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Explain why it was racist

I don't pander to the mock discomfort of spoiled crybabies, it makes them worse, not better.

How does one individual from Africa (lol 😂, I mean the USA 🤣) decide everything's about them? There was no racism. Only a racist finds racism where it doesn't exist.

Narcissists.

Crybabies.

Me, me, me, me, me! Wah, wah, wah.

🥹😂😂

p.s. he was playing Schubert on that street piano, not the norm, first time hearing it in a drama for me. My only criticism - a typical street piano might not be up to that piece, usually the action's a bit worn out so rapid note repetition wouldn't be possible.

p.p.s. I love hearing classical music in dramas, it's a gift that's used effectively and sparingly in my experience - how could you complain, I mean, which scene in which drama has it spoiled for you?

Mine's going up, my glass is half full. Whatever happens from here I'll give it 7.5 for the good things: the actors and the writer and director they drafted in - there's clearly the work of two patterns on display.

You mean opus 9 part 2? It's used often... but I wonder... sometimes we get different music on the export version to the music originally used in Korea, I assume due to copyright. Maybe it doesn't apply to Netflix dramas.

Thanks for the round up, your articles are excellent. Crash Course was great, the best shows always finish on their highest ranking.

Stop playing the victim

Narrative's a train wreck, jumping all over the place and lacking memory - for example, it's not as if Dr Han's just witnessed the supernatural for the first time. But the last two episodes (11-12) had some really good scenes, I even laughed out loud. Shows what they could have done with these actors if they'd just worked on the storyboard properly and refrained from aimlessly going down the convivial court jester path, which could only work with a sharp, witty script.

This looks more like a favourites list than a beauty list

Two actors that work best when paired with a charismatic co-star... wonder what happens here then?

Sorry, friend - I didn't spot it was you who made the comment. Glad you have a sense of humour! 🙇‍♂️

Problem solved, well done you

And you're perfect.. okay

Is it possible that the drama world is running out of ideas? So many webtoons and remakes.

The drama The Beauty Inside wasn't as good as the movie, it was decent but fell short in many ways

Doesn't this plot seem a bit similar to the drama Arang and the Magistrate, a ghost with no memory seeking justice, wearing the hair pin of the magistrate's mother?

Bang Min-ah is great and looks pretty, the styling suits her perfectly. The boy's a dial tone, he's spoiling it. He's the worst Korean actor I've ever seen.... including the likes of Song Kang, Cha Eun-woo and Yeo Jin-goo - all of whom I now carry a newly found respect for after seeing this. The kid playing him as a 5 years old has more charisma.

If anyone still can't see why seasons are bad, here's one. Continuity.

I think so, they want to string it out so people keep subscribing. It's also easier to produce part of something rather than the whole, and the risks are mitigated.

I see the webtoon was published for 3 years. 6 Netflix episodes... looks like multiple seasons on the cards. I'll pass. I don't watch any movies or TV if it's going to go on indefinitely.