Kim Jieun never fails to show natural acting.In that E14 "set up" scene,
In that E14 "set up" scene, she acted well what many, if not all, would have reacted after the guy suddenly stopped kissing.
Then a few frames later, she did it again when she replied, "but what you did is not polite".
You can see her frustration while at the same time, deep in her mind, she wants him to continue kissing her. She doesn't have to say, "is this guy kidding me?" or "seriously/really?" By knowing how to act and express it, she was free to say, "but what you did is not polite".
I wonder how many real-life relationships she had. She's an pro when it comes to acting "girlfriend material" or "girl-next-door". She doesn't overdo it. It's just right, yet impactful. Knowing how to do it usually comes from real-life experiences. Hahahahahaha. There probably was a guy like that, or a close friend of hers was like that.
So funny and lovely. I rewatched the entire scene over and over again because I can't get enough of her acting.
That b**** is scary! Damn! She's Hera incarnate! No. She's worse than Hera! Hera would probably erase her from existence because she's competition, a fierce competition.
LOL. I wonder if they extended the show after the delays, or they already expected it and planned ahead.
I can't tell which episode the gap in filming time was. Usually it's noticeable, like one actor already changed their hairstyle or their built.
I guess that's the advantage of filming in stage room, everything is stored first and thus no budget issues if there's a need to extend, and since it's a long drama, the talents are usually free after they finish filming everything, so again, easy to call them back for an extension.
Just ignore them. MDL ratings doesn't mean anything outside of MDL. ^_~The only ratings that are well recognized…
MDL is not "huge". If it is, it would have been the go to site for Asian Dramas in every country in the world, but it is not. ^_~ Majority of the people here are from North America, just look at how many are complaining why US this OTT and EU this OTT is delayed or not streaming it, and are trying to find a pirate OTT. But you'll rarely see anyone from Africa, Asia-Pacific, and especially non-English countries. :p The Philippines alone, an English-speaking nation, MDL is virtually unknown, and no matter how much anyone tries to get them to use MDL, majority just don't.
> Guess how many reviews I wrote on imdb or any other site you mentioned?
Obviously if you are not posting there you wouldn't have "many" reviews. But if you try to post reviews there, then you'll have "many" reviews. The number of reviews you have posted is not the ruler to determine if MDL is popular or not.
> Because there are barely any people writing reviews for k-dramas there or rating.
At least you are not getting garbage rating like you do here on MDL. I am not saying there are no garbage ratings anywhere else, however, no one can deny MDL is getting the most of it, in fact, you ranting about the garbage ratings is itself proof. ^_~
Anyway, it is your choice if you want to have a headache. Trust me, it is much better for your mental health to ignore them. Just watch. Join the discussions. Post your reviews wherever you prefer.
Like it or not, the trolls have countless of MDL accounts that they use to leave garbage ratings, and post their propaganda. At least they are not leaving garbage reviews … yet. It's been going on for years. LOL.
Most people here rated this low just because of the male lead's issue and did not even watch the dramaDo you know…
Just ignore them. MDL ratings doesn't mean anything outside of MDL. ^_~
The only ratings that are well recognized are the ones from RottenTomatoes, TMDB, and IMDB (and maybe Trakt.tv too), as far as non-Korean sites are concerned. Everyone knows that MDL ratings can be easily manipulated.
Wait, was this what Kang Hoon was busy about, hence his disappearance from Running Man recently?
So that means K-drama land are still into filming while the show is already premiering. I thought they stopped doing that and opted to finish the entire series first before premiering.
* I think Hyeri is the present time. The memories Hyeri lost was when she was still Eunho. * That means her dreams as Eunho are her lost memories her brain is trying to remember through dreams. * Then her ex-boyfriend Hyeono will crossed paths with her as Hyeri, which probably started to wake up more of Hyeri's lost memories while she's awake. * And as her original personality starts to reassert itself, and thus her memories, Eunho and Hyeri starts to clash. * Eventually, Eunho and Hyeri accepted each other. Hyeri's positive outlook changed Eunho. And Eunho's fierceness gave Hyeri the confidence boost she needed.
The real question is: Who will the combined Eunho/Hyeri choose in the end? Hyeono or Juyeon?
(And since K-drama is very straightforward whenever they reveal the main characters, we already know it will be Hyeono. LOL.)
I don't know the actress of the female lead and somehow don't like her acting, not at all. It was also very boring.…
It's okay if you don't know the actress, probably you're new to K-drama. ^_^ Regardless, she's one of the top rated and most popular female actor in K-drama land. People tried to cancel her and yet survived all their attacks against her.
I suggest watching her previous works, as many as you possibly can. ^_^
I hope the our newbie writer, who also is a divorce attorney, will continue in this new career. She knows what she's doing. No dragging out of plots but at the same time, no plot was too short. She was able to struck a very good balance between the side arcs, the mid-arcs, and overall arcs, and ended it in a satisfying and inspiring way.
We rarely see that type of screenwriter these days.
How about making an adaptation of your webtoon "메리지레드" ("Marry Red")? And be sure you're the one who'll screenwrite it. You know your craft well and you understand what the audience want.
I hope the our newbie writer, who also is a divorce attorney, will continue in this new career. She knows what she's doing. No dragging out of plots but at the same time, no plot was too short. She was able to struck a very good balance between the side arcs, the mid-arcs, and overall arcs, and ended it in a satisfying and inspiring way.
We rarely see that type of screenwriter these days.
