Ceridane

Episode 9 was the lowest point for this drama but 10 was almost as bad in my opinion.

I always end up dissapointed with korean rom coms specially the ones with 16 episodes but if you broaden your search a little bit "When I fly towards you" from China captured the fluffy rom com vibe much better. I'm not saying is flawless but I personally think it was way more entertaining.

Yeah I agree with you here. Personally I've watched fluffy rom com dramas from different countries including China and Japan and I've enjoyed them very much so I don't think the genre is the problem here... I think its more about the drama itself.

I'm so late to the party but after 3 episodes I'm already sold with the story, characters and pacing of this drama. Han Hyo Joo is such a terrific actress I love her.

I just visit this page from time to time out of curiosity checking out the users opinions and trying to figure out how the rating for this show can be above 9. That's pretty much it.

Even with all that I don't think this drama is terrible but the 9+ score will be forever a mistery to me.

I watched since day one and followed it every week until episode 10 and I still think this is one of the most overated dramas of all time.

For a 9.2 rating I would expect something close to perfection and this is clearly not the case.

I hate Netflix LATAM they are always so slow with the k-dramas

Its pretty average until episode 8, then it gets worse unfortunately.

Yep the 9.2 is crazy

You were talking about shallow repetitive criticism from reviewers in your comment but when its a 10/10 its ok to be repetitive with no constructive value?

This makes so much sense :o

Yeah one of the users here find out that the cardigan scene happenes at 37:00

Have you read some of the 10/10 reviews?

A lot of them consists of two or three paragraphs saying how obsessed they are and how much they love the drama while contributing absolutely nothing as a review.

Yeah you are right more than the CCTV and the fact that there was not a single vehicle passing by while staging the accident I think the most inconsistent thing was definitely the lack of blood at the scene.

He can't touch things/ open doors while he is revisiting his memories.
(We only know of the yellow door at Inas birthday so far)

So maybe trying to make contact with her in a previous memory will be really difficult unless they plan something in the present that allows them to meet on an specific date or something like that so he can warn her about the fire.

Also we don't know if she is able to see him and comunicate with him before the time loop started. There are many unsolved questions and I'm so curious about the next 2 eps.

Staging the car accident looked so risky time wise because Gwi could have returned at any moment but at the same time he needed to confirm the color of a cardigan in an specific scene of a movie so it could have taken him 1 hour or even more depending on the exact moment he traveled back. It started to make more sense to me after I though about it.

I endured Lovely Runner until episode 10 but I decided to drop after that. It became too generic and boring to keep watching and it felt like a waste of time.

Kurosawa is a legend. Ikiru is amazing film but my personal favorite from him is High and Low :)

I totally understand its kind of similar for me with horror films. I enjoy watching gore and slasher sub genre and I know a good portion of people will definitely hate it. So yeah the food analogy I totally get it!

Rather than happy I'm hoping for a satisfying ending because so far its been amazing.

The quality gap I mentioned is just my opinion of course not a fact.
The humor in Lovely Runner its almost non existent from my point of view that is why I have a hard time understanding the appeal of this show.

Ozu is amazing...I absolutely agree. I appreciate the pacing of his movies so much. Kenji Mizoguchi is probably my favorite japanese director though.