That prosecutor ruined entire show, because of his unnatural way of talking, he tries too hard. Japanese shows really need to stop doing that, it's horrible acting.
Characters in this drama have low iq. Wasted potential, because for a psychology professor and her surroundings I expect more. Also description of this drama has nothing to do what's going on, but that's another story.
Description is wrong, those are not the same vacation cottages.
Yeah, one is basically a hotel, old building, the other one is cottage, wooden house. I made another mistake - I've been always thinking that the guy from the present killed his wife and all this time I was waiting for reveal... I mean, why otherwise he was so reluctant to call the cops, he was hiding something, but... not, just misleading narration.
First part was amazing, full of crazy ideas, but ending was disappointing. Rushed, without any tension, not worthy all the build up. Last scene felt unnecessary, far fetched and didn't make me interested at all, kind of pointless. Overall series felt like Menatlist/CSI, but main villain was nothing like Red John in the end, I hoped for more sinister vibes.
I don't know if that's bad acting, but it's apparent that Yuma was full of shit, the manner of his speech is so unnatural. Problem is that women around him are mental 10 yo girls with low iq, completely clueless and stupid. The only good part about them is friendship and sacrifice, but I don't get why random strangers from dormitory would make bond like that, were they childhood friends or what? For worse, starting episode 6 it suddenly changes into woke crap. You drink, go with a man to his house, laugh and have fun and suddenly feel like a victim? I don't buy it. Yuma is asshole, there's no doubt about it, but women who act like victims and propaganda of consent leads to absurd reality, in which men has to bring lawyer and signed contract before sex, lol. No, if you don't say no and act like you enjoy it, don't play victim later. I mean wtf, those girls have already 20+ yo and act like they were born yesterday, playing the victim, without any assertiveness, despite they've been selling their bodies to earn money before. I also don't understand why you have to pay so much money for lawyer to remove illegal video, which violates your privacy. It's the culprit who should pay. This is the case, in which victim is indeed a victim, but thing with Megumi was hilarious (why no dna test in the first place?), generation of snowflakes and clueless individuals.
A bit unrealistic show, but I guess if something is based on webtoon it's usually more cartoonish. It doesn't help that 30 years old women play highschool kids...
Chihiro doesn’t look like former prostitute. She is too sweet and happy. Her prostitute friend on the other…
Wait, didn't she make sex with a random guy for one night, because he was in mood? Her friend was more like jealous regular woman than prostitute behavior.
I don't understand why single person without any money and power could do as he pleases for so many years. Guy had superpowers to find his daughter every single time and his adult kids were dumb to give him money every time. He was so easy to kill, without family and any friends nobody would look for him (as stated by police he basically disappeared from the system for a year anyway), they should have killed him. Last episode deus ex machina: "I was there and recorded everything" was bad. The decision before young policemen stood: "let him go and follow the law or get dirty" would have been much better. Also the fact the old cop didn't help his partner, when his life was in danger and went to the suspect who just got shot in non lethal place and he wouldn't be able to help her anyway was also dumb. Show was overall great (except for the adult Mei Bao actress acting), but last episode was a joke and I wonder how imprisoned person used toiled for so long. What about hygiene, lack of sun, bone, muscles, everything. He shouldn't be able to stand anymore, but well as I sad: last episode was a joke.
I feel lost. Did Geum Hyuk even killed someone or just was a photo guy? The CEO and taxi passenger look like completely different persons to me, but I have trouble recognizing faces if someone changes hair, not to mention most Koreans are like clones to me, so I didn't get that part. They weren't twins, but they looked like twins and in the end the guy who was killed did nothing, but planning and photographing. Nothing was explained, no his back story and past, just a random guy, who had no balls to do anything himself, but watching the other one do all the killing.
Too many plot twists during second part and unsatisfying, safe ending.
Plot is solid, but acting is too cartoonish, making it look more like black comedy than thriller, but I guess it's overall problem with Korean cinema. Slapstick humor with stupid characters and exaggerated scenes all over the place, no matter the genre, there's always some unnecessary commedy part, ruining whole atmosphere.
I expected different movie, but well... zeitgeist. It doesn't have lgbt tag, so I never though they will go that way.
First part was like Kafka, frustrating to watch, typical worst side of Japan.
Asami Kondo, I mean Sakura Ando seems like so laid-back and cool person to be with. I can't believe it was acting, it's the second time I see her behave like that, so it must be part of her personality.
Too many plot twists during second part and unsatisfying, safe ending.
First part was like Kafka, frustrating to watch, typical worst side of Japan.
Asami Kondo, I mean Sakura Ando seems like so laid-back and cool person to be with. I can't believe it was acting, it's the second time I see her behave like that, so it must be part of her personality.