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Boat to Busan. This is the work of a sick and twisted f***. And I'm not sure why "horror" isn't listed as the first genre above, it's a horror film. I'm also not sure how all these famous actors agreed to be in it. Typical manga plot. One of the tags above says "prolonged nudity"... If you count rear views, then ok, but seriously, that should be the least of one's worries watching this. One plus point - all the women were absolutely beautiful, maybe I was just desperately clinging to any brief moment of beauty I could find to keep my sanity. And if I was to be balanced, I'd say in its favour that the action was creative and well choreographed.

Nothing like that. Have fun!

I think it was a deliberate illustration, and it was frustrating! Maybe that was what it was like. It showed it was an unfair contest with a lot of cheating and no whistle, the other teams broke the spirit of the rules on homelessness whereas only SK fielded an honest team. But they didn't give up... and the positive outcomes were also illustrated.

He mistakes others for the girl he lost. The result of mental anguish - all of those guys showed signs of their traumas.

The movie The Fisher King by Terry Gilliam is an extraordinary illustration of what can happen to people. We may never see films like that ever again, but I applaud Lee Byung-hun for this uplifting, positive take on a difficult subject.

Fantastic! Absolutely great film 👏, funny and warm... and the leads are just so charismatic I couldn't stop smiling like a lunatic, I loved their personalities in this.

Despite airing on Mon/Tue in a late night slot... it's a free channel and should be doing a bit better. I think it started poorly and lost some potential audience, the tone was set and those viewers never come back.

Thanks for the update, looking forward to it. So this is another MBC drama for Namkoong Min, he must have some sort of contract with them.

I didn't really gather it from the drama, thanks. So he thought it was a good plan to crash into his car, fair enough I suppose, some people are dim enough to think like that... And the father that cried in remorse to Ju-won's mother happened to feel no remorse murdering the loan shark? Or was it the kind uncle that did that? Nothing really makes sense. And... wouldn't Ju-won's mother feel a little put out that Ju-won says hello only before she's about to leave - but clearly showed that she'd waited for her - only to be left hanging in torment all that time. And Seo-ha's mother happened to be another reincarnation - one too many imo, an over-convenient plot vehicle.
Conclusion: some moving moments but a bit of a mess.

So... Uncle's motive was to create a minor traffic collision. Anyone know why he did that?? And... what purpose did Seo-ha's step mother play in the story??? I have many such questions. All rhetorical.

I love Ha Yoon-kyung, she's special. But watching the clumsy scene where the charmless Mr Ha rejects her, I was thinking... this is not a crying moment; had to look away in second hand embarassment.

You forgot the awful stylists too. I could almost mistake Ahn Bo-hyun for Lee Min-ho, under all that lipstick.

It looks a bit (a lot) like season 1. I've already seen it, not watching the repeat - sorry to make the first comment a downer, I hate myself.

I think it was 18+ because she caught her mum wanking. What we saw would be PG in the west - but that's because we're decadent, uncivilised and shameful.

Which bit made you laugh so much? For me it was very enjoyable, but more smile/chuckle humour.

Not really similar. Gaus was like Waikiki, goofy spoof characters. This one's a little more rooted.

Netflix made a very smart move gaining international rights to broadcast shows around the world... this goes back more than 10 years. It always lands on its feet too.
Disney snatched away Marvel titles.... just when the world got sick of Marvel... They got Studio Ghibli, just when Disney snatched away its kids' titles... They have bundles of world shows, just when US-made titles are struggling for quality... kudos to Netflix. It's app/website on every platform is excellent too.

This argument is moot. It's old, untrue and boring... (actresses were frequently older than their costars because experience counts) and I'm talking about her career span including when she was young. What you do when you're young adds to your reputation when you're old. Another Oh Hae Young was excellent, but not in the same stratosphere as his best.
p.s. The Beauty Inside was average, not worth a special mention. Watch the movie, it's also in a different stratosphere.

They remind me of when a rich new owner buys a football team, spends big on players, managers, everything... but they still get beaten by everyone.

The Silent Sea was good, we can trust that Gong Yoo's accepted the role

What stupid stuff?