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Another Attempted Whitewash by the Korean Film Industry

Looks like the Korean film industry is now trying to whitewash Ji Chang-Wook's disgraceful performance in "The Scandal." Reminds me of their efforts to resurrect the good-boy image of that even bigger dirtbag, KSH. Ji Chang-Wook must have believed that his romantic K-idol reputation was bulletproof when he chose to accept the role of a Korean sleezeball by highlighting his talents as an up-and-coming K-porn star. I will never again be able to watch any performance by Ji Chang-Wook (which I am unlikely ever again to do) without recalling those disgusting images with Nana from "The Scandal."

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u/tjwebecon — 10 days ago

Spooky in Love did not disappoint

I just finished watching episodes 11 & 12 of SIL. Although not Park Eun-bin’s best work, it held my attention until the very end. More importantly, it did not disappoint in the sense that it avoided the seemingly current popular temptation of transforming a K-Drama into borderline K-Porn, as was certainly the case between GYJ and KSH at the end of CTLBT.

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u/tjwebecon — 2 months ago

Spooky in Love did not disappoint

I just finished watching episodes 11 & 12 of SIL. Although not Park Eun-bin’s best work, it held my attention until the very end. More importantly, it did not disappoint in the sense that it avoided the seemingly current popular temptation of transforming a K-Drama into borderline K-Porn, as was certainly the case between GYJ and KSH at the end of CTLBT.

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u/tjwebecon — 2 months ago