How about making an adaptation of your webtoon "메리지레드" ("Marry Red")? And be sure you're the one who'll screenwrite it. You know your craft well and you understand what the audience want.
I totally misunderstood this show because I was too focus on our two amazing actresses.
This is not a show about romance, romance is just a sub-plot, this is a show about “love and relationships”. The love and relationship of a father and daughter. The love and relationship of married couples. The love and relationships that is present inside a family.
We may go through trials and tribulations, and deep depression, but there is always that love and relationships that value.
We may see how the actions and decisions of another person seems selfish and greedy, but the reality is, that person made a decision out of deep love and values the relationships around them.
Sadly, it took me 9 episodes to realize this because I was focused on the wrong things. Regardless, I love shows with such depth, it makes it truly worthwhile to watch.
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Then a few frames later, she did it again when she replied, "but what you did is not polite".
You can see her frustration while at the same time, deep in her mind, she wants him to continue kissing her. She doesn't have to say, "is this guy kidding me?" or "seriously/really?" By knowing how to act and express it, she was free to say, "but what you did is not polite".
I wonder how many real-life relationships she had. She's an pro when it comes to acting "girlfriend material" or "girl-next-door". She doesn't overdo it. It's just right, yet impactful. Knowing how to do it usually comes from real-life experiences. Hahahahahaha. There probably was a guy like that, or a close friend of hers was like that.
So funny and lovely. I rewatched the entire scene over and over again because I can't get enough of her acting.
In that E14 "set up" scene,
I can't tell which episode the gap in filming time was. Usually it's noticeable, like one actor already changed their hairstyle or their built.
I guess that's the advantage of filming in stage room, everything is stored first and thus no budget issues if there's a need to extend, and since it's a long drama, the talents are usually free after they finish filming everything, so again, easy to call them back for an extension.
Via Netflix of course.
> Guess how many reviews I wrote on imdb or any other site you mentioned?
Obviously if you are not posting there you wouldn't have "many" reviews. But if you try to post reviews there, then you'll have "many" reviews. The number of reviews you have posted is not the ruler to determine if MDL is popular or not.
> Because there are barely any people writing reviews for k-dramas there or rating.
At least you are not getting garbage rating like you do here on MDL. I am not saying there are no garbage ratings anywhere else, however, no one can deny MDL is getting the most of it, in fact, you ranting about the garbage ratings is itself proof. ^_~
Anyway, it is your choice if you want to have a headache. Trust me, it is much better for your mental health to ignore them. Just watch. Join the discussions. Post your reviews wherever you prefer.
Like it or not, the trolls have countless of MDL accounts that they use to leave garbage ratings, and post their propaganda. At least they are not leaving garbage reviews … yet. It's been going on for years. LOL.
The only ratings that are well recognized are the ones from RottenTomatoes, TMDB, and IMDB (and maybe Trakt.tv too), as far as non-Korean sites are concerned. Everyone knows that MDL ratings can be easily manipulated.
It will save you the headache. Hehe.
Someone's going to be very jealous. Hahahahaha!!!
So that means K-drama land are still into filming while the show is already premiering. I thought they stopped doing that and opted to finish the entire series first before premiering.
* That means her dreams as Eunho are her lost memories her brain is trying to remember through dreams.
* Then her ex-boyfriend Hyeono will crossed paths with her as Hyeri, which probably started to wake up more of Hyeri's lost memories while she's awake.
* And as her original personality starts to reassert itself, and thus her memories, Eunho and Hyeri starts to clash.
* Eventually, Eunho and Hyeri accepted each other. Hyeri's positive outlook changed Eunho. And Eunho's fierceness gave Hyeri the confidence boost she needed.
The real question is: Who will the combined Eunho/Hyeri choose in the end? Hyeono or Juyeon?
(And since K-drama is very straightforward whenever they reveal the main characters, we already know it will be Hyeono. LOL.)
I suggest watching her previous works, as many as you possibly can. ^_^
I'm going to miss the entire cast.
I hope the our newbie writer, who also is a divorce attorney, will continue in this new career. She knows what she's doing. No dragging out of plots but at the same time, no plot was too short. She was able to struck a very good balance between the side arcs, the mid-arcs, and overall arcs, and ended it in a satisfying and inspiring way.
We rarely see that type of screenwriter these days.
How about making an adaptation of your webtoon "메리지레드" ("Marry Red")? And be sure you're the one who'll screenwrite it. You know your craft well and you understand what the audience want.
I hope to see more of your works!
I hope the our newbie writer, who also is a divorce attorney, will continue in this new career. She knows what she's doing. No dragging out of plots but at the same time, no plot was too short. She was able to struck a very good balance between the side arcs, the mid-arcs, and overall arcs, and ended it in a satisfying and inspiring way.
We rarely see that type of screenwriter these days.
How about making an adaptation of your webtoon "메리지레드" ("Marry Red")? And be sure you're the one who'll screenwrite it. You know your craft well and you understand what the audience want.
This is not a show about romance, romance is just a sub-plot, this is a show about “love and relationships”. The love and relationship of a father and daughter. The love and relationship of married couples. The love and relationships that is present inside a family.
We may go through trials and tribulations, and deep depression, but there is always that love and relationships that value.
We may see how the actions and decisions of another person seems selfish and greedy, but the reality is, that person made a decision out of deep love and values the relationships around them.
Sadly, it took me 9 episodes to realize this because I was focused on the wrong things. Regardless, I love shows with such depth, it makes it truly worthwhile to watch.