I've been watching dramas for a long time (12+ years) and I scratch my head when people say 'Kdramas used to be…
I hear you! they have always been a thing yes but they were still toned down so in that sense there is clear difference between the ones on TV and the ones from our era of streaming platforms! as someone who mainly watches these types of heavy themes ones, psychological thriller stuffs, I noticed the shift, for instance when 'Extracuricular' was released I was like "damn south koreans finally becoming more bold with their kdramas productions" that's why personally I understand the innocent argument, even though Of course it was like you said due to censorship to avoid being completely abandoned!
I have a couple dark or mature ambiance series before 2018/2017 in mind, White Christmas, Save Me, Solomon's Perjury, Misaeng, God Gift's 14 days, Gapdong, Two Weeks
I've been watching dramas for a long time (12+ years) and I scratch my head when people say 'Kdramas used to be…
they're not wrong tho, apart from movies, that's facts for tv shows, before the era of overseas streaming services, like disney+, netflix, involment with kdramas, i can't recall even one title that has very graphic things, extreme violence etc... I 100% agree with the fact that Kdramas were softer and there's a certain liberty they have now. even knifes, cigarettes etc..would be blurred so.....
I didn't understand? The series isn't even in Japanese or made in Japan lmao
Still so many movies and series were refused or aren't on MyDramaList cuz they are joint productions yet One Piece is here (which i still doubt was made with the help of a japanese staff/studio for the filming and everything) so it's all the more surprising
I didn't understand? The series isn't even in Japanese or made in Japan lmao
that argument is kinda dumb having a japanese actor on a US show doesn't automatically make it the origin of the show, especially when he's the only one. Plenty of tv shows have actors from other countries partaking in it yet we don't suddenly consider them the ethnicity of the actors lol but i saw Zomary's comment about it being a joint production thus why it's here which is more logical
Wait a minute...What is this doing on MyDramaList, It's an american Production Anyways, Yesterday was the avant premiere in my country, Eiichiro Oda even came, If i didn't have work and knew earlier i totally would have went ðŸ˜
Right? How old would she even have to be to have him? 16 right? But she was over 24 when she met the father so…
Well it's not too far fetched since Bongseok is a high school senior let's imagine he's 17, born in 2001 and considering she was 24 in 1994, she then would have had him at 31 and now is 48. She's just a young looking mother. Last week at my work place, a customer of ours was 58 looking like she was in her 30's, i was absolutely flabbergasted but it does happen more than we think, not everyone ages badly or super fast
that's why personally I understand the innocent argument, even though Of course it was like you said due to censorship to avoid being completely abandoned!
I have a couple dark or mature ambiance series before 2018/2017 in mind, White Christmas, Save Me, Solomon's Perjury, Misaeng, God Gift's 14 days, Gapdong, Two Weeks
I 100% agree with the fact that Kdramas were softer and there's a certain liberty they have now. even knifes, cigarettes etc..would be blurred so.....
so it's all the more surprising
having a japanese actor on a US show doesn't automatically make it the origin of the show, especially when he's the only one. Plenty of tv shows have actors from other countries partaking in it yet we don't suddenly consider them the ethnicity of the actors lol
but i saw Zomary's comment about it being a joint production thus why it's here which is more logical
Anyways, Yesterday was the avant premiere in my country, Eiichiro Oda even came, If i didn't have work and knew earlier i totally would have went ðŸ˜
since Bongseok is a high school senior let's imagine he's 17, born in 2001 and considering she was 24 in 1994, she then would have had him at 31 and now is 48. She's just a young looking mother.
Last week at my work place, a customer of ours was 58 looking like she was in her 30's, i was absolutely flabbergasted but it does happen more than we think, not everyone ages badly or super fast