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But it's not a Netflix drama (neither was hometown cha-cha-cha) and I personally thought that the cinematography was gorgeous, especially when combined with the music's choice, but that's just my opinion, I haven't watched HCCC yet ahah

https://youtu.be/PWC-LPX1b28

Someone posted the link to the full song on Naver

https://youtu.be/PWC-LPX1b28

Unfortunately I can't tell the name of the song nor the lyrics, but it's better than nothing at least ahah

Yes, that one

I would also recommend Through The Darkness and The King of Pigs. Both from this year. Also D.P. on Netflix

:( :( :( I'll inform you if I somehow manage to find out the name

Do you happen to know the name of the song? I can't find it anywhere online

Yes, I also prefer sad dramas with flawed and realistic characters, maybe that's why I really liked the first episode ahahaha

I think that we would have ended up saying this about literally every possible drama honestly

I also don't understand what's happening. I have yet to watch the second episode, but the first one was really good and now suddenly everyone is being salty about it and saying that it's bad ???

The fact that it's currently on-going without getting as much attention as other dramas that are available on Netflix or on tv in south Korea surely is a disadvantage for this drama, but it was still eligible for the nominations because most of the episodes have been released. I don't know if it will have another chance next year

Right??! He's killing it in this role. To be honest, this whole drama deserved more recognization 😔

You know, at this point I wouldn't be surprised if that psychiatrist is working for Kyung Min as well. Everyone and their families in this drama is on his side haha (and they're right)

Is that an attempt at starting a flame here? Can't we simply skip these silly fights and enjoy both dramas without acting like kids?

I'm glad that Kang Jin Ah is finally taking a more active role in the storyline, it seems like she will be the one who will solve the mystery of that day. Episode 8 made me so emotional, at this point I think it's inevitable that this drama will have a tragic ending and it will hurt like hell because I'm so invested in those characters, all the actors did an outstanding job here; the director deserves a mention as well because he somehow managed to make every scene interesting, even during long dialogues there has never been any dull moment so far, it's completely immersive in my opinion.

Why were people so happy about this drama yesterday and now this place seems like it's starting to become a battlefield? I hope that it's not a bad sign because I've loved the first episode ahah

They are already out on dramaday

Loop by E Hyuk. I agree, it's a really beautiful song (to be honest I've loved every song that played in the ending credits ahah)

I agree with those who said that it's worth it. For me it's one of the best thrillers I've watched, and not just among kdramas; but it's really heavy so I can see why it wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea. What I mean is that it doesn't give you much room to breathe: it doesn't shy away from showing violence and it doesn't have any lighter moments, it's very intense and tightly written. My advice would be to watch the first episode if you're in doubt and then decide if it's worth your time (it's rather short anyway, only 50-55 minutes compared to many other Kdramas that are often around 70-75 min)

Lost. I think it has similiar vibes to this one