We laughed: Emily and Mindy had us laughing all the way to beautiful Paris with Emily in Paris, this year’s most popular comedy in Singapore. Romance viewing on Netflix Singapore in 2020 increased by more than 200% compared to 2019. It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, Love, Guaranteed, Was it Love?, Operation Christmas Drop and My Holo Love were other popular titles that kept us in love. We stayed up all night thinking about the intense love triangle in Start-Up. Sequels ruled our hearts as we enjoyed The Kissing Booth 2, The Princess Switch: Switched Again and To All The Boys P.S. We fell in love… hard: We felt all the feelings with the Golden Globe nominee Crazy Rich Asians, making it the most popular romantic title on Netflix Singapore this year. Other popular k-dramas include The World of the Married, Mystic Pop-up Bar, Was it Love?, Record of Youth, Extracurricular, Itaewon Class, and Hi Bye, Mama! Compared to 2019, K-drama viewing was up by almost 200% in 2020. We also capped the year debating over #TeamJiPyeong or #TeamDoSan in Start-Up. We slayed zombies through Joseon in Kingdom: Season 2, and learned more about mental health through It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, which was the most enduring title of 2020 on Netflix Singapore by staying in the Top 10 for 103 days. We dialed up the drama with our love for K-dramas: Lee Min-Ho’s long-awaited comeback, The King: Eternal Monarch, reigns supreme as the most popular K-drama in Singapore this year. Other popular dramas on Netflix Singapore include The Devil All the Time, The World of the Married, The 15:17 to Paris, Uncut Gems and The Half Of It. The charming Lucifer had us rooting for the devil, and we also cheered Beth Harmon on her journey to become a chess grandmaster in The Queen’s Gambit. We gasped, we cried, we lived for all the drama: Enola’s wit and intellect made Enola Holmes the most popular drama title in Singapore. Here’s a look at Singapore’s viewing trends on Netflix in 2020, the ‘Year of Many Moods’.
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This year, more than ever, what we watched has been a barometer of the full spectrum of moods and emotions we’ve experienced - from 😳 to 🙃, a solid amount of 😬, a generous dose of 😍, not forgetting 😭, 🤯 and this. they have a wide variety of themes for their shows and most of them grippling till the end.We welcomed 2020 still swooning over Yoon Se-ri crash landing on Captain Ri, but it was just the beginning of a roller-coaster ride. Last but not least, look at HK's storyline. furthermore, they like to pair 40 yr olds with 20yr olds as lovers. worse still, they keep using this group of pple even after viewers complain about their acting skills. Wat bout mediacorp? our young actors and actresses all CMI. you can see their acting skills getting better and better with every show they are in. jialat!Īnd TVB is very good at cultivating their young actors and actresses. If you look at spore ones, wah baing, cant even speak properly, their pronouciation sucks, cry oso no tears, movement so stiff and unnatual as well.
HK's second string actors and actresses can act so wonderful as well!
I totally disagree when you say that our actors and their actors are on par. The actors/actress acting skills of spore and HK dramas are on par.Īnyone disagree? please disagree based on your heart.and not because this topic is started by PICANTO. the storyline of TVB drama is much better than local ones. i feel that our spore made ones are not as good as the HK counterpart. I have been watching quite a lot of TVB dramas online.
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