DorianGrey101

Started off very slowly. I think this was on the other end of bad Thai horror movies. I laugh at Indonesian horror movies, but this was worse. Guns to fight spirits is just laughable. And honestly, why would you live there to run around at night (hahaha), especially with your young kids.

Always something both satisfying and relaxing watching Goro-san (a.ka.) Uncle Mike, as he stuffs himself silly with delicious food. It was weird though watching him talk so much, I wasn't used to that.

I somehow enjoyed this Season more than the others; it felt funnier to me.
Episode 6, though, was let's find the black guy who can help us win basketball (lol)

You're being too much right now. Just because I didn't like a movie I have to be interrogated? It's just a movie, nothing deep here. I've already moved on, you should too.

Who are you? The police!

Found it on some random site, sent you the link.

Imagine comparing a global kids’ icon to a messy action flop just to defend your taste 😂.

Honestly, I actually love watching Peppa Pig in Japanese — best stress relief ever. George is hilarious, ‘Dinosaur 🦕 Grrr’ gets me every time.

Peppa Pig — even has higher ratings consistency than this slobbering mess.

The site not working anymore, not sure if it will be back in the future.

Oh please! If it really ‘depended on who’s watching,’ it wouldn’t be sitting under 7.5 on MDL — one of the most inflated and generous rating sites online. If it’s 7.4 here, imagine IMDB (5.3/10⭐) & ( 5/10⭐Netflix) 😆🤣😂.

The majority clearly saw the same problems.

But hey, enjoy it — let me watch my 700th movie.

I don't like this type of movies that try to be funny and lethal at the same time because it never works. The characters seem forced, the humor, the action and fight scenes plus the horrible music.

Unfortunately, he doesn't belong in any rank too scared. He is a liability with his crying. His boyfriend on the other hand very resolute and understands what needs to be done.

The manga does a better portrayal of his character than the movie. He's less pathetic.

I feel like Chinese movies based on people living with disabilities tend to be too positive. Her dad was also too irresponsible. I'm sorry, but he could have done better with his communication, especially knowing he had a child. I know a lot of hearing children end up taking the responsibility of communication for their families.

The mum is also a bit weird. How did she date him, but could not communicate with him, and then leave her daughter, only to appear acting like a saint?

So doesn't the Chinese system have ASL for the court?

Congrats to Jonathan for finally putting himself first in the end. To all the people supporting Carrie, I think she also needed more self-love. Why wasn't she happy with the guy in the end, if winning mattered most?

Is death a bad thing? You're born knowing you will expire one day. You can't really compare that with people that can't make up their mind or a woman or man that holds on to a path or ideal they can see is leading them no where.

The one that chose to break the cycle and put an end to the whole confusion is the real hero. He set-up the important boundaries that needed to made in the first place. Don't put up with people that abuse/misuse/don't appreciate your love.

Congrats to Jonathan for finally putting himself first in end. To all the people supporting Carrie, I think she also needed more self-love. Why wasn't she happy with the guy in the end, if winning mattered most?

I wanted it to go on, E10 didn't even feel like an ending.

😂🤣 Geez so that was the motivation for the murders.

Also do they intentionally make female Cops unbearable. She was seriously annoying and acted like a Rockies.

Couldn't she leave though? She kept messing up her own chances.

It seems South Korea is really proud of it's bully culture. There were times when this was distressing to watch.

Did you watch the Netflix documentary Echoes of Survivors: Inside Korea’s Tragedies and the Sampoong Department Store collapse? It shows what an actual building collapse looks like in real time.

I'm talking about how the whole film is unrealistic in the way it's made and the actor's reactions to the collapse is also unrealistic as a disaster film.

This is even mentioned by one of the reviewers so I'm not sure why you're correcting my opinion.

They removed suspense to the extent where one stops being curious about the "mystery" of the plot elements of the drama. I think they explained everything instead of giving us suspense.
It was hard to be curious about the villian too, he was just there but his motives are not properly shown.