Excuse me? What was that ending supposed to be? I was completely fine with the pacing and the story up until the last ten minutes, and then suddenly… what even happened? That incident for aqua felt totally unnecessary. My takeaway was that the their dad had grown up surrounded by toxic people in the entertainment industry and had been led down the wrong path. I really wished they had given him a different, more compelling ending. And what about the person in black — the real killer? What happened to him?
The emotions in this movie were really powerful. Before I started watching it, I read the comments and honestly hesitated, because Drawing Closer is one of my favorite films and people were saying this one doesn’t offer anything new and is similar to that. But I didn’t feel that way at all.
The male lead felt a lot like me. Before he meets the love of his life, that sense of emptiness, hollowness, and feeling useless — those are things that haunt me every single day. And on the other hand, the female lead’s effort to be useful, to matter… she really was. She gave meaning and hope to the lives of the people she met.
It made me wish that someday I’ll meet someone in my own life who encourages me and wants me just for who I am. I watched it with tears in my eyes and finished it that way, deeply moved when i found out it's based on real story
I liked the first half and their age gap didn’t bother me either. Contrary to the comments, the age difference wasn’t even that big. But the second half of the movie completely changed my opinion — not because of the age gap, but because of the story. The another girl comes and says, “I’m not his girlfriend, we only had a sexual relationship,” yet at the same time she claims that all his thoughts are with you? Excuse me? If your mind is with someone and you’re in love with her , why would you sleep with other people? That makes no sense to me, and I really don’t like this kind of scenario. Even halfway through, he still didn’t react to that woman’s kiss or tell her to stop.
I don’t like seeing it being normalized that you can love one person while still having sexual relationships with others.
Will there be a second part or what? acting was excellent, and the chemistry between the main couple was amazing—my God, they really had incredible chemistry. The story was clear and great for the first half hour, but after that, in my opinion, it became a bit messy.
On one side, we have a man whose approach to dance is free and unrestrained, someone who doesn’t put too much pressure on himself. On the other side, we have a man whose love life has failed, who is very hard on himself and doesn’t believe in mixing love with his work.
I think instead of that unnecessary breakup followed by jealousy, it would have been more interesting if he had come to the realization that combining love with dance could actually make him more successful and then continued on that path. As it is now, it feels somewhat disorganized.
Oh my God, I ended up in a love–hate relationship with this drama. The main idea of the show is simple and cute, but the casting choice for the female lead wasn’t right. She’s supposed to be someone who doesn’t know much about marital relationships and got married very young, but honestly, her looks don’t fit that kind of character, and she even seemed older than the male lead. I watched some parts of the series at double speed, but the way they slowly grew closer to each other was really beautiful and emotional.
I was completely fine with the pacing and the story up until the last ten minutes, and then suddenly… what even happened?
That incident for aqua felt totally unnecessary.
My takeaway was that the their dad had grown up surrounded by toxic people in the entertainment industry and had been led down the wrong path. I really wished they had given him a different, more compelling ending.
And what about the person in black — the real killer? What happened to him?
Before I started watching it, I read the comments and honestly hesitated, because Drawing Closer is one of my favorite films and people were saying this one doesn’t offer anything new and is similar to that. But I didn’t feel that way at all.
The male lead felt a lot like me. Before he meets the love of his life, that sense of emptiness, hollowness, and feeling useless — those are things that haunt me every single day. And on the other hand, the female lead’s effort to be useful, to matter… she really was. She gave meaning and hope to the lives of the people she met.
It made me wish that someday I’ll meet someone in my own life who encourages me and wants me just for who I am. I watched it with tears in my eyes and finished it that way, deeply moved when i found out it's based on real story
The another girl comes and says, “I’m not his girlfriend, we only had a sexual relationship,” yet at the same time she claims that all his thoughts are with you? Excuse me? If your mind is with someone and you’re in love with her , why would you sleep with other people? That makes no sense to me, and I really don’t like this kind of scenario.
Even halfway through, he still didn’t react to that woman’s kiss or tell her to stop.
I don’t like seeing it being normalized that you can love one person while still having sexual relationships with others.
The story was clear and great for the first half hour, but after that, in my opinion, it became a bit messy.
On one side, we have a man whose approach to dance is free and unrestrained, someone who doesn’t put too much pressure on himself. On the other side, we have a man whose love life has failed, who is very hard on himself and doesn’t believe in mixing love with his work.
I think instead of that unnecessary breakup followed by jealousy, it would have been more interesting if he had come to the realization that combining love with dance could actually make him more successful and then continued on that path. As it is now, it feels somewhat disorganized.