DorianGrey101

A ridiculous movie, just nudity and lots of cheating.

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Unhinged in the most delicious way, but all the screaming. I wonder if it would have been better if they made Marika the crazy one. She's really good at playing those roles.

But she really got slapped her cheeks were red. Hope she didn't get too many takes.

Yes, I did.

I loved it, a cute family movie. Beautiful cinematography and soothing watch. Even after 12 years it's still a good watch.

My only wish was that she had done this sooner.

That coach had so much potential, and I thought he would be at least wiser.

Sorry only saw this now. Found it on the internet but watched with no subs.

Not her fault, she probably only gets offers for those type of roles. I think Kdramas are only good at typecasting actors and actresses. I don't know if they feel they can't trust the Korean audience.

If you watch many Korean movies/dramas you realize the same people play the same roles. Mothers,Fathers,Chaebols,Villians

If you're a cute face, then they just want to sell that. Song Hye Kyo has explained that she never got any other offers because everyone assumes she's just a pretty face.

I don't agree, his reasons for marrying her were selfish while hers were pure. No one falls in love thinking they're going to be betrayed.

Even his proposal was pretty stupid. What about his other child, wasn't she growing up without a father since he divorced the mum.

I don't see why you would think someone that really cares about her is her "settling" when the other guy saw her as an experiment to be had. He was wrong to say, they were similar and used her desire for a family as her being stupid and too trusting but that's what love is.

Yes, the guy is nerdy, pure hearted and doesn't have a big office like the ex-husband but she is pure hearted too. Being kind is her true character if she hadn't meet that crazy family.

Dinosaur 🦕 man would be good for her son and good to her. The boy needs some positive influence since he has a psycho/sociopath biological dad. The other man isn't even good to the kid that he already has, so I don't see it as her settling at all. Infact she won the jackpot the second time around, now she can have the love she imagined in the first place.

I would have preferred a more supernatural ending. Also so many loose ends, so many ghosts running around but nobody is scared.
What's the point of seeing ghosts if the person being haunted is not afraid of them. I mean he was just stepping aside for them.

The synopsis calls them best friends but you don't get that impression that all.

What a boring movie. So they allow people with dementia and someone with autism to testify in court and in the process they also manipulate the person to sway the case.

She didn't know why the guy/father hated her . Her mum also didn't know the guy was the reason that her real biological father passed away. So their relationship was complicated but it wasn't her mum's fault.

Thanks to everyone mentioning, Art of the Devil now I need to find out what that's all about.

It's not scary or too dark just a bit on the disgusting side with some of the content. 🤢🤮

So cute, I love them loving each other though I feel like Hun Tuo loves more in the relationship.

But I like how they both just ran with it , sometimes I get tired of those BL dramas where they're both not so sure.

Of course the spineless husband won't say a thing after all he also didn't want to be in imprison.

So the police don't investigate or suspect anyone else. Surely, they can see that the evidence doesn't line up. Also weird that he wanted evidence and justice for his wife but doesn't say anything in the end.

It’s been fun watching your little meltdown and tantrums unravel in real time. You think you’re exposing me, but all you’ve done is expose yourself: fragile ego, desperate need for validation, and zero depth beyond your own story. No wonder you’re considered a troll around here — everyone sees the same pattern of noise without substance.

It’s been fun watching your little meltdown — spewing rubbish like a broken record, a true sign of intellectual defeat.

You’ve got nothing to say, which is why you hide behind insults and your overblown “lived experience” card like it’s a universal pass. Sorry, but it’s not. You’re not the voice of all oppression, and you never will be.

Nothing you’ve said has actually touched any point, and that’s why your ego is cracking under the weight of its own hot air.

So keep stamping your feet and typing in circles if it makes you feel important. From this side of the screen, it just looks like a clown show.

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I'm surprised it's a 2024 movie, thought it was from 10 years ago by the quality and writing. It kept getting more absurd without any explanations.

First, you’re using appeal to personal experience as if your story automatically makes you an authority on everyone else’s oppression. Your experience is valid, but it isn’t the universal template.

Second, you’re doing whataboutism—instead of actually engaging with the harm of stereotypes, you pivoted the conversation into your life story. Nobody asked for that, and it doesn’t erase what was being discussed.

Third, you’re drawing a false equivalence between your suffering and the systemic realities faced by other communities. Each form of oppression is shaped by different structures and histories. Pretending they’re interchangeable just shows your lack of reflection.

Fourth, you’re relying on a strawman. You claim I’m “identity policing” or “screaming about people’s class/finances/ethnicity,” when all I did was point out how dismissing stereotypes is harmful. Twisting my words doesn’t make your point stronger—it just makes it obvious you can’t argue against what I actually said.

Fifth, your entire approach is ad hominem. You keep calling me “twit,” “flake,” “arrogant,” instead of sticking to the issue. That’s not an argument, it’s deflection.

And above all, you keep centering yourself. Every time someone points out broader systemic issues, you drag the conversation back to you. Listening to others without making it about yourself is the baseline of respect, and you can’t even manage that.