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First of all, Hollywood should stop rebooting every moving image, especially which comes from people's childhood, into a failed adaptation. Please make your own movies with an inspired-by tag rather than claiming it as an original adaptation. For now, I won’t talk about that. Let’s straight into our fairies problem Fate: The Winx Saga.   I’m actually not a hardcore Winx fan. Back then my local Tv wasn’t aired it and I watched it somewhere else. So what I’m going to say is probably not that accurate. But after watching the Winx Club first episode on Youtube, I can tell you something. Fate: The Winx Saga isn’t   Winx Club. It won’t be the Winx Club that we used to now. The newer version is a bunch of “The Edgy Sad Problematic Fairy”. The original Winx simply tells about Bloom’s life after she becomes a part of the fairies and the Winx Club hard work to learn magic while defeating the evils. Yes, a simple young adult story. It brought us joy, friendship, spirit, hard work...

  As an NCTzen, Dear SM staffs, take a note, please Line distribution and screen time always become a big issue on Kpop entertainment. The reason is simple. Unlike the solo singers that dominate Western or other Asian country music, Kpop heavily relies on their living on groups. Groups mean more than one singer. If 4 minutes song usually sung by one person, it’s common to be sing by 4-13 members of Kpop groups. If one Kpop group have 7 members, it means one person fairly gets 0.57 minutes long to sing. So short? Yes but the reality can be worse. I’ve seen a few idol singers who barely get any lines even on the album’s main title. For the example, “The Boots” by Gugudan (Sejeong 41.5% and Hyeyeon 5.3%), “You and I” by Dreamcatcher (Yoohyeon 32.7% and Gahyeon 5.5%), or “April Story” by APRIL (Chaewon 36.9% and no line for Rachel). (For further line distribution you may read here ) Unfair line distribution highly likely may occur to the groups with a lot of members. “Hi High” by L...