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Arang and the Magistrate Episode 8
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This episode opened up more on the suspense surrounding the Evil woman. More questions raised.
Arang gets a new 'friend', and she remains as annoying as ever.
The highlight for me came at the end of the episode: Jun Ki gets into his new magistrate's official attire and he looks smashing in it. I really like him in that uniform :)
Arang gets a new 'friend', and she remains as annoying as ever.
The highlight for me came at the end of the episode: Jun Ki gets into his new magistrate's official attire and he looks smashing in it. I really like him in that uniform :)
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Arang and the Magistrate Episode 7
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The story is gaining momentum. New things are happening.
I like it. Just that the weird things are too annoying sometimes.
And Arang is good..and would be better if she didn't shout every time she speaks.
I like it. Just that the weird things are too annoying sometimes.
And Arang is good..and would be better if she didn't shout every time she speaks.
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Arang and the Magistrate Episode 2
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Everything is good. The suspense,the pace, the interaction between the characters and all that.. If only, somebody would reduce the amount of makeup on Lee Jun Ki's face :/ uhh..I really like his natural face, but every time i tried to look I would inadvertently flinch from his overly pinkish lips :((
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This episode confirms beyond a doubt, what was shown last episode. And I understand clearly - Ignorance IS a crime. worthy of punishment..
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fast forward and see one dialogue in every scene and you will probably last to watch another episode.
it's too dragging, sappy and badly written.
it's too dragging, sappy and badly written.
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This episode was much better than the first two. There were times when I really laughed out loud. Also I like Roy Chui's reactions and expressions.. both the leads are good.
I feel more anticipation for the story by the end of this episode..
I feel more anticipation for the story by the end of this episode..
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tries so hard to be funny and is so unfunny..i don't know why exaggerated acting and zero sense is supposed to be funny.
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First thoughts:
The basketball game as such promises to be more funny than anything else- the director has made clear what to expect- flying in air, swimming in air, staying suspended in air and somehow propelling higher and higher against gravity. that's that..
Show Lou has been passably humorous so far, and I'm not that impressed with the girl,Tracy Zhou, thus far either.
What I really like: Jerry Yan and glimpses of Wu Chun, though why he appears like that is a mystery.
The basketball game as such promises to be more funny than anything else- the director has made clear what to expect- flying in air, swimming in air, staying suspended in air and somehow propelling higher and higher against gravity. that's that..
Show Lou has been passably humorous so far, and I'm not that impressed with the girl,Tracy Zhou, thus far either.
What I really like: Jerry Yan and glimpses of Wu Chun, though why he appears like that is a mystery.
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Ep. 111 and 112 - the episodes in which Saewa discovers the "big" truth and turns to every door for the big reveal, but finds no one is willing to listen to her.
And of course, she and her mother are back to what they do best- stalking people and bullying Anna.
And of course, she and her mother are back to what they do best- stalking people and bullying Anna.
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There is plot movement since last 5-6 episodes, which I'm very happy about.
Saewa remains as antagonistic as ever, though it's balanced now with other events happening. The series is so reliant on her obsessive negativity.. she has as much screen space as Donghae, definitely more than Bongi. Her favorite words, which she emphatically utters every five minutes in the series - "Anthwe!!"
Saewa remains as antagonistic as ever, though it's balanced now with other events happening. The series is so reliant on her obsessive negativity.. she has as much screen space as Donghae, definitely more than Bongi. Her favorite words, which she emphatically utters every five minutes in the series - "Anthwe!!"
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The drama is getting quite predictable and borderline annoying now.
Of course, it has to be stretched to 160 episodes, so secrets cannot be revealed just like that.. i get it, but I am so done with Saena and her nasty/plotting looks and manipulations, and the hit and miss scenes - would Anna and KJ just SEE each other already??!! They've been in the same plane, same house, same room and it's so cliched that of course, KJ would leave the drawer open and miss-dark-manipulativeness-personified would be the one to see the photo of Anna and KJ.
Really I don't know why the drag this, and I don't know why they make it so Saena just lives every moment from one deception after another. I think I need to see some forward movement in plot/character, if I have to keep seeing that annoying negativity.
This is why I stay away from long dramas generally, so I can skip the torture of waiting, but somehow I started this, it pulled me in and now I have to wait and watch.. :|
Of course, it has to be stretched to 160 episodes, so secrets cannot be revealed just like that.. i get it, but I am so done with Saena and her nasty/plotting looks and manipulations, and the hit and miss scenes - would Anna and KJ just SEE each other already??!! They've been in the same plane, same house, same room and it's so cliched that of course, KJ would leave the drawer open and miss-dark-manipulativeness-personified would be the one to see the photo of Anna and KJ.
