Well Now I'm thinking what was so special about the ending? Like the director was talking about , like It's something…
I was fooled, I commend the drama... I try to be clever and guess what will happen... I was convinced Hwa-young was still alive... the writer knew we'd all make that guess, plastic surgery et al, so then convinced us she wasn't. I liked it a lot. I was also very suspicious of In-kyung's boyfriend all the way through, I was wrong there too!
This! The only thing that threw me off in the finale and maybe the whole series
Hwa-young wasn't in it for the money... we can just assume Do-il hid the money, but it wasn't spelled out. I was more thrown off by the physics - manhole covers are pretty heavy! Also the subtitling of the judge's sentence for In-joo sounded like 18 months custodial followed by 2 years probation - so she was ordered to first serve a custodial sentence of 18 months which confused me when she walked out of prison. That's not the phrasing judges use in my jurisdiction. It's either custodial or it's a probationary sentence, or both.
I love the casting of Lee Da-hee here, must be some irony involved, wasn't she the host of one of those buff dating shows on Netflix? Adds even more joy to this show. Everything from ENA is pure gold at the moment, they've tapped into what we're all missing at the moment.
I'm not watching it. If it's terrible, they'll never make season 2, and I don't watch seasons even if it's good. The biggest disappointment in life is watching a season 2 of something. By season 3 you already know it's gone off so you're not expecting much, you just feel guilty every week for wasting your time.
Is this another Netflix thing that runs over seasons? I normally avoid any drama starring a mononym actor... if it's also going to be dragged out I'm definitely dropping it.
why are people forcing themselves to watch dramas they find boring? I don't understand the mentality. Why put…
I guess... if it really happened 🙄. I guess subtlety isn't possible in a short message. In the scene I described, I was playing the role of the op... never mind, I give up 😪
why are people forcing themselves to watch dramas they find boring? I don't understand the mentality. Why put…
I hear you. This reminds me of a conversation I had with my sister! All I said was that Blackpink's music was boring but I hadn't listened to it because it was boring. She said, "That makes no sense, shut the fuck up you idiot, you can't say it's boring if you haven't fucking listened to it, dipshit!". Some people are so easily triggered.
So many fine nuances. There were many times he demonstrated the issues with being married to a beautiful woman. It's not as if he wasn't bothered... he was, but battled his demons, rationalised and trusted - it's not new to him, he's been there before and he was philosophical about it. Kudos, you reminded me what a great drama this was!
I was also very suspicious of In-kyung's boyfriend all the way through, I was wrong there too!
I was more thrown off by the physics - manhole covers are pretty heavy!
Also the subtitling of the judge's sentence for In-joo sounded like 18 months custodial followed by 2 years probation - so she was ordered to first serve a custodial sentence of 18 months which confused me when she walked out of prison. That's not the phrasing judges use in my jurisdiction. It's either custodial or it's a probationary sentence, or both.
Suck is for lovers
And after the first 5 minutes... why's Choi Si-won wearing ear pods and also holding his hand phone to his ear?
Record of Youth also not that old.
This one seems to carry a good vibe, 2 actors I like a lot.