I don't know about Chinese actors, but it's a thing in Japan where they, both celebrities and ordinary people,…
well, it doesn't reflect their recent pop culture then. I think it was so 2000-ish, along with gyaru trend. The younger celebrities mostly have "normal" teeth, just like their chinese counterparts. Btw I prefer real teeth to veneer, so I don't mind C-actors with slightly crooked teeth like Bai Lu or Yang Zi. They're still gorgeous and it gives them individuality.
I don't know about Chinese actors, but it's a thing in Japan where they, both celebrities and ordinary people,…
pls don’t spread misinformation, japanese young actors now fix their crooked teeth too, even the most popular ones like Yamazaki Kento or Hamabe Minami did.
I should have managed my expectation. It's decent but not leaving a lasting impression on me. Yoo Hai-Jin is excellent, I know PJH is one of the best K-actors in his generation but he's just okayish here. The villagers are interesting but the progressing relationship with the king feels rushed. It feels something is lacking. I didn't even cry at the should-be-emotional last scenes. For me it's 7/10
It was an enjoyable movie, really enjoyed the dynamic between the four main characters and their friendship and…
I agree with the direction take, the Jp version doesn't explicitly show that the ML is dying too but the actor looks frail with sad looking eyes so it doesn't feel forced.
I've only watched the first half since it came out quite late at night in my country. Idk how to feel, the ML isn't convincing enough as a gloomy & frail highschooler unlike the actor in the JP version. He looks like a regular at a gym. I love the FL though.
One of my favorite drama from this season, it's hilarious and i love how it tackled a serious issue in an interesting way. I hope the rumor about the sequel is true.
Btw I prefer real teeth to veneer, so I don't mind C-actors with slightly crooked teeth like Bai Lu or Yang Zi. They're still gorgeous and it gives them individuality.
Toda Erika is such a versatile actress
Yoo Hai-Jin is excellent, I know PJH is one of the best K-actors in his generation but he's just okayish here. The villagers are interesting but the progressing relationship with the king feels rushed. It feels something is lacking. I didn't even cry at the should-be-emotional last scenes. For me it's 7/10
the Jp version doesn't explicitly show that the ML is dying too but the actor looks frail with sad looking eyes so it doesn't feel forced.