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:)) I hadn't thought of that, but there are a few of them in the series too.😏

I think I've kind of missed the movies and series on this topic...🤔
A lifetime is not enough to watch everything you want.😬

I watched the series twice and it kept me captivated until the end, even the second time.
I rewatched the series this year, after initially seeing it the year it came out.

The series keeps you breathless.

I posted in a separate comment above.

Now that a user reminded me of one of Kim Soo Hyun's series that I really liked and that kept me in suspense, I would like to write something about it, without giving spoilers.
If there is anyone else who has seen this series, they can gladly share their thoughts about this series "One Ordinary Day"

The film begins by presenting that vibrant part of youth, where you don't think about the consequences and let yourself be carried away by impulses.
Bad luck causes the young man, who left home to have fun with his friends, to get into such big complications that even the lawyers don't give him a chance without serving a few years (at least) in prison.

Then we see a lawyer who seems like a dime a dozen, but his passion for what he did was rekindled upon meeting this young man cornered by the clutches of death.

The whirlwind that the young man and the people who rely on this case as a sure thing enter is so uncertain that you can't predict what surprises each episode will bring you.

Few will notice at first viewing a detail that EVERYONE involved in the investigation and defense misses.

The fact that it only has 8 episodes means the action is very well focused and I'm glad they didn't extend it to the usual 16 episode format.

The actors, ALL of them, play absolutely flawlessly. The lawyer, played by actor Cha Seung Won, is someone you will love for the way he does his job.
Even in this series, the lawyer reproaches a journalist for judging the defendant (in the article she published) before he was found guilty.

Knowing the drama that Kim Soo Hyun is going through these days and with all the accusations he has been dragged into, seeing him in this series, you will feel much more intense emotions, both for the character and for him in reality.

I highly recommend the film, with the caveat that it is recommended for people 18+, due to certain scenes.

Although both are on my watchlist, I haven't seen them yet, so I can't give my opinion. But now you've made me curious about these two series.

I will write a "review" above.

Has anyone on this page seen Kim Soo Hyun's movie "One Ordinary Day"?

@Omiana Something very interesting is written in the most read book in the world: "Do not give what is holy to dogs, and do not throw your pearls before pigs, or they will trample them under their feet and turn and tear you to pieces."
Don't exhaust yourself educating those who can no longer be educated. That's my advice.😊

I read this article a while ago. It's absolutely dramatic what's happening in this industry.

If you want to find out the details, I highly recommend the series. It only has 8 episodes, but I promise you that you won't be able to tear yourself away from the screen, because the plot will captivate you so much that you will want to discover as much as possible about the evolution of the case.
And since I just remembered this series, I'm going to watch it again, starting tonight.👌🏽

In case you haven't seen it, I can definitely tell you that it's VERY captivating.

Have you seen his series "One Ordinary Day"? The series has a fabulous plot and what is happening to him at the moment is not far off; it is all about an unfair accusation, and the prosecutors have over 100 EVIDENCE that he is the culprit.

Although I didn't know about her before she committed su*cide, after reading about how many problems and hardships she faced at her age, plus this information you wrote... I can say that she had a very hard life and probably not so many happy moments.
We can consider these hardships and burdens as reasons that bring you to the brink of su*cide, not a love lost a few years ago, as some people want to believe.
And if we also take into account the mental instability in her family, it is clear that this outcome was difficult to avoid, as she was not supported in any way by her family and people around her.

Receiving support from all over the world, through various actions that people/fans/supporters can take, is something truly magical, and Kim Soo Hyun, unlike other artists who haven't received anything like that (and I say this with regret), is enjoying this support to the fullest.
And here I am not referring in any way to what happens on this small and already embarrassing site, but what happens in the real world, in the WORLD!! Yes, Kim Soo Hyun is the first Korean artist to have massive global support.
I'm not afraid of what will happen next, because not everyone is pathetic in their thinking, but there are also people who have functional neurons and they are on Kim Soo Hyun's side. I KNOW that the support that Kim Soo Hyun has now is meant to change the direction of the wind, and other artists will also be able to enjoy this change.

I have never started from uncertain premises in forming an opinion and I never will!

Kim Soo Hyun is loved, and the whole world proves it with every action that takes place!

Have they already started devouring the master or are they still hoping for some crumbs?

Anyway, KSH's team had an interesting strategy. I liked it.

Go to the profile of the person you want to block, and the Add Friend button has two options: Send Friend Request and Block User.

Are you sure he's not a vampire? With all