Dropped at episode 13 because wtf was that plot twist?? It had its issues, but it was still a good drama then…
I had the feeling the drama was a bit lost before, unstable or lacking a direction (ep 7 to 12). But this plot-twist made the continuation better. Goals and ennemies well defined.
I could find some seriousness in the fun of Penthouse, but 7 escape is more a travel in a realm of absurdity. And the whole drama feels like this famous scene on the island, with psychedelic drugs.
I still had fun, when the writer shamelessly throw any idea for the sake of overdramatism. Like: Mone run with her little daughter, and a truck turns into the street. Cans from its skip fall by dozen, threatening to crush them. It's totally random, as if trucks did this every day, everywhere. Just for pressure, so she can protect her daughter.
The drama is surrealist, I don't have other words. I like the hellish pace, there almost isn't a single scene without dramatism, people screaming, fighting, clashing, or serious event. I couldn't count the number of impossibilities and plot-holes, but was ok as long as the narrative remains logical. So what I disliked is a problem here: when K is revealed in a press conference, why they keep saying he must protect his secret? There is something that doesn't make sens in this bag of acceptable non-sens.
Somehow this show did not have enough punch in the last episodes. I am not sure why I was disappointed. I would…
Hi. I completed the drama. Last episode: could be a bit boring at time. But I think many people are happy with that because it gives conclusion to all storyline and some happy moments. I know many audience are often frustrated when the ending is rushed.
My fav conclusion scene was Dolphin face + Yu Ra. Hey, he finally get the woman he was dreaming?!
It was a bit flat and episode 3 was about to get me out, but... Last scenes of Ep3 were good, and after that, the whole drama was better. So, I'm still watching. ;-)
The most funny and shocking scene was in the car: She was complaining about legal issues, but watch it again... ... she was clearly ok to have sex with him in this car! oO!!
Comments about blah blah, this plot is not needed, blah blah father plot boring, blah blah who's Ki Ho painful,…
"epitome of good writing". I couldn't say it better. But anyway, we can't waste our time to detail every evidence of it to random people of internet, scene by scenes, link by link, etc. On the blog I gave you a link last time, I write my first watching, and I find a crazy number of interwined elements. And it's just first watch! So, I'm well aware how fine and rare it's made. Then, if people aren't able to find it, well, it's not my problem.
On average 1h15 episodes, so it's a 15 hours drama.
No idea. Episode duration is such a hell. But here (unlike in the past), drama isn't a fixed duration. It's complicated when production ask you : "give me an exact ONE hour". You have to compress it or extend it (fillers). But castaway diva has some freedom. First episode 1h20, some other 1h05, and most of them 1h15. The main idea is: never waste a single second of screentime of an episode. Hard to apply when you have envisionned the perfect cliffhanger.
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I still had fun, when the writer shamelessly throw any idea for the sake of overdramatism.
Like: Mone run with her little daughter, and a truck turns into the street. Cans from its skip fall by dozen, threatening to crush them. It's totally random, as if trucks did this every day, everywhere. Just for pressure, so she can protect her daughter.
The drama is surrealist, I don't have other words. I like the hellish pace, there almost isn't a single scene without dramatism, people screaming, fighting, clashing, or serious event. I couldn't count the number of impossibilities and plot-holes, but was ok as long as the narrative remains logical. So what I disliked is a problem here: when K is revealed in a press conference, why they keep saying he must protect his secret? There is something that doesn't make sens in this bag of acceptable non-sens.
Then it's a quite addicting drama.
Last episode: could be a bit boring at time. But I think many people are happy with that because it gives conclusion to all storyline and some happy moments. I know many audience are often frustrated when the ending is rushed.
My fav conclusion scene was Dolphin face + Yu Ra.
Hey, he finally get the woman he was dreaming?!
But last scenes were stunning and a good cliffhanger.
I think the drama started here.
Last scenes of Ep3 were good, and after that, the whole drama was better.
So, I'm still watching. ;-)
She was complaining about legal issues, but watch it again...
... she was clearly ok to have sex with him in this car! oO!!
Well, just stop making dramas...........................
But anyway, we can't waste our time to detail every evidence of it to random people of internet, scene by scenes, link by link, etc. On the blog I gave you a link last time, I write my first watching, and I find a crazy number of interwined elements. And it's just first watch! So, I'm well aware how fine and rare it's made. Then, if people aren't able to find it, well, it's not my problem.
There are good explanations for what he does. I like it.
But here (unlike in the past), drama isn't a fixed duration.
It's complicated when production ask you : "give me an exact ONE hour".
You have to compress it or extend it (fillers). But castaway diva has some freedom. First episode 1h20, some other 1h05, and most of them 1h15.
The main idea is: never waste a single second of screentime of an episode.
Hard to apply when you have envisionned the perfect cliffhanger.