One thing is for sure, this drama demands you to do a lot of soul searching.
Judging by comments I've read, a lot of people need to get their priorities and moralities straightened. We watch dramas about villains and think we can never be one, but in a situation where there's cheating, rape, preying on minors, and murder, we decide to remain hung up on one thing only.
Can we agree that most parts of this drama is meant to be uncomfortable, and start having meaningful conversations instead?
The loudest noise in episode 5 is the perpetrators playing victim. Like the line of Attorney Kwon where he said “women are not the only vulnerable” and the fact that Prosecutor Park has a young daughter that looks like his victims. And why Park is so protective of the blasted app?
You have to let go of any bias and watch without an opinion, and listen closely to the words said. It’s not a drama to be watched lightly, or to enjoy, it’s one that’s meant to make you think for hours.
It was inventing Anna I’ve been trying to remember. It’s similar to this drama
The elements of conning is where their comparison ends . But, this drama is much deeper.
I just finished watching, and I am still trying to formulate my thoughts, it’s the type of drama that elevates your worldview because it’s not as simple as it might appear which is what “Sarah Kim”kept emphasing
While Viki is promoting Positively Yours as their flagship Valentines Day Watch (makes sense.... couply (domestic?)…
Friday the 13th has a horrifying connotation in the west; it’s considered an unlucky day. Valentine’s Day this years falls on a Saturday which is not the day Netflix releases original series
“A man is allowed to react. A woman can only overreact.” Watching first two episodes, I was visibly annoyed…
I didn’t have any issues with her after the first two episodes, because on reflection, she’s in a male dominated field where she will constantly be undermined no matter if she’s overreaching or not. Her behaviour was normal and expected.
By the way your review could be a whole thesis on the men vs women debate; how men are always given leeway and women should always conform to expectations
Judging by comments I've read, a lot of people need to get their priorities and moralities straightened. We watch dramas about villains and think we can never be one, but in a situation where there's cheating, rape, preying on minors, and murder, we decide to remain hung up on one thing only.
Can we agree that most parts of this drama is meant to be uncomfortable, and start having meaningful conversations instead?
The loudest noise in episode 5 is the perpetrators playing victim. Like the line of Attorney Kwon where he said “women are not the only vulnerable” and the fact that Prosecutor Park has a young daughter that looks like his victims. And why Park is so protective of the blasted app?
I’ve read of Balanciaga, but a lot of these luxury brands withhold exposing this
Make of that what you will x
I just finished watching, and I am still trying to formulate my thoughts, it’s the type of drama that elevates your worldview because it’s not as simple as it might appear which is what “Sarah Kim”kept emphasing
By the way your review could be a whole thesis on the men vs women debate; how men are always given leeway and women should always conform to expectations