Ryuzaki

whc 2 was the biggest downfall i ever seen, it was absolute dogshit compared to the hype it got. even if i were to forget that this was based on weak hero (manhwa), it was still hella bad if only to be conceived as a sequel to whc 1.

ngl the hatred is actually really getting to me but i'm glad to know that some people still got the capability to read and also got good taste.

couldn't agree more with you. i'm tired of seeing all the hatred from these actor's fans too. one comment i read was like "f your novel, we ain't gonna read nothing, and soon gonna watch this film." and if we express our disappointment on it, we're termed as the toxic novel fans.

she wanted to be in a delusion. i just helped her dive deeper into it. is it my job as an orv fan to get her out of it?

p.s. in simple words, i was being somewhat sarcastic <3.

to the people who say that Sing Shong is the one who asked their fans to rate the film a 1, please, i would really like to know your source for such information. even in their interview for the film that i read, they couldn't say a single negative thing about the film and to slander them like that, your consciousness baffles me. to make up such bullshit, seriously i can say a lot of things about the actors too since this seems to be coming from the fans of the actors but i seriously wouldn't, i don't make up random bullshits just to satisfy my own ego.

just open the profile of the user you want to block, hover over the add friend option and there'll be the block user option there. if you block someone, i think their comments won't show up to you.

Thanks for the explanation! I got it now.

yeah, i just saw the fans of the actors in comments here claiming that this is the #1 film in korea and i don't really know a lot about how much they need to make or what really constitutes as a successful film in terms of box office. my mistake for not actually making sure about it and just commenting. but yeah in terms of a second film in ORV's name, once is enough ig, i don't need to see any more of this either.

it seems to be doing good at the theatres because of the fans of the actors ig. and it looks like they care more about making money than actually make it a faithful adaptation. so, they probably would make another film as long as those fans don't care about the original and just wanna see their favorites in any shape or form whatsoever. i really do hope that doesn't happen but it probably will ig.

you're so real for cancelling the order of the physical book. this movie is already perfect as is and nobody needs to read that long ass novel about the ugly squid to understand this masterpiece of a film.

i'm among those very few guys who have probably got the same thinking as you in this regard of japanese adaptations of manga, they do make some really good adaptations ngl.

yeah! i understood that much about SBR getting an anime adaptation. i actually thought you were giving example of it as something which doesn't need a live-action adaptation and since i hadn't read it enough of it to be able to give a judgment on whether it's actually adaptable in live-action media, that's why i said i was unsure if it's compatible with live-action medium in general.

I've only read part 1 of JoJo and I don't remember it, but I don't think I finished even part 1, so no idea about how compatible JoJo is with live-action media, but they should definitely keep their hands off Vagabond, I definitely don't want that, hell not even a single person who has read Vagabond would want that.

here is the article for the author's interview i found:
https://imnews.imbc.com/original/mbig/6739029_29041.html

[edit] found an organic translation for this article:
https://www.reddit.com/r/OmniscientReader/comments/1m87gnf/singnsong_interview_about_the_movie/

there's an interview of the author where they've said that they only visited the set once, so that actually does tell that they had no involvement as far as to the making of the film and just had to put their trust in the director kim byung woo.

here's the article if you wanna read:
https://imnews.imbc.com/original/mbig/6739029_29041.html

[edit] found an organic translation for this article:
https://www.reddit.com/r/OmniscientReader/comments/1m87gnf/singnsong_interview_about_the_movie/

at least something good came of it ig. i was actually sad about the news of it's cancellation since i had recently gotten into it but if i were to look at this way, it's definitely better that it got cancelled rather than being butchered.

haven't watched that drama, so i'm unaware if it's a reference to it.
from what i understand, you seem to be referring to the last line that was basically sarcasm meant for the people that were calling out the review bombing happening here whereas the state mdl is in and the very "non-toxic" user base of it, review bombing has always happened on mdl and this is not the first case of it.
p.s. i might've misunderstood your comment completely ngl

it's pretty easy to guess if a review is authentic when you actually read it but these people just wanna go ahead and look in the wrong place just to say that this is review bombing. like this is the first time review bombing has ever happened on mdl.

nah! you're actually wrong about this since the film's title is OWV (Omniscient Watcher's Viewpoint) and not ORV (Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint), so the author is very wrong to say people to read it. it is definitely his fault and he should apologize for it.

p.s. i made it very obvious this time around but still for people who have trouble understanding things, this is again a sarcastic comment and i'm not being serious.

edit: since i've explained the part about reading ORV, i think i should explain the part about the fyi that i gave to this user named "x-Auren-x", the user basically states that the reason that Sing Shong, the author of the webnovel said people to read the film is because they wanted to promote the manhwa. now i explained to the user that the source material for this film is not the manhwa, but rather the webnovel. the manhwa is just an adaptation of the webnovel just like this film, rather than understanding what i meant by it, the user simply got triggered by it. for example, if i were to say about the upcoming anime of ORV that the author would get good publicity from this anime for their film, that would be very wrong considering that's not their creation to begin with, it's only a licensed adaptation much like the manhwa.

It's not the actors people are having a problem with, but the deviances from the original is what's making people agitated. Now that the early reviews are out, most of the earlier suspicions about this film changing major plotlines, character personalities and a bunch of other things have been confirmed. And most of the early reviews have called this film to be a thing of its own for how much it deviates and even looking at it as a separate entity doesn't make this film any better. So that's what all of this madness is.