New K-Drama 'The Tyrant' Faces Backlash Over Low-budget Visuals

The new Korean drama "The Tyrant" has garnered praise and criticism since its August 12 release.

Kim Seon Ho, Cha Seung Won, Kim Kang Woo, and Jo Yoon Soo star in the Disney+ series.

The race to recover a stolen bioweapon in "The Tyrant" is widely recognized for its compelling storyline and notable acting, especially by Kim Seon Ho, who plays the director of a South Korean national intelligence agency, and Jo Yoon Soo, who plays a technician turned robber.

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Many fans have praised the show's storyline and acting, although some have criticized its visuals.

Social media comments note that numerous scenes are too dark to see.

Reddit users deem the lighting "awful." One spectator said some images are "so dark that it is difficult to discern the events taking place." Fans remain engaged with the series despite these objections, showing a definite audience preference.

Intrigue? Check out "The Tyrant" trailer below.

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Rovelyn Barba