He almost feels like an industry plant at this point. They're really pushing him hard. I thought he was quite underwhelming in Hierarchy, Tale of Lady Ok and even his small role in Trauma Code. Especially in Lady Ok he could not hold his own with the rest of the main cast at all, in my opinion.
If filming is starting next month already, I would imagine RJY and Hong Kyung have accepted, even if their agencies said they're still reviewing the offers. Hoping for confirmation soon, would be a great duo!
Matthew is a cosmetics CEO who'd obviously know how to protect himself with SPF and the big hat you literally…
Except there are several other ways to have insomnia manifest itself without resorting to that. Most viewers don't want to watch characters in "ugly" makeup because they don't watch romcoms for realism.
Matthew Lee is a farmer with perfect skin and Dam Ye Jin has chronic, severe insomnia but looks like she sleeps…
Matthew is a cosmetics CEO who'd obviously know how to protect himself with SPF and the big hat you literally see him wearing in the promotional material. What did you want them to do with Ye-jin? Draw big cartoon-y circles under her eyes? Watch a documentary if you want realism.
After the first 4 episodes, I can evaluate this drama like this: a golden shell on the outside, but emptiness…
If you can't see the depth of hurt under the veneer for both ML and FL here, you should probably not be watching dramas, and much less share your empty opinions on them.
What a moron. Apparently AI shouldn't be properly regulated in the business like everything else because it's, ah, "impossible to stop the future". Oh to be able to cruise through life on looks alone.
well okay, but not every love triangle is like that, so...?
Well, we can already tell from the character chart that he is half-siblings with another character, so that clearly suggests more material.
Also considering he runs a cosmetics company and ML produces raw materials for cosmetics, I wouldn't be surprised if they end up collaborating in the end.
did anyone else find a dumb how they made him stand up and just stand there and look at her when their car just…
Felt like an obvious freeze frame before cutting to credits. When they show the full scene at the start of episode 5 it will likely show him moving more quickly. Very common editing choice.
It did really poorly on Korean TV with just 2.2% for its premiere, the lowest for a JTBC drama premiere in that time slot for years, I think. The rating also went down as the episode progressed, suggesting that people tuned out during the airing. But online reception seems positive. Maybe it can surprise on Netflix.
New ratings record for episode 4 with 11.1% on MBC! Highest rating for a Friday-Saturday drama this early in its run, I believe. Add to that the success on Disney+ and it's clear this is a hugely popular hit!
The problem isn’t the choice of show, yes there are other shows to watch. The problem is that some fans of an…
And "just discussing their preferences" kind of ignores how tiring it is for everyone else to see comment sections hi-jacked by people whining about a trope we don't know how will play out in a drama that hasn't aired.
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Also considering he runs a cosmetics company and ML produces raw materials for cosmetics, I wouldn't be surprised if they end up collaborating in the end.