My, how sharp. I normally murdered your mother, or what? So immediately on the knives with me? Oh, why? And it didn't occur to you that having no production photos, no trailer, just nothing, I couldn't imagine it? Really everything is for you in the criteria of “either you idolize or hate”? There really isn't a zone in you where a person can judge the quality of a production because of the production and not whether a famous actor plays there? I couldn't imagine Tsui Hark making this movie and in your eyes this is a crime? Oh, sensitive being, I dread to think what will happen when your parents stop supporting you and you have to enter the adult world, where people don't play to adore or hate actors, only to the quality of the production. But that's not my problem :)
Make up your mind! You say "I watched the trailer in very good and in very bad quality" but you also say that…
My dear, before you start accusing me of anything, educate yourself in the area of film culture, maybe do a little reaserch, and only then throw accusations. If you think that comparing Xiao Zhan to Marlon Brando is an insult to XZ, you'd better think about what you're saying and don't make an idiot of yourself.
And as for special effects, do you mean practical effects or CGI? Because if you claim that it has less CGI than other productions, then wait for the whole movie and only then comment, because it may turn out that there is more than you think :)
And anyway, why write warnings when there will still be a group of oversensitive people who have no idea what they are offended about, but get offended because it is in fashion. Well, such times.
If even the slightest criticism of the film/trailer offends you, for your own good don't read my comment.
For such a high-profile and supposedly prestigious production, I hoped that there would be no clumsy CGI, but there is, unfortunately. I watched the trailer in very good and in very bad quality and there are scenes where you can see the shoddiness. But there are also scenes that are very pleasing to the eye. In general, my biggest problem is Xiao Zhan, because his acting style is too far from that present in Chinese productions. He is like Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire.
I'm thinking about to watch this drama, but I'm not sure yet.Can someone please let me know, what this drama is…
I watched the first few episodes and it didn't click with me. The drama is about a police officer who has been drugged, loses his gun and becomes the heir to his friend who betrayed him in high school and has now committed suicide/has been murdered - the investigation is supposed to show this. Despite my great sympathy for Ji Sung, I found his character antipathetic from the beginning and disliked him more with each episode. There was no one here whom I had even the slightest sympathy for. That's why I dropped it. I came across this forum because the drama has high ratings and I was wondering if it might be worth it after all, but I'm unlikely to wach it. My problem is that ML does everything wrong. I don't like cops who are cowards and can't take responsibility for their actions, and that's the kind of cop our ML is in the first episodes. Whether he has changed, I don't know, I don't care. But since the ratings are so high, maybe you should try a few episodes and judge for yourself?
This drama was different and an interesting watch. It did keep me guessing, that's for sure! Enjoyed it and don't…
Because people have different tastes and see things differently when watching something. One person may see a brilliant script, another will giggle at its naiveté, all the plot holes and convenient coincidences, and yet another will be annoyed by them. Some pay attention to the artistry of the actors, others are all the same, or they like the actor/actress so much that they don't notice their mistakes or just laziness. For some, the character will be written well and intriguing, for others it will be another generic ML. This is true of any production, and it doesn't mean that someone has bad taste and someone else has good taste, it's just that these tastes are different and both parties, both likes and dislikes of a drama, have the right to express their opinion through stars, comments, etc. So if you like a drama and others don't, don't worry about it. Surely there are dramas that you think are terrible, and there were people who praised it a lot and wondered why such a low rating. And if you haven't had such a situation yet - I assure you that there will be :)
Did you watch the second part? Most of what you mentioned happens in the second part. The FL is young and the…
This drama happened a long time ago for me. Forgive me for not remembering exactly what I felt, thought and what expectations I had for the drama, which I judged based on impressions on the fly and had no more interest in. Sorry, I can't help you. So I'll just say in very general terms that yes, probably expectations and disappointment had a big impact on my rating. I always expect a good script, good execution and good entertainment. If I don't get that, I don't hesitate to be critical. If viewers always only praise, the quality of productions will go down, not up, because producers will think that the viewer is not demanding. I am. I didn't rate the drama at 1/10, which is to say that I recognize its visual value and there were probably a few interesting scenes, but apparently not enough for me. This drama tired me instead of entertaining me, bored me instead of interesting me, if I expected to be entertained, I actually rated it in terms of my disappointed expectations.
Not for me. On the contrary, it gets worse. I appreciate the idea, I really do, but there is so much energy in this drama that I fell asleep on every episode. Sure, it's just my personal feelings, but I really sleep very well on it.
He got at least two awards, one for best actor, the other for best couple as.... Ahn Yu Na together with Oppa. Viki-type sites should have info on this, and there's even a cute video on YT of the awards presentation and the famous “Oppaaaa!” You don't even need to do an advanced search to find out such information, just type in Google :)
By the way, there is no such thing as Oh Ri. There is Oh Ri Jin, or Ri Jin. Koreans do not use the form where there is a last name and one syllable of the first name. Let me explain, Oh is the last name, Ri Jin is the first name. And it is the name of the character, not the actress.
Ha, ha, ha, ha :) This is the first time I've seen a review that doesn't say what's cool about a drama, just “let's protect the actors from haters.” I'm afraid that someone here doesn't understand what a review is about and it is an evaluation of a drama: its script and the quality of its execution. A review that involves hating honest and factual criticism, albeit negative, is not a review, it's hate aimed at the critic. Somehow, I don't see that you care about my feelings and whether I'll accidentally get depressed and try to hurt myself through your negative words, because unlike Korean actors, I read the comments on this site. Not only do you have double standards by treating Korean actors like precious flowers and other people like trash, but you can't even find one positive in this drama to recommend it to others.
And as for special effects, do you mean practical effects or CGI? Because if you claim that it has less CGI than other productions, then wait for the whole movie and only then comment, because it may turn out that there is more than you think :)
And anyway, why write warnings when there will still be a group of oversensitive people who have no idea what they are offended about, but get offended because it is in fashion. Well, such times.
For such a high-profile and supposedly prestigious production, I hoped that there would be no clumsy CGI, but there is, unfortunately. I watched the trailer in very good and in very bad quality and there are scenes where you can see the shoddiness. But there are also scenes that are very pleasing to the eye. In general, my biggest problem is Xiao Zhan, because his acting style is too far from that present in Chinese productions. He is like Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire.
By the way, there is no such thing as Oh Ri. There is Oh Ri Jin, or Ri Jin. Koreans do not use the form where there is a last name and one syllable of the first name. Let me explain, Oh is the last name, Ri Jin is the first name. And it is the name of the character, not the actress.