This was a drama with an operatic scope and a story and acting to match. For me it delivered on every level. I won't be surprised it if's remembered as one of the greatest Kdramas of the 2020's -- one that people will compare others to for years to come.
I'm confused as to why some people think there's an open ending. It seems pretty clear that Pun comes back to be with Sib, and Sib is all about that too.
I think, after company who make history disconnect their tie with line tv (H3 MODC come from choco tv with viki…
If you haven't seen 'Love With Flaws' then you might want to check it out. There's a BL side story where for once in a Kdrama it's more than just a bromance. There are even scenes set in a gay bar where the gay brother tends bar.
What was interesting to me is that overall the series has a wacky tone like the US/UK series 'Shameless', with the exception of one character who never behaves like an idiot, which is the gay brother.
I loved Hao Mei in this series. For me, he was the reason to watch. His side story with KO was really cute, and the constant subtext beneath what the other characters would say about the two of them was very funny.
Just caught up with this, i really like it. My fave couple is the middle brother. They acting like a couple already…
By the end of the series I hope the relationships of the two younger brothers will both become more than just friendship, and that there will be no ambiguity about it.
The middle brother is clearly in love with his friend. The youngest brother's emotions are less at the surface, so his feelings for his friend are harder to predict, but the devotion and affection do come through.
I am at epi 10 and enjoying this way more than CLOY - and mind you I am a huge fan of Hyun Bin. Each character…
I said this in another comment so I'm sorry for repeating myself, but I'm convinced that Guen Soo will end up as one of the good guys in this drama. So far, SRY's judgement about the people he brings close to him (emotionally) has been 100% accurate. It's like it's become one of the ground rules for the drama.
So, because SRY didn't lash out at Guen Soo for outing Hyun Yi and gave him a stern, fatherly scolding instead, it's clear that he still believes in the kid. (Imagine if Guen Won had done the same thing.) Because he still feels that Guen Soo is a good person inside, Guen Soo will end up grabbing onto that and prove him right.
Episode 14 is where Kim Hana lost me forever -- being so rude and ungrateful to her grandmother.
Why did they make Season 2 about this phony? I roll my eyes through all her scenes.
Hey, producers of A-Teen: she is not a sympathetic character. You can't create a monster in one season and then in the next season expect us to forget all the horrible things she said and did. We all went to school with people like her. They don't get redeemed, and they certainly don't redeem themselves.
Lmao they ruined Geunsoo's character and turned him into a monster. Or he was just in hiding and was just like…
I think we'll see him come to his senses. Early on, if we hadn't been able to hear his thoughts via voiceover when he talked about SRY's impact on his life then I'd be more worried. SRY gave him the kind of love and acceptance he'd never had.
I think in the series' moral universe, SRY's judgement about his close relationships is meant to be 100% accurate. (His judgement about business investors? Not so much ...) He still believes in Geunsoo, so I think that means Guensoo will end up proving SRY right and be redeemed in the end (and so will Soo Ah, for that matter.)
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What was interesting to me is that overall the series has a wacky tone like the US/UK series 'Shameless', with the exception of one character who never behaves like an idiot, which is the gay brother.
The middle brother is clearly in love with his friend. The youngest brother's emotions are less at the surface, so his feelings for his friend are harder to predict, but the devotion and affection do come through.
So, because SRY didn't lash out at Guen Soo for outing Hyun Yi and gave him a stern, fatherly scolding instead, it's clear that he still believes in the kid. (Imagine if Guen Won had done the same thing.) Because he still feels that Guen Soo is a good person inside, Guen Soo will end up grabbing onto that and prove him right.
Why did they make Season 2 about this phony? I roll my eyes through all her scenes.
Hey, producers of A-Teen: she is not a sympathetic character. You can't create a monster in one season and then in the next season expect us to forget all the horrible things she said and did. We all went to school with people like her. They don't get redeemed, and they certainly don't redeem themselves.
I think in the series' moral universe, SRY's judgement about his close relationships is meant to be 100% accurate. (His judgement about business investors? Not so much ...) He still believes in Geunsoo, so I think that means Guensoo will end up proving SRY right and be redeemed in the end (and so will Soo Ah, for that matter.)
Big career ahead.