Im so disgusted by that greasy old man. The actor played him so well that it makes my skin crawl to look at him right from the first time I saw him. Sunny too. Oh poor actors and artists. What some of your have to sacrifice just to live your dream.
what does it mean in the last scene where gu cheon hands were tied with chain to the palace?
Rewatch the scene where he stabbed the crown prince. Once he destroyed CP's soul, he was bound to him and that spot. So the chain links straight to the sword plunged into the ground where crown prince was stabbed
Sorry to say but I can't even continue from EP 2, I'm old enough, and there's no way I can see an adult being…
You should understand that Thee despite his wealth, is incredibly socially stunted because they were sheltered. Growing up or living without his family had him aching for his mother. Which is why he had the network rerun only his mother's roles. Which comforted him. And like most people who consume a specific media, he began to immerse himself in it and took it as his source of advice and inspiration. Because his mother was there. Thee can give second hand embarrassment and is cringe at times, but it's not without reason. And that's what makes him hilarious
It's literally so unfair to stamp and aun and even ashi, that they don't get their own main series. But are supporting again. Especially when the leads haven't been in anything major on gmmtv that I know of.
Gmmtv has four ongoing shows. Three will end this month or early next month. I literally can't wait for the trailers for new shows. Match point has been announced. I wonder if weirdo 101 is in the queue for this year. And you maniac... Losing hope for this one because Williamest are already on peach and me. Which shows are you looking forward to from gmmtv?
I loooooove this Kdrama. Some might say it's boring and slow but watching the characters just live and interact makes me happy. Kind of like Our beloved summer, one spring night, and several other quiet shows.
They had to subtitle "speaking French" otherwise nobody would've known the language being spoken
In that case let's see. The character is from the 1930s in Thailand. Because it has not been revealed, we can assume she has never been to France. Her knowledge of the language is strictly taught especially in times when resources weren't widely available. Let me tell you again. She and the casting and the directors were dead right. As for other shows and people choosing simpler vocab, have you met someone who speaks a broken language? They don't CHOOSE to speak simpler. They will use any word they learned. And by the way, if it doesn't suit the script, they shouldn't change the wording especially if it's to fit a few lines in the show. Again, there is a huge bias against people who speak these languages. We can pretend your issue is with comprehension. If they get actors who can speak well, great.
They had to subtitle "speaking French" otherwise nobody would've known the language being spoken
Have you heard a French person speaking English? Or any other language for that matter? You don't realize how heavily biased you are about French or English languages until you hear it from countries like Thailand or South Korea. Have you ever judged a French person for speaking Thai wrong or speaking English with that popular accent and getting grammar mixed with French? The actors spoke that way because they're Thai. I don't care if there's a right way. Languages have accents depending on your mother tongue. If you can perfect it, great. But if you can't, there's no ground to think less of the person. After all, they have their own language.
Idk who cares about this but am I the only one who thinks that Phob is acting a little bit selfish here? While…
His plan is to break the walls so he can love Tinn freely. It's been 11 years, that man is starved. Tinn is part of the reason why Phob is fighting hard
Oh poor actors and artists. What some of your have to sacrifice just to live your dream.
Thee can give second hand embarrassment and is cringe at times, but it's not without reason. And that's what makes him hilarious
Have you ever judged a French person for speaking Thai wrong or speaking English with that popular accent and getting grammar mixed with French? The actors spoke that way because they're Thai. I don't care if there's a right way. Languages have accents depending on your mother tongue. If you can perfect it, great. But if you can't, there's no ground to think less of the person. After all, they have their own language.