It can be easy to condemn South Korean entertainment due to some crazy stuff that happened. It's not like as if the Filipino entertainment atmosphere is SO PURE EITHER! I watched this video of Liza Soberano in South Korea. Some say she resembles half-white, half-Korean actress Nancy McDonnie. I see the resemblance BUT I think she looks closer to Japanese actress Meisa Kuroki -- an actress I said, "Risa Hontivirus ikaw ba yan?"
It's easy to blame the actress over poor performance in teleseryes. However, there are times when OA is basically SCRIPTED OA. I had issues with the way Liza talked during her interview for Trese. Was Liza encouraged to talk in such a way? I found it irritating to the point I actually SKIPPED IT. However, I watched Liza's VLog Liza in Korea and found a much different Liza. It's like, "Risa esta Liza ikaw ba yan?"
It's nice to know that Liza's gone beyond those Legacy Virus Days. It was easy to bash ABiaS-CBN actors over what they did. Liza even joined Eric Nam's program Stop N' Snack. Liza may have outgrown her OA days. Liza may have experienced a SYSTEMATIC CHANGE in her life. Liza may have learned to do better when she met the people she admired. I noticed how Liza doesn't talk in the same irritating way she does in previous videos. It's refreshing to see Liza act more natural than OA in her South Korea trip.
Hopefully, ABiaS-CBN will stop being so anti-reform. The current 1987 Constipation of the Philippines caused them to lose their franchise. ABiaS-CBN could've greatly benefited from those reforms. Think about how ABiaS-CBN could've benefited from faster Internet thanks to more providers. Instead, people still support the Failipino First Policy. The Philippines failed becuase of the Failipino First Policy.
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