Oh No! Here Comes Trouble ep 12
Completely satisfied with this show and definitely expect to watch it again.
Okay, spoilers for the series follow so don't read if you haven't watched the whole thing.
The good
Script, story, characters, acting, comedy, direction, cinematography. Basically everything.
Unclear/didn't understand
I didn't get the bit with the security guard and his accuser. I thought it was setting up another obsession but it just happened, then they went back to it with a repeat of the action. Will rewatch to see if I missed something (was interrupted several times (grumble) so this very well could just be me).
Could've been better
CGI was pretty good in general though the closeup paper bits landing were a little, oh, procedural vs. natural. The big plane crash (the full scene) wasn't quite as convincing as I would have liked but I get that budget isn't infinite and this kind of work is expensive. (Heck, big budget movies often have less convincing CGI than this series.)
Subtitles often were a bit fleeting (the English ones) especially when there was a short line. Dear subtitle team: love your work but please remember that we are switching between watching the action and reading so we have to spend time on both; it's not the same as listening to dialog and watching simultaneously. I had to rewind quite a few times because I wasnn't sure what had been said because I took my eyes off the titles for a moment and missed something.
Things I loved
The writing was terrific. Not one of the obsessions played out like you might have expected. Twists every time!
Every. single. one. of the actors were good. Every one of the minor roles was done well. The actor playing the OLD WOMAN was brilliant, made more effective by a great costume, hair, the smoking (lighting a wet butt was a genius touch). Traffic boulder man was perfectly menacing.
Guang Yan's reaction to being pulled away from Yi Yong by Li Song was devastating and perfect; Cian You nailed it.
The scene where Yi Yong and Bao Sheng are talking in the hospital after Yi Yong wakes up was economically written and acted. Scenes like this are often overloaded with exposition or overdone by the actors/directors. They didn't even say that Ren Xiu had died; the acting did it all. Cheryl Yang seemed effortless in all her parts, whether doing comedy or badassery.
Another example of beautiful spareness in writing and directing was when Yi Yong went to the (graveyard? mausoleum?). We don't know where he's going in the taxi, the taxi driver just gets out (sensitive!) and Yi Yong's sobbing is perhaps all the more heartbreaking because it was shot from outside the taxi.
The first balcony scene with Ren Xiu and Yi Yong was another example of terrific writing. We got introduced to Ren Xiu's character and the real nature of his relationship with his son in such a short time, yet you learned enough to care about him. The second balcony scene was beautifully acted by both men, and the necessary tonal shifts were slow and delicate enough to keep the viewer in the moment.
Loved the ending. Wake up, hear yet another plea for help, roll eyes, roll credits. That said, Yi Yong losing another couple of years to a coma? UNFAIR.
Side notes
Jing Hua actually spent time to learn calligraphy in more depth. I assume (as someone who doesn't read it) that he had to be convincing enough to make Chinese viewers believe in his expertise. Role reversal: in one of the behind the scenes videos, Cian You gives Jing Hua a cartoon of him that he said that he had drawn.
Conclusion: 🎖️ Absolutely recommended. Run, do not walk to your preferred IQIYI access.
Going to re-watch and think about this some more.
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Secrets in the Hot Spring
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Secrets in the Hot Spring (2018, Taiwan)
Director & Writer: Lin Kuan Hui
Mini-review:
I loved Oh No! Here Comes Trouble so much that I looked up creator Lin Kuan Hui right away, and that's what brought me to this movie. Unfortunately, I can't say I feel the same way about it. Sure, it has quite a few funny moments and manages to be surprising from time to time, but overall it fell flat for me. I don't know, I guess I went in with too many expectations. All in all, Secrets in the Hot Spring is an average horror-comedy that tends to forget about the first part of its subgenre.
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What’s that sound?
Actually, we have a door. His foot has been injured before, so it’s dangerous for him to take the stairs.
#not yiyong and guangyan exposing themselves in broad daylight
Oh No! Here Comes Trouble 不良執念清除師
2023, dir. Lin Kuan Hui.
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space for good memories | By Nevi Ayu E.
Dialogue taken from Taiwanese drama Oh No! Here Comes Trouble (2023), episode 7, written by Lin Kuan Hui.
八年射間 一定很多开心的事吧 但为什么我们只会记得 最后最痛苦的东西呢
Pu Yiyong then talks about the bus accident and how he feels that it was all his fault. So, he said he won't forgive himself and that the man shouldn't too, but still always remember all the good memories with his son.
但不要只是装着罪恶感 尽量留点空间 给其他好的回忆吧
(Translations of the "don't load yourself up with guilt" part, especially, are just my opinion, who cannot Chinese lol. Iqiyi's was don't pretend to be guilty, google trans was don't feign guilt, but I found 装着 on line dict was "loaded up" and felt it suits the next sentence which is "leave room" for the good memories. Lol at me writing an essay, whatever, take this with a grain of salt!)
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NAKU 🫵
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Oh No! Here Comes Trouble
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Oh No! Here Comes Trouble (2023, Taiwan)
Director, Writer & Creator: Lin Kuan Hui
Mini-review:
I don't know why I put off watching this for so long, cause it's really good. It includes so much stuff that I love: laugh-out-loud comedy, heartbreaking stories, supernatural elements and, most of all, a bunch of characters that burrow their way into your heart. The dynamic they share, specially between Yiyong and Guangyan, is incredibly fun. I feel like I could spend hours and hours watching them doing whatever together. And that's exactly what puts this drama miles ahead of other similarly supernatural-themed stories: the character writing is so damn good that you don't even care about the show's flaws, like the weak CGI. It certainly helps that the entire cast does a fantastic job, with Tseng Jing Hua giving a particularly unforgettable perfomance as the main character. Oh No! Here Comes Trouble is exactly what I needed right now, and I hope we get to see these characters again in the future.
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(same anon as before) i'm also only partway through, and i feel like he has a lot of great moments oof.... i was in absolute stiches though when his mom and him were walking away from Cao Guangyan & pop and he kept turning around to scowl at him while his mom tried to make him stop. i don't know why that scene was so funny. feral cat behaviour <3 actually he and his mom are both so good, and such a great duo. unhinged mother and child, i love them
man, i remember starting secrets of the hotspring at some point, but i wasn't paying too much attention either. knowing they're by the same person(?), i might need to go back to that too. the writing on this show took me by surprise!!
goSH YEAH his ma! i always thought the actress was good, but she really takes it away in this role. their dynamic is really fun to watch - it's always nice to see a parent-child relationship that feels like friends.
the glaring / staring contests that guanyan and yiyong have... homoerotic tension lmaooo they're so silly
i can't watch horror usually; SotHS was more comedy than horror despite genuinely being spooky the first time through - i genuinely enjoyed watching it both times.
i think what i love about these shows is that underneath all the horror elements and the funny, the core of it is facing your grief and holding onto the bonds you have with the living now (thank you lin kuan-hui).
please let me know your thoughts if you do watch the movie! it's kind of goofy but entertaining, haha
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