ! It feels like the new dramas are trying too hard to hit all the modern must haves on a check list and are not really interested in giving us romances we can't help but invest in. It's like they forgot how to write a romance or how to cast for one ! More than likely, though, the industry wants to do something new & "fresh" & move away from the same old, same old. Hollywood did the same thing. Once "screwball comedies" with snappy dialogue were abundant. Once "chick flicks" with couples with sizzling chemistry were popular. Modern society now seems embarrassed that there are still women who are even attracted to love stories. What we are given now is watered down romance with more emphasis given to career fulfillment as being the ultimate goal & more attractive than the opposite sex.