I understand, I thought the same as you at first, but the FL is going to get revenge for the way he treated her. That’s exactly why afterward we don’t think about it anymore, because she’s going to whip him until he bleeds 50 times.
I don’t agree with you. The acting is terrible, and the script feels recycled with nothing new. The dialogue…
But you’re forgetting that the reasons for dropping a drama are just as valid and deserve to be heard. I’ve dropped plenty of dramas even after watching more than half of them, so are you saying my opinion only matters if I finish everything? That doesn’t make sense be logical.
The main reason I dropped this one is the acting; it’s too overdone and pulls me out of the immersion. I can’t enjoy a drama when I’m constantly aware that the actress is performing instead of fully embodying the character.
There are plenty of good rom-coms like What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim or Oh My Venus, where I had no issue because both the acting and the dialogue were solid. Here, I find it empty and flat, and that’s a completely valid criticism.
I’m not going to argue with people who enjoyed it they have every right to like it. And it seems like you’re the only one not accepting my opinion, probably because you like the drama. That’s your right, just like it’s mine to disagree, so please respect that.
I’m never against criticism, and I never will be. But this drama is definitely not a one, two or even three-star…
I don’t agree with you. The acting is terrible, and the script feels recycled with nothing new. The dialogue is flat, there is no chemistry, and when nothing works overall, what more am I supposed to give? The artistic direction is good, but that’s not enough to save the drama for me.
It’s frustrating to see haters sabotaging the ratings with 1, 2 or 3-star reviews.
So, in your view, there should only be positive opinions? People aren’t allowed to give feedback even when it’s well argued? You might want to grow up a bit, this is really embarrassing.
you’ve left 2 negative reviews for what reason?? 12 out of 12 episodes watched?? how when only 6 episodes were…
Three episodes are enough to judge someone’s acting. If the performance remains the same over that time, there’s no real reason to expect it to improve later. I don’t see any chemistry, and I don’t plan on wasting my time.
I’m entitled to my opinion, and my criticism is completely valid. If you can’t accept that, that’s your issue.
You’re free to like the drama, but I’m also free to express my view without holding back.
And if you don’t like it, just scroll past no one is forcing you to agree with me.
Yeah to much hate for the male lead, honestly the problem is with both of them, one is overacting and the other…
No, she doesn’t really immerse herself in her character. When you’ve watched a lot of dramas, it’s obvious that her acting isn’t very convincing. I have no issue with “brat” characters for example, Seo Ye-ji plays this type of role very naturally, it never feels forced. But with IU, it’s different: her acting feels stiff, sometimes even awkward, and her facial expressions seem quite frozen. She doesn’t convey much emotion, and her performance comes across as overly theatrical.
You found IU's acting in WLGYT artificial too?Her "artificial" acting is part of her character's persona…
I also dropped WLGYT because of her acting: she overacts in her reactions, which completely took me out of the immersion… and yet, I actually really like her as a singer. I’m still thinking about giving My Master a chance, since I’ve been told it’s her best role.
In any case, I’m sure of one thing: Perfect Crown is, for me, her worst drama.
It’s clearly topping the charts because of its looks…
There’s no real depth to it the dialogue feels empty, and everything is carried almost entirely by the visuals. Honestly, the drama feels aimed at a very young audience, and I say that quite literally. It’s cliché after cliché from beginning to end.
I’ve seen people criticising the male lead’s acting, but for me it’s actually IU who stands out in a negative way. I find her performances consistently underwhelming across her dramas. It often comes across as overacted and artificial, like she’s consciously “performing” a character rather than truly embodying one, which makes it difficult to stay engaged.
In my opinion, she relies heavily on clichés, and I’ve never really felt any chemistry between her and her male co-stars. On top of that, she’s often cast as unpleasant or unlikeable characters, which doesn’t really help change that impression.
I like IU as a singer, but personally I don’t think she’s very strong as an actress. In most of the dramas I’ve seen, she often plays rather condescending or unlikeable characters (such as in Hotel Del Luna, among others). The issue, in my opinion, is that her performances tend to feel a bit overacted and unnatural. Even her facial expressions sometimes come across as exaggerated, which makes it hard for me to fully enjoy her acting.
The rating really isn’t representative, and it’s getting tiring to see dramas being overrated just because the actors are young and attractive… while, at the same time, there are much more compelling shows out there with excellent acting and genuinely engaging storylines.
The main reason I dropped this one is the acting; it’s too overdone and pulls me out of the immersion. I can’t enjoy a drama when I’m constantly aware that the actress is performing instead of fully embodying the character.
There are plenty of good rom-coms like What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim or Oh My Venus, where I had no issue because both the acting and the dialogue were solid. Here, I find it empty and flat, and that’s a completely valid criticism.
I’m not going to argue with people who enjoyed it they have every right to like it. And it seems like you’re the only one not accepting my opinion, probably because you like the drama. That’s your right, just like it’s mine to disagree, so please respect that.
I’m entitled to my opinion, and my criticism is completely valid. If you can’t accept that, that’s your issue.
You’re free to like the drama, but I’m also free to express my view without holding back.
And if you don’t like it, just scroll past no one is forcing you to agree with me.
In any case, I’m sure of one thing: Perfect Crown is, for me, her worst drama.
There’s no real depth to it the dialogue feels empty, and everything is carried almost entirely by the visuals. Honestly, the drama feels aimed at a very young audience, and I say that quite literally. It’s cliché after cliché from beginning to end.
I’ve seen people criticising the male lead’s acting, but for me it’s actually IU who stands out in a negative way. I find her performances consistently underwhelming across her dramas. It often comes across as overacted and artificial, like she’s consciously “performing” a character rather than truly embodying one, which makes it difficult to stay engaged.
In my opinion, she relies heavily on clichés, and I’ve never really felt any chemistry between her and her male co-stars. On top of that, she’s often cast as unpleasant or unlikeable characters, which doesn’t really help change that impression.