Really I don't know why the drag this, and I don't know why they make it so Saena just lives every moment from one deception after another. I think I need to see some forward movement in plot/character, if I have to keep seeing that annoying negativity.
This is why I stay away from long dramas generally, so I can skip the torture of waiting, but somehow I started this, it pulled me in and now I have to wait and watch.. :|
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K-POP - The Ultimate Audition Episode 7
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This episode is pretty good among many previous ones. But, I haven't "got" many things yet and it bugs me..
1.What exactly is 'Team Leader' Han's issue with M2 juniors? Why is she the underhanded bitch to them while at the same time trying to act cute with President Jang?
What does she stand to lose if Woo Hyun leaves or not anyway?..
It can't be about the company- President Jang and M2juniors are part of the company, and she's acting out against them both.
If it's about her career- isn't she already very much in demand?
There doesn't seem to be any strong enough reason to back up how she is acting. Makes no sense.
2.Ji Woo and Seung Yoon - strange. Seung Yoon acting like a guy makes all the hand holding even more wierd..(the other team members do acknowledge it as wierd, so that's some consolation there)
3.A company that manages a music band, and idol + 1(In Young) and another 8 junior singers is run by 3 people- a President, a Team Leader, and another secretary sort of guy. Is that feasible really?
1.What exactly is 'Team Leader' Han's issue with M2 juniors? Why is she the underhanded bitch to them while at the same time trying to act cute with President Jang?
What does she stand to lose if Woo Hyun leaves or not anyway?..
It can't be about the company- President Jang and M2juniors are part of the company, and she's acting out against them both.
If it's about her career- isn't she already very much in demand?
There doesn't seem to be any strong enough reason to back up how she is acting. Makes no sense.
2.Ji Woo and Seung Yoon - strange. Seung Yoon acting like a guy makes all the hand holding even more wierd..(the other team members do acknowledge it as wierd, so that's some consolation there)
3.A company that manages a music band, and idol + 1(In Young) and another 8 junior singers is run by 3 people- a President, a Team Leader, and another secretary sort of guy. Is that feasible really?
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Warrior Baek Dong Soo Episode 29
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They should have ended the series with ep 28 instead of leaving us with such a dis-satifactory ending in ep 29. Basically, the only event happening in this episode is killing off Yeo Woon, followed by sudden focus on romances to give the "happily ever after" feel. And it just feels ridiculous, because the pain of Yeo Woon is still so fresh on our minds, How can the characters be so joyful and go on as if everything is perfect?
I had read beforehand that Yeo Woon will be killed off in the last episode, and though I wasn't the biggest Yeo Woon fan throughout, by the end of Ep 28 I was dreading it and I put off watching the last episode as much as I could. When I did watch it, I really don't know what to think.
Why would any one want to chop off a main lead character using other main characters in the very last bit of the drama? Why were so many misunderstandings placed NOW?
Here's what the last episode left me with:
-Feeling sorry and sad for Yeo Woon, for having to live such an unlucky and hard life, and being misunderstood on top of that.
-Angry at Cho Rip. Was there always such a selfish person under the timid face?
-Dissatisfied with Prince Heir. When did he become so revengeful?
-A bit irked at Dong Soo. After everything, does he still doubt Yeo Woon's intentions?
-And most importantly, What about ALL the talk about making your own destiny. Why does it not work for Yeo Woon alone??
To reiterate, I think - it was a very unnecessary killing of a character who had been developed thus far as strongly as Dong Soo.
Nothing that happens in the final episode is necessary or adds anything to the characters. If you wish to leave the drama on a positive note, better to leave it at ep 28.
I had read beforehand that Yeo Woon will be killed off in the last episode, and though I wasn't the biggest Yeo Woon fan throughout, by the end of Ep 28 I was dreading it and I put off watching the last episode as much as I could. When I did watch it, I really don't know what to think.
Why would any one want to chop off a main lead character using other main characters in the very last bit of the drama? Why were so many misunderstandings placed NOW?
Here's what the last episode left me with:
-Feeling sorry and sad for Yeo Woon, for having to live such an unlucky and hard life, and being misunderstood on top of that.
-Angry at Cho Rip. Was there always such a selfish person under the timid face?
-Dissatisfied with Prince Heir. When did he become so revengeful?
-A bit irked at Dong Soo. After everything, does he still doubt Yeo Woon's intentions?
-And most importantly, What about ALL the talk about making your own destiny. Why does it not work for Yeo Woon alone??
To reiterate, I think - it was a very unnecessary killing of a character who had been developed thus far as strongly as Dong Soo.
Nothing that happens in the final episode is necessary or adds anything to the characters. If you wish to leave the drama on a positive note, better to leave it at ep 28.
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