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The news is that it's going to be worse than part 1, and even worse than part 2. They've already ruined part 1 with this, so might as well go for broke. It's a bit like artistic suicide, pure profit generation, nothing more.

The title of the article is badly worded. 'Hold' as in pause? Seems it's supposed to mean 'keep' or 'have'? Should be, simply:『Park Eun Bin's K-drama "Diva of the Deserted Island" to be Broadcast on tvN』without the exclamation mark, what's the exclamation for? A drama site announcement that a drama's going to be on tvN is an exclamation? Don't you think a headline is already a form of exclamation? Network dramas happen all the time, what planet are you on when you ask if it's better to be on tvN or OTT? It's going to be both - like practically every other drama. Also some of the links in the page, like Bae Suji, link to MDL in a different language. And she's not referred to as Miss A's Suzy these days, go and write for Soompi if you can't use the actors' names without putting the pop group first. For example, besides being complicated to read, this sentence is ambiguous: "VIXX's Cha Hak Yeon, Kim Hyo Jin, Kim Joo Heon, and Lee Re"... are these all members of VIXX? Why put VIXX when it's irrelevant in this context, ruins the sentence and already appears in the person's profile? Furthermore, VIXX fans already know who Cha Hak Yeon is, the rest don't give a shit, there's no utility in adding VIXX to the name.

The other one or the other.... thousand? A thousand smug witches and wizards, marvellous. Physics all wrong. Inconsistent characters. Too many characters. Inconsistent powers that vary from scene to scene. Reminded me of those incrementally crap marvel films. If everyone's a witch it sort of homogenises the whole concept. Might as well call it "The Girl". Please don't make another one, there are already 10000 nerds that upload videos of themselves playing shoot-em-up games on their x-boxes, this film's just like them but lighter on narrative and character development, with a worse script.

It might just be that there are more eyes on K-pop. His team's eulogy sounded sincere. There's usually more than one factor involved, a series of events at the wrong time when despair has set in, the mind can't process clearly. We don't know why it happened.

It's extremely pressurised being in the thick of mid-level stardom, an area that's overcrowded and highly competitive. Some personalities cope well, all will struggle at times - the popular artistic industry attracts some of the most delicate souls among us who thrive on love, they can get wounded by the brutal nature of it.

The actor Cha Eun-woo is their most famous member

Apparently Go Ah-ra's in this drama... but who's that girl in the headshot with the flowers in her hair?

Disappointing in a way, but still watchable. There are often similarities between k-dramas, but typically the essences are original. This is not like those, it's a copy of scenes and characters without any essence of its own. I watched episode one. Everything is taken and copied from recent dramas, the likenesses are not coincidental: Why Her, Graceful Family, Artificial City to name three, there must be more, I haven't seen that many. Not a single second was a surprise, I predicted everything before it happened. I only stayed because of the delightful Moon So-ri - even she had to do a carbon copy of the fake tv-drama-youtuber caricatures of late. What else was wrong? Pointless conversations between two characters that state facts they both know just for the sake of plot-splaining. "I had to grease the palm of the mayor"... she knows already, conversations like that just don't exist in the real world. I don't know if I'm being harsh because it's a Netflix drama, but this wouldn't make the air on the TV networks, as usual it's another hollow shell, there's something missing, no heart and soul, no core. Netflix has got Koreans mimicking themselves, art imitating art?

Described on Viki as Thriller & Suspense... it's neither of those things, more like a traumatic social drama. Not very cinematic, small in scope like a TV movie. This story clearly means a lot to the person that wrote it, but it's not a compelling movie.

Killer look? I'm not feeling it from the photos. There's the costume but she's not in character, no attitude, nothing burning inside.

Thanks for the tip!

Sorry Seung-gi ssi, but nobody (outside of the Seung-gi PR bubble) speculated about a pregnancy, give it a rest, just live your life quietly without drumming up fake publicity.

Some nice actors... but I don't have Disney+, therefore I'm not interested in any of these. What's that called... self justification?

This movie bites off way more than it can chew. Diabolical.

I posted it 2 months ago. Anyway, big screen is best... still a few more viewings at Picturehouse Central, the best cinema in London

Those muppets at Disney need to sort themselves out... *one* episode per year... that's 8 years of subscriptions in the bag, duh, are they thick or something?

It's got me interested!

Sounds interesting + the delightful Kwon Na-ra, looking forward to it

It appears to have a different synopsis and slightly different Korean title - in fact this title appears to be more like 'naughty' photo studio. The synopsis is about a man that photographs the dead.

Soo-ae was fabulous, I only liked Joo Da Hae. I loved her and was fully on her side from start to finish - maybe that wasn't the writer's intention, but I despised everyone else, especially that weasel Ha Ryu and his cohorts. I can see why this show ended its run on ratings of 30%, incredible for the Mon-Tue slot, super entertainment.