What was so revolutionary and unique about S1 is how realistic it was, this season falls in the trap of classic…
I kind of agree! I'm on #3 and the feeling I had from the first one is just not here. I like of feel like they left out the human part that I just loved before.
idk I'm only on 3 and... it just can't hold my attention. It dose its best to, but for me I feel like the length of the drama just drags it on- if they made it 30mins instead of an hour. 30 vs 16 episodes... I'd prob enjoyed it more. But the boring bits just take over the show cuz the HOUR is sooo long lol
Jo Hyung Ki Killed a woman in her 30s 1991 in Drunk Driving and he Attempted to conceal it, By Disposing the Body…
Its called a Law- They know the rules there and decide time and time AGAIN that its ok. She didn't Kill anyone This time, but what about NEXT time? Do you have any idea on the HUGE problem drunk driving is there? Just No. -The End-
Is it very obvious they had to cut a lot of stuff with the actress who got a DUI? Does it still make sense?
100% Yes- I'm guessing its the short hair actress- it now makes it logical for why she's not in it anymore . They cut her out, but its not that super weird.
Its just OK- Sure the religious bits are interesting. BUT the cults are just so-so. I do like the investigation and wish there was more of that. Its kind of slow and there are gaps for sure! 7/10 for me
I'm going to be honest- I didn't think this was that great. I had a moment of "Oh I guess its over...." Someone tried to tell me this had the hotties couple moment of the year.... Big Nope! I spent part of the show thinking he was a creepy stalker guy. I did enjoy the girl vs girl plotting but at the same time.. thats just so toxic. Easy to binge/ easy to forget =D
You know... I REALLY hate how the leads changed their hair color- I know what your going to say but they have…
With the first season I kind of thought we were going to get a Boss couple working as a team with Her being the stronger one... Nope... what a shame they did that. I also kind of feel bad for the fire bird... poor thing got born to die! =\
You know... I REALLY hate how the leads changed their hair color- I know what your going to say but they have other roles they need to fell for "blah blah" music video or w/e. I had to get use to him being blond and then not blond anymore xD Its just so distracting. But also this 2nd season just feels like they wanted to waste our time and drag down a really good show! I'm 100% missing that epic couple ending!
I'll be honest- I toke a Nap in it and it didn't make one difference in the end how much I missed xD Is it slow? F yes it is- but its just good enough to make you want to know who it is and why they are all there or w/e other issues are going on. But I really wouldn't recommend it to others
I really enjoyed this- but its also deeply depressing(7/8 are really hard to watch without crying). I wanted to help them fix the water issue. I love the "Team" feeling this story has- Its very much together we will die. A ton of respect for those that worked and are still working there. AS time moves by and new events hit the media... we forget that This work is still going on and is important! Now this vs Chernobyl- completely different. One is a drama retelling- One has real people being interviewed. We can't really compare the 2. For me, they are both equally great shows to watch if you like that kind of stuff. "The Days" is more about the event and not about everyone- that is what I would change to make it better- Who are they, who did they love, who cared about them- they only talked about Yoshida san's illness but Who else had health problems?(too soon I know) Is Japan taking care of the people that stayed? What about the feelings of the army guys?(we didn't see much of them.. only a tiny bit). So I think there is a bunch more heart/ human that can be injected. I'm also surprised they didn't talk about tours being done for making money to help with the clean up project. I also LOVED how they showed the miss information the media was feeding people at the time- its really toxic how they treated those 2 workers.
I really enjoyed this- but its also deeply depressing(7/8 are really hard to watch without crying). I wanted to help them fix the water issue. I love the "Team" feeling this story has- Its very much together we will die. A ton of respect for those that worked and are still working there. AS time moves by and new events hit the media... we forget that This work is still going on and is important! Now this vs Chernobyl- completely different. One is a drama retelling- One has real people being interviewed. We can't really compare the 2. For me, they are both equally great shows to watch if you like that kind of stuff. "The Days" is more about the event and not about everyone- that is what I would change to make it better- Who are they, who did they love, who cared about them- they only talked about Yoshida san's illness but Who else had health problems?(too soon I know) Is Japan taking care of the people that stayed? What about the feelings of the army guys?(we didn't see much of them.. only a tiny bit). So I think there is a bunch more heart/ human that can be injected. I'm also surprised they didn't talk about tours being done for making money to help with the clean up project. I also LOVED how they showed the miss information the media was feeding people at the time- its really toxic how they treated those 2 workers.
I really like how they show the backgrounds of people, I wish they showed more of the dyi project. For me this is a bit more open about topics and what they are looking for. I like the diary instead of having someone be asked questions. I thought it was a bit too produced instead of letting them do their thing. Like when they go speak to someone alone- it felt like maybe it wasn't their idea. I wish they would have talked to more people that left- what happened later?
I honestly take MDL rankings with a grain of salt for almost any show or movie for this exact reason. Plenty of…
Personally I don't think shows should be allowed to get rated if they didn't complete it and should have a different rating/% for drops at epis.... I'd like to know if like 80% of people only watch 1 vs 5 or all. Gives a better boredom pic =D
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Now this vs Chernobyl- completely different. One is a drama retelling- One has real people being interviewed. We can't really compare the 2. For me, they are both equally great shows to watch if you like that kind of stuff. "The Days" is more about the event and not about everyone- that is what I would change to make it better- Who are they, who did they love, who cared about them- they only talked about Yoshida san's illness but Who else had health problems?(too soon I know) Is Japan taking care of the people that stayed? What about the feelings of the army guys?(we didn't see much of them.. only a tiny bit). So I think there is a bunch more heart/ human that can be injected. I'm also surprised they didn't talk about tours being done for making money to help with the clean up project. I also LOVED how they showed the miss information the media was feeding people at the time- its really toxic how they treated those 2 workers.
Now this vs Chernobyl- completely different. One is a drama retelling- One has real people being interviewed. We can't really compare the 2. For me, they are both equally great shows to watch if you like that kind of stuff. "The Days" is more about the event and not about everyone- that is what I would change to make it better- Who are they, who did they love, who cared about them- they only talked about Yoshida san's illness but Who else had health problems?(too soon I know) Is Japan taking care of the people that stayed? What about the feelings of the army guys?(we didn't see much of them.. only a tiny bit). So I think there is a bunch more heart/ human that can be injected. I'm also surprised they didn't talk about tours being done for making money to help with the clean up project. I also LOVED how they showed the miss information the media was feeding people at the time- its really toxic how they treated those 2 workers.