In the end, it depends on the director's mood, whether the ending is good or bad, and the power of life and death is in his/her hands.
That's it
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Korean drama mode
Deanna 2022-03-22 09:02:05
In all Korean dramas, there is basically no escape pattern. Either the hero is very handsome and the heroine has a tragic life experience, or the heroine is beautiful and rich, and the man is very ordinary. When encounters, conflicts or accidents occur, they begin to intersect with each other. , and then the family objected, otherwise there would be another accident, and it would not be smooth sailing anyway.
In the end, it depends on the director's mood, whether the ending is good or bad, and the power of life and death is in his/her hands.
That's it
In the end, it depends on the director's mood, whether the ending is good or bad, and the power of life and death is in his/her hands.
That's it
Extended Reading
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[after Kyun-woo reads one of The Girl's screenplays]
Kyun-woo: They have to kiss in the end.
The Girl: This isn't a melodrama. It's an action movie.
Kyun-woo: You don't know movies. Koreans like melodramas.
The Girl: Why?
Kyun-woo: Know what novel touched us when we were teenagers? 'Shower' by Hwang Sun-won. It shaped our people's sensibility in their teens. Koreans like sad movies all because of 'Shower.'
The Girl: 'Shower'? What's sad about it?
Kyun-woo: It's sad when she asked to be buried in the clothes reminiscent of her love. I couldn't sleep for one week.
The Girl: The ending sucks. Gotta change it.
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Kyun-woo: With other guys, try to surrender even for just once, not try to win.