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No you’re not the only one. I’m with you in loving the ending. It’s so subtle and beautiful.

A bit disappointed that both leads need to be made to feel jealousy first before taking action and showing their real feelings. This is the difference with Before Sunset movie. Because in the ‘Before’ Trilogy, the strength is in the flowing dialogue between the leads. That’s what they need to do, talking and trying to understand each other.

Yes agree. That is the kind of character development that we actually need in this world.

Agree with you 100 %. Yeon Soo’s character is always so calm and wise, truly a teacher inside and out. In WWW Im Soo Jung’s character is shown more vulnerable. Anyway I’m glad I found someone who has similar views on this drama and enjoy it as much as I do.

I love ep 15 and looking forward for the finale tomorrow. Si An will finally have her own family yeay..

Wow you’re good with details

Before Sunset is a beautiful movie in my favorite Linklater’s trilogy.. When I saw the title of ep 8, I thought ‘whoa’. But I’m glad that this episode actually lives up to the high standard of its title-sake.

Thanks for the recommendation. I only saw him in minor roles before but here he surely catches my attention with his acting.

I’m suffering another SLS. Kim Sul Chung’s acting is so subtle and beautiful. It’s like Ji Ung is finally desperate enough to bare his soul to Yeon Soo but he treasures his friendship with Choi Ung more:

Search WWW, another drama from Im Soo Jung

Oh yes please. The three of them live happily somewhere and spend their days solving math problems together.

I also like Choi Dae Hoon’s acting here. He delivers his role very well. The anguish, the regret, the bitterness and frustration. I only saw him before in minor roles in CLOY and The Racket Boys.

How about When The Camellia Blooms?

IU will fit in better.

It’s funny that some people are complaining because there’s too little romance in this drama. While some are complaining at even the slightest hint of romance between the leads. I personally enjoy their journey and understand their pain. Some of the pain are, ironically, caused by the prejudices from people around them, exactly mirrored by the viewers’ comments.

I’m looking forward to read your review

I’m happy to be minority too. For me it’s beautiful

It’s nice to see characters of parents who are genuinely kind, warm-hearted and understanding, instead of the usual kdrama’s demanding/overbearing/violent parents.

JKY is more interesting in an antagonist role like in My Mister.

Agree