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Why do you care about the accuracy of the subs if you speak Korean - can you give one example of what they said contrary to what the subs said?

Yes, not only confided, they each played a role in pulling the other out of their pit of despair

I guess a setting without mobile phones takes away the device that can ruin most plots a writer can imagine. But these are a turn off for me: 1935 and webtoon.

Thanks for no quotes. Some people use *this* for emphasis. In some text based sites (or apps like WhatsApp) this would format as bold text, but just having the asterisks is kind of emphatic, so the syntax found a life of its own.

Ever just gone about your day and come across someone you fancied? It wouldn't take much to light the fire. Imagine a very cold, strange land - and that person offers a glimmer of warmth and salvation. In their case a deeper connection formed too.

Yes, you missed something. There were subtle reactions by the FL to various things Kiwan said and did. You missed those. Then you comment on here from a high position, despite missing the subtleties.

Yes, I'm an asshole, nothing personal, I hate myself 🤦‍♂️

And "sorry that bothers you" is a form of gaslighting.

I totally want to see this movie. Even more than I did 4 days ago... 66.7% more.

Yes. The headline "I thought I couldn't do it" is known as humble-brag.

Don't read this, I don't want to spoil your memories. If you have to, here's what I think.



You can read about her recent history and put the dots together. It's not just that she 'dated' a rich criminal who laundered money, supposedly without her consent (practically impossible in modern banking in developed countries) but the seedy implications that go with it, the fact she got fired by her previous agency, ended up with the dubious Hook - her first assignment appears to have been the undateable, aforementioned criminal. It's a stark contrast to the image she portrays and the victim narrative she's spewing. My guess is that she could be in serious debt with bad people. It would explain her weight issues. PTSD induced anorexia.

Thanks LA, trailer looks fantastic, as do Nara and Joo Won. I always liked Kwon Nara, but never knew how much until she went away. There wasn't much appetite for Bulgasal, it underperformed through no fault of hers, in fact I'd guess that a large chunk of that 5% viewership stuck through it just because she was there... it was an over-engineered and lacklustre attempt at yet another fantasy epic with no substance at its core - the type of show with just about enough vitality to keep us watching an episode, but once the next week rolled around, all enthusiasm had dissipated.

Ahjumma! I get you went through a rough divorce - up 'til now I hadn't decided who was at fault, but if you go around calling yourself Sarah and trashing your ex's works, it leads me to only one conclusion. 😆

Yes, sign of a great actress, what a transformation. Joong-ki too, but he's too famous not to recognise!

You have an issue that's clouding your judgement - she was an excellent character and her issues made her far from the typical Korean romance. She was also pivotal to the journey of Lo Ki-wan.

Unfortunate name 🤭

It was a great film. The director did an amazing job, it makes no difference that she's a woman - she's a great director. That's one of the best films on Netflix, in fact, no other studios are making work like that any more.

Incredible work of art. Reminiscent of the great filmmakers of the past, reminds of the films I used to watch at the cinema in my 20s.

Hook by name, hook-up by nature. Hook has a bad reputation and appears to rent out its stars to the wealthy. Yes, it is also famous for stealing from its clients and general dodgy behaviour. Why did PMY's previous agency let her go, only for her to head straight to the dodgiest outfit in town?... Is she like-minded, or has financial problems, or had nowhere else to turn?

You're using quotation marks incorrectly