Korean Actors Who Can't Act To Save Their Lives (According to Netizens) - Part 1

Korean Actors Who Can't Act To Save Their Lives According to Netizens

The major job of actors is of course, acting. But according many, many netizens, there are actors that can't even do their jobs right?
Today, we are bringing a debatable topic of acting abilities. Who do you think will be on the list?

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[lovelylittlegirl]

K-netzens are so brutal😂 “Flower without scent”, “a mukbang that incites dieting”, etc😭

[eclare]

Cha Eun Woo’s role is always mysterious, rich and handsome. I’d like to see him in a thriving & less fortunate role. 😂

[maimazuri]

Lee Min ho has definitely been typecasted as the rich, stylist somewhat quirky character, but it works for him, I could not see him in any other role. Yeah we see the same actions and facial expressions because all the characters have some similarities but it's clearly been working for him all these years.

[Anna-kfyg]

I don’t care what anyone has to say... Lee Minho’s “DiSgUsTiNg ShIt” is LEGENDARY! 😂

[chinwenduopara]

I haven't really watched So g Kang's works, but I know for sure he did an excellent role in sweet home. He truly portrayed the depression well

[Thom]

Lee Min Ho should play the role of a villain. That should match his acting skills.

[lilamoonlight]

I've seen their works so what I personally think is;
- Shin Se Kyung, at least for me she's not enjoyable to watch, her expressions do seem very limited, however I can agree she's putting the effort to get better and it kinda shows
- Cha Eun Woo, Needs more challenges as an actor
- Go Ara, it's probably some of her characters that end up being annoying
- Lee Minho, He's usually the same guy, but he makes you believe you're in an alternate universe were you see the same guy living differently lol
- Song Kang, I believe directors want to focus on his looks, they try to control the way he looks so he ends up seemingly stiff, once he takes more and more risks he'll be fine
- Nam Joo Hyuk, it all depends on his partners, he really needs chemistry in order to work on a scene
- Han Ga In, has the same problem as Song Kang, directors focusing on her beauty not letting her not-look-pretty, so if she wanted to take the risk and play an 'ugly' character then we could comment on her acting skills

[vihi]

To be fair, both Lee Min Ho and Cha Eun Woo get roles of the stereotypical rich quiet boy and they both did a really good job in my opinion.

[Manic-Pixie-Dream-Ghoul]

I thought Shin Se Kyung was really good in Run On! I actually really enjoyed her performance in it she felt very real and down to earth and she had great chemistry with the male lead

[indujay]

Netizens should be grateful because Boys over flowers bought Kdrams into the international mainstream.

[trishafadzo]

Korean netizens are bullies at times though

[kyurious]

Song Kang is good. He conveys emotions with his eyes alone.

[lalmuankimikimkimi]

I disagree on one thing nam joo hyuk his acting is soo good in start up I always cried when he cried , his emotions is so real

[scubagirl]

I think it’s going to be a really unpopular opinion but Song Hye Kyo. I cannot finish any drama that she is in and I feel like she always has the same expression on her face. I’ve dropped everything with her that I started. I cannot deny her visuals tho, she is like a beautiful stone.

[justhere]

Dude, I think none of these actors on this list can be criticized this heavily. We should take the script, character and the actor's own opinion, character and feelings into consideration.
Also, I personally think these actors work very hard to get to where they are now. we shouldn't be prejudiced or hold a few mistakes against them but instead support them to be even better.
Anyway, most of these actors in the list are superb actors and actresses so I don't really know where the crtisism comes from. It makes no sense. Personal opinions differ so I can't judge. I just think we should judge carefully when our opinions might affect a person's career.

[vibess-pj]

Even tho they can't act really well, we should ATLEAST try appreciating their hardwork. Actors work REALLY hard to train, work, publish and interview. We should try to make them understand and not criticize their mistakes. Personality about Shin Se Kyung, her Acting is not as bad y'all say, In her recent drama RUN ON, her Acting improved ALOT. At the end we all know how much visual matters more than talent in korea

[Kez_h]

Joy was pretty bad in Tempted. I remember people trashing her acting and tbh I did drop it because I loved the 3 friends relationships way way way more

[denisaantoci]

I just want to say something. I think that netizens should criticize first the characters, then the acting. It's obvious that if the character is made in a certain way, the actor has to portray it as it is. I've seen some of the kdrama mentioned, and at least in my opinion (I have no actual knowledge in acting, it's just a passion I have since I was young, and people usually compliment me while I'm acting), it wasn't the actor that portrayed it bad, it was the character that sucked, because some are just made to be in a certain way, far away from reality. I think that some writers should stop to create some cliché characters (the cold prince/princess, the bad rich that falls for the good girl, the girl too kind, etc) and study better human emotions and behaviours, also this may allow them to make characters more unique in the drama world and nearer to reality.
Then it's obvious that some actors may interpret/portray a character poorly, it happens that while I watch some kdramas, tv series, films, etc, I feel uncomfortable when they are on screen.

[PlatePrintsOnTable]

Nam Joo Hyuk did exceptionally well in Start up and 25 21...like you can literally see his progress as an actor through the years. He is doing amazing and has established himself as a worthy leading character. He has a lot of potential and has lots of years to come for him to improve and grow even better 💖💖💖

[goodthoughtsonly]

Well I saw Song Kang in SWEET HOME. and his expressions were AMAZING, AND I TOTALLY MEAN IT ✨