Szen

let's goooooooooooo peak television is back

I love that Gong Myung gets more recognition thanks to Love Untangled but I think that movie makes people underestimate his acting ability like have you guys seen Be Melodramatic???

he's so cute

ryeoun is so damn fine in this ugh

Different conflict. It was mostly about the accident, which Eungyeol feels guilty of but glad Yichan survived despite everything. The actual conversation we have is just Eungyeol saying "it's my time to shine". It feels so empty because the original conflict was about Yichan feeling betrayed that Eungyeol didn't tell him about liking music and Eungyeol thinking his dad won't be able to accept his love for music. But they changed adult Yichan into a jinsung instruments CEO so they no longer have the original conflict.

It's such a shame. I really wanted Eungyeol to have an honest conversation with his dad about wanting to be in the band, especially since now he knows Yichan used to like music.

I feel like the ending could've been handled better. This type of fix-it ending works in Back to the Future because it has a super straighforward plot with no real emotional attachment to the OG timeline but with this drama, the changes in the alternate timeline are way too drastic that I can't help but wonder what happened with the OG timeline characters. Unlike Marty's miserable OG family, Eungyeol's OG family is happy. They have their problems but we care about them. Did they cease from existence without a proper conflict resolution? I don't know, it's not fair. Ending would've been miles better if they don't change things that much and yichan - eungyeol still gets to have the conversation, after their disagreement, or if we get small montage of the new timeline appearing in Eungyeol's memories. But as it is, Eungyeol basically stole someone else's life the moment he returns to 2023.

Yeah they changed the director (who's also the screenwriter) for weak hero class 2. Which explains why the writing is not as good.

the first season has the same director as D.P

I need him in more dramas as a lead he's so good

it lacks the complexity of season 1 but it's way more enjoyable

baku my beloved

lol it even has Dexter-level mess. i wonder if she can get away with everything

doesn't matter cause most of the annoying characters are killed, kinda like how the psychopaths are killed in Dexter

pace is kinda slow at times and some characters are unbearably annoying (but it doesn't matter cause -spoiler-) but the main character is interesting and main plot has a big potential to be very good. It really depends on whether you like Dexter/ HBO's Barry type of show where a serial killer is sort of the "hero" you're rooting for

Ohhh this is true. I see why I like her so much now. She's so Dexter coded

End of episode 2 was fire. This has big potential

this looks like something I'd like

Haha it's so odd. It's not a big of a deal I guess, I just found it funny

it's an American movie with a Korean director. There's only 1 Korean actor and he's more American than Korean. it's literally a WB film. Like I can still sort of understand including Snowpiercer and Okja cause both movies have plenty Korean actors but putting Mickey 17 on mydramalist is like putting Wicked in mydramalist just because the director is asian.