Hope they do. Don't have to make everything like the West.
It's not the only problem. Western series have many. Mostly, lack of true emotions, reason why I stopped to watch ten years ago. But today, it's even worst, it's full of ideology (with the feeling it's made only for that). So if the korean remake can solve these two problems, of course it will be better.
Episode 7, right in the middle, restaurant scene. We have all the team here, but... with a traitor. I'm almost sure Lee Min Soo will be the "greater vilain" over the "standard vilain" Cho Tae Seob.
You are welcome! I could have missed it too. But I binge-watched recently Hot Stove League. Good drama too, but…
I can't recommend many, I don't have in my watchlist. Except the c-drama "The King’s Avatar". With an actor everybody like very much. It's e-sport. But not as a thing they forget like in some other dramas. It's really focalised on that, with many e-sport scenes. Full scenes of only what happens in the game and how the players try to win.
Hello!!! How's the drama so far? I'm not that much into sports-themed dramas but I liked Run On! Do they have…
There is a good intensity hidden behind the characters. They could have a relationship, and want it, but they can't. Inside them, there is a lot to heal. It's how I understand the drama for now. It lead to some nervous breakdown, and probably later more heartbreaking scenes. When the two leads meet, there is this kind of lovely feeling but it can't go further for now. I feel it well, so I enjoy the drama until now. Add to that many other characters, some are more or less assholes, and we get good conflicts and potential for every character.
Can someone explain the conversation between the parks on the track/training field in episode 3? They went on…
We did that earlier in the comments. Check mines (in some Spoiler tag after Pearl Harbor user). The fact is the drama look simple, but is not so. There is a lot of subtext underlining the characters decisions and reactions.
English is sometimes difficult to read (for me), and much more with abv.
But before, it was good. First episode is a must watch.
Except the c-drama "The King’s Avatar". With an actor everybody like very much. It's e-sport. But not as a thing they forget like in some other dramas. It's really focalised on that, with many e-sport scenes. Full scenes of only what happens in the game and how the players try to win.
But I was quick enough to stop reading in time. Safe now. ;-D
The director needs to cheat a bit.
The fact is the drama look simple, but is not so.
There is a lot of subtext underlining the characters decisions and reactions.