Fifi

Wish I'd seen this comment sooner for some reason I started watching it thinking it was a netflix drama and all episodes were dropping at once

They show him briefly when they are all sitting down at the long table in ep 1 and I did a double take like is it him I love how everyone in the comments collectively knows he's gonna stir trouble, that grey hair is unmistakable

Really not very good at all but maybe for 2015 it was good not too sure, very long, slow development nothing saves it

Real snooze fest, not one good thing about it
It has no soul

Great movie. Although I don't understand the need for captain Cho to be chewing a golf ball sized amount of gum in every one of his scenes made them unwatchable and what a way to spoil a good movie

ONE MORE DAY🥳🥳

Never been so excited for a season 2,Ive avoided looking at updates too much because that would make it so much harder although I watched teaser trailer
I didn't even know tae won seok was going to be in it I just saw it I'm beyond excited I loved his character in season 1 close favourite behind the male leads been waiting sooo long it seemed so far away I will be making it a special day buying snacks and binging

I agree with lots of other comments, concept was really exciting and fresh I was very intrigued however the truth and ending was quite a let down not bad necessarily just didn't match the brilliance of the beginning of the movie I wouldn't rewatch it

This wasn't for me,watched episode one, lots of random dialogue about a whole lot of nothing ie the restaurant scene what was that, I can't feel any emotions from any actors should have spent more time writing a cohesive storyline then whatever this is, no recognisable actors that are fun to spot and get excited about
Absolute crazy unbelievable plotline with very bad acting I couldn't stop wondering how any network is airing this in good faith and can say we are proud of this project
Maybe if plot was unbelievable but acting was top notch I could still watch but everything is just bad

I'm not just confused I'm absolutely floored lol I cannot believe I finished episode one should have stopped as soon as I had a feeling this was some badly written weekend vibe drama guess with all the amazing march releases so far my guard was down

Honestly good choice

I should have believed the k trauma comments, it was intense, I really struggled to watch it not because it's bad but because it really pulls you in and gets you emotionally invested and it's very sad, I struggled to get to episode 11 I already knew the ending after episode 11 I couldn't take anymore and skipped to episode 16 ending I just wanted my suffering to end lol I couldn't take it anymore, I think creators obviously did a really good job in making a good show but did they accidentally also make a show that is too hard to watch maybe they did at least for Me I don't recall ever watching anything like this that was so traumatic I couldn't finish it
Few sidenotes, I was a bit disappointed that the show only had one setting which was the university, it's always hard to watch shows or movies that only take place in one setting
Female lead, to me something was off about her acting from the beginning was trying to recognise her from other stuff until I found out it's jisoos big first project, won't say her acting was bad necessarily but her facial expressions are quite awkward at times and a lot of her acting wasn't that believable to be honest, I think she could play the FML falling in love in the beginning very well but when it came to being a hostage I think that's when she struggled
I don't know if I would recommend this drama probably not it's just too tragic

I'm not sure how I missed this drama, I guess monsters isn't my typical genre. This has got to be one of the top ten best ever k dramas made, interesting concept well executed, amazing acting, you care about the characters and are invested in the bond. Very gripping I was fully immersed. My only gripe with season 1 was the character of eun yu I did not understand her role at all she added nothing and I felt frustrated that there were way better characters that were killed but she stayed alive and I also did not like that she had such a big role in season two and three I felt the role did not suit the actress

Now as for season two and three in my opinion they could have not existed they don't really add much I feel like sweet home would have been better as a one season show especially because most of the main characters die in season one there's no longer that sense of community and sticking together and we are introduced to new characters but I couldn't get invested in them as we didn't get to know too much about them and there was a lot of new characters I also didn't appreciate the romance angle the show took all of a sudden everyone had a crush on someone that felt like a waste of time I will admit there were some interesting storylines in season two and three however I feel like it would have been better to make season one five episodes longer to add those episodes
Also I cannot explain how disappointed I was that Cha hyeon su was on the poster for season two yet he was basically only in the last two episodes I was so disappointed because season one really makes it seem like this is his story I kept waiting for him to show up the whole season I was so disappointed

In my opinion they should have kept more of the original cast alive also was it just me or in season one I felt like people turned into monsters just as they were about to die or something bad was going to happen to them

I recommend season one to everyone it's amazing I binged it

Aha this is actually good to know and makes so much sense because season 2 and three do feel connected to season one but also so different

Ohhh I completely misunderstood that scene I thought she was throwing up the food because she didn't trust her boss but an eating disorder makes sense

Ahaa okay that makes total sense I definitely was overthinking it untill midway through ep 1 before the penny dropped thanks for clarifying

Yes me too I was like ohhh it's a baking show okay I get it I'm on board now 😄

Really that's interesting seems like it also applies to other words

Is that something they added recently or was it there from the beginning
If I'm not mistaken the challenge of episode one was bake your signature bread I think that's where I might have got confused
Or maybe I just misunderstood or missed something I just remember specifically expecting the whole show to be about bread but then it is called bake your dream so I thought that wouldn't make sense
Once I got over the confusion and understood it was cakes too I was able to get into it and enjoy it

Yesss I was super confused about this too since I thought it was about bread my only guess was in Korea they maybe say bread but it also means pastry and cakes because lots of people made bread but quite a few people made pastries and cakes for it to be an accident I actually thought the person who made one of the first cakes was going to get disqualified lol for not making bread I think it would be nice if Viki for example put somewhere in subtitles that the show is talking about all baked goods