He changes to black hair with brown highlights after a few episodes, if that makes a difference for you.
No no, it's not about trendy, he and his friends are made to become guinea pigs for his mother's hairdressing salon as she tries out new things and new brands. One friend becomes red, the other is green, the apprentice gets a perm etc. But the ones who will go to school change back soon because in Korean schools those things are not allowed (rightly so in my opinion).
I know it was many episodes ago, but I started it binge-watching it only the last few days They went and bought a huge mattress that during the trip in the truck comfortably fit them both lying down with distance between them and a lot of extra length under their feet; but when the mattress was put on his single bed it became tiny.
I started reading the book and now I have to drop the series. This adaptation completely baffles me. I can see…
I believe it's best not to compare the original source and the drama/film. It's a different product and should be judged independently. For that reason I avoid reading the book before watched the drama or film - if I haven't read it already. I think the series is not any masterpiece but very well-done and gives me a lovely, soothing feeling. Maybe they should have given it a different title if it's so far away from the original as you say? However it has its own merits.
it's okay, I mean the 1-4 episode is a bit boring, but they make up for it in the next episode, it's excellent.
That's a problem for me, because I usually give a drama maximum 4 episodes' time to decide if continuing if dropping. After all, in a 16-ep drama, it's 25% and if it's a 12-ep drama, it's one third. One would expect them to get it right by then.
Ah, yes, I remember. Well for them dark is probably considered unusual/scary, so it's appropriate from the point of view of their culture. Although she, being born and raised on the island, should have seen many sailors and land labourers who would be tanned. So from that point of view it wasn't that realistic.
don't understand the need to constantly point out how tanned and "dark" the ML isit's greatly offensive…
Why is it offensive? He was much more tanned than the usual male leads, and it makes sense because works in the sun all day. His friend got tanned as well after a few days on the island.
now he is father for two boys ^^ and NO he didn't quit acting but he take a loooong vacation
It's been six years. Truly since he got married his dramas were all flops. Chef Moon made me want to slap the writer and director until they're black and blue. No great kissing either in his love scenes - probably because of the fact that he's married - which is a pity, given his past exploits in this field. I hope he finds a good script in the near future.
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But the ones who will go to school change back soon because in Korean schools those things are not allowed (rightly so in my opinion).
They went and bought a huge mattress that during the trip in the truck comfortably fit them both lying down with distance between them and a lot of extra length under their feet; but when the mattress was put on his single bed it became tiny.
I think the series is not any masterpiece but very well-done and gives me a lovely, soothing feeling. Maybe they should have given it a different title if it's so far away from the original as you say? However it has its own merits.
Although she, being born and raised on the island, should have seen many sailors and land labourers who would be tanned. So from that point of view it wasn't that realistic.
No great kissing either in his love scenes - probably because of the fact that he's married - which is a pity, given his past exploits in this field.
I hope he finds a good script in the near future.