TKEM was rated 8.7 here a few days ago. And now it's rated 8.4. Why so much hatred? T T I'm gonna throw a hashtag #SaveTKEM. And a fundraiser to donate tissues to drama fans.
It's obviously in the Kingdom side. The prince visited it and Lim visited everytime that he crossed over to the…
I wrote stories and a lot of tabletop RPG (action/SF genre) scripts. But my writing style was not like a novel, very little literary. I had too much in mind the way it was seen on a screen rather than a book. And it only got worse with time. When I was forcing myself to write normally, a friend of mine told me that even if I was simple, my original style was better than when I had reworked it in a literary way. Eventually, I discovered that it was perfect for telling a story in a way that was very close to a film or television script.
I apologize for reading that comment which was not for me. I will avoid reading all comments from now on, unless they are addressed to me personally. :-)
I was so immersed in the product placements that I didn’t even see the drama.:-D
I'm still disappointed my punchline didn't make you laugh. For the record, I don't really think so, I didn't pay much attention to product placement, except for episode 9 where it impacted the dialogue too much.
Last time, she told me that I was criticizing because I was fangirl of Lee Jong Suk, and that it was to harm Lee MinHo. While Lee Jong Suk is not particularly my favorite actor, and I have nothing against Lee MinHo, or actors in general in TKEM. ^^
And if you tell her you wrote a drama, she'll just say you have no right to criticize because you're jealous. Or something like that. In fact, don't look too far, whoever you are, you're not allowed to criticize. ^^
How can you hate a drama so much by giving it 4.5/10 and still watch it? Honest question. There are so many amazing…
This drama is really crazy! I don't regret watching. On the other hand, some comedy scenes are so good. Some of the dialogue too. When Tae Eul throws "Get undressed". Yay!
How can you hate a drama so much by giving it 4.5/10 and still watch it? Honest question. There are so many amazing…
4.5 is a pretty good score, considering that the previous speaker did not like the romance, on top of everything else.
I'm curious to know if the bad writing is going to be confirmed as much as that on some details. For example, all the painfull subplots from the first episodes. I'm gradually realizing that on top of that, they will be useless. There is already a clue to this: the whole laborious, uninteresting and sometimes confusing police investigation. A mostly sterile subplot. In the end, the resolution was to find the famous Lee Song Do, leading a dull arrest scene into the harras. So much for that!
On some aspects of the story, this drama is a gold mine of what you should never do when writing a screenplay. Especially a screenplay for television that needs to be much more understandable. This makes it possible to see the calamitous result when certain elementary rules are not respected. It's not every day that one is lucky enough to have such a striking example.
It is a pity because other aspects are successful. I feel like I am seeing a schizophrenic story. Maybe the writer delegated a little too much of certain parts to her assistant. Then she was satisfied with a passable result, not having the time to correct everything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQZnIUkhjRY
And now it's rated 8.4.
Why so much hatred?
T T
I'm gonna throw a hashtag #SaveTKEM.
And a fundraiser to donate tissues to drama fans.
I deserve to be beheaded.
By the hero of the show, if possible...
I like this site very much ;-)
For the record, I don't really think so, I didn't pay much attention to product placement, except for episode 9 where it impacted the dialogue too much.
In fact, don't look too far, whoever you are, you're not allowed to criticize. ^^
https://youtu.be/BbS3HVzjXTE?t=131
:-D
On the other hand, some comedy scenes are so good.
Some of the dialogue too.
When Tae Eul throws "Get undressed". Yay!
I'm curious to know if the bad writing is going to be confirmed as much as that on some details. For example, all the painfull subplots from the first episodes. I'm gradually realizing that on top of that, they will be useless. There is already a clue to this: the whole laborious, uninteresting and sometimes confusing police investigation. A mostly sterile subplot. In the end, the resolution was to find the famous Lee Song Do, leading a dull arrest scene into the harras. So much for that!
On some aspects of the story, this drama is a gold mine of what you should never do when writing a screenplay. Especially a screenplay for television that needs to be much more understandable. This makes it possible to see the calamitous result when certain elementary rules are not respected. It's not every day that one is lucky enough to have such a striking example.
It is a pity because other aspects are successful. I feel like I am seeing a schizophrenic story. Maybe the writer delegated a little too much of certain parts to her assistant. Then she was satisfied with a passable result, not having the time to correct everything.