vitalya

this is like borderline horror given the context and it's played out like it's a fluffy rom-com. weirdest show ever

i think it's just rated 18+ because it's rated r on viki, but all korean bl's on viki are rated r regardless of the fact none of them are anywhere close to explicit. idk why it might be a default or something. i wouldn't read too much into it

does anyone know why the characters use the names of the actors?? i've never seen that before and it seems really weird to me

jsyk he's a modern dancer not belly dancer. idk why the description says that

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJIf8x2gY2r/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link the instagram post for reference

idk how to make edits but shi-on is not a belly dancer, the description on instagram says 현대무용 which is modern dance. really not sure where whoever wrote this got belly dancer lol

same. i don't think he needs to be a totally different character or anything, just that the character feels a bit limited. hopefully that will expand over time as the fl gets to know him and he can show more of himself.

like if they gave him an opportunity to really geek out over comic books or something like that i think it would be a chance to show some more variety in his character

i feel like it's possible cha eunwoo is actually a good actor (or at least not a bad one) but the directions he was given/the way his character was written for the drama was just kind of lacking. also i think it's worse because seojun is very emotive - goofy, intimidating, flirty, etc. as opposed to the one-noteness of suho (pretty much just sad or bothered all the time). so by comparison suho just seems kind of boring. idk i don't think eunwoo could have really done much differently because his character is so stoic, he doesn't get a chance to really be funny or flirtatious or anything. it's kinda just a bad role

yeah but he also doesn't look as skinny/small as hyuk in the webtoon

i'm so glad to hear someone else say that!! i think it's the eyes, they're sharp just like lee joongi's

ok but this isn't a gray area this is just straight up morally wrong?? there's really no room for interpretation here literally it was just immoral

actually first and foremost i am team suho x seojun, but i'm willing to settle

team seojun just because i like hwang inyeop's face. feel like i'm setting myself up to be disappointed tho

anyone really confused about how jongho is going to play hyuk?? i mean for one hyuk has long hair so are they just getting rid of that or is he wearing a wig lol. but second of all hyuk's character is so small and weak and jongho is literally known for being the strongest member of ateez. he's literally known for breaking apples in half. idk i just can't imagine how it'll work

for those wondering the difference between the series and the movie, basically they're the same, but the movie removes the voiceover from the characters thoughts and replaces it with music. this sounds weird but it makes a huge difference. i watched it as a series and a few months later i got a viki subscription and watched it as a movie and i was surprised by how much more i enjoyed it. i also think the subtitles of the movie version are better, but the overall tone is really changed by having it as one continuous story (i never realized how much the cuts between episodes takes you out of the story), and you're left to infer characters emotions rather than just be told them through the voiceover. the movie version is surprisingly more emotional, the angst of it all really got to me more. i think it's easier to recognize how they both feel and how difficult/painful the situation is for them. i would definitely recommend that if you have a viki subscription you watch the movie version, and hopefully the movie version will be available elsewhere soon.

for those wondering the difference between the series and the movie, basically they're the same, but the movie removes the voiceover of the characters thoughts and replaces it with music. this sounds weird but it makes a huge difference. i watched it as a series and a few months later i got a viki subscription and watched it as a movie and i was surprised by how much more i enjoyed it. i also think the subtitles of the movie version are better, but the overall tone is really changed by having it as one continuous story (i never realized how much the cuts between episodes takes you out of the story), and you're left to infer characters emotions rather than just be told them through the voiceover. the movie version is surprisingly more emotional, the angst of it all really got to me more. i think it's easier to recognize how they both feel and how difficult/painful the situation is for them. i would definitely recommend that if you have a viki subscription you watch the movie version, and hopefully the movie version will be available elsewhere soon.

honestly as far as korean dramas go it wasn't that bad lol

sorry if this is a dumb question i was watching this while i was half asleep so i might have missed something obvious. why did the barista, when he went to the brother-in-law doctor to tell him to tell his wife the truth, say he found out through his girlfriend when it was really his boyfriend? what was the point in lying about that?