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Mixed Reactions to BLACKPINK's Jisoo in Netflix's 'Monthly Boyfriend': A Global Perspective
Yoo Ye-ji from TenAsia delves into the future of the entertainment industry and its impact.
Domestic viewers have been relatively critical. Following her performances in JTBC's 'Snowdrop', Coupang Play's 'Newtopia', and the film 'Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint', Jisoo's vocal delivery and diction have once again come under scrutiny. Korean audiences, who directly understand the language, seem to be more sensitive to her pronunciation and delivery.
In contrast, international audiences have been more favorable. As they primarily consume the content with subtitles, issues with Jisoo's pronunciation and diction are less noticeable. Instead, they focus on the character's charm and the overall visual appeal.
With such mixed reviews, there is potential for Jisoo's acting skills to grow. However, as she enters her sixth year as an actress, it is time for her to demonstrate stability in delivering lines and expressing a range of emotions. Domestic audiences, in particular, expect natural expressions, vocal delivery, and nuanced emotional portrayal from actors. Amidst these varied evaluations, there is keen interest in how Jisoo will evolve and challenge herself in future projects.
Yoo Ye-ji, TenAsia Reporter ryuperstar@tenasia.co.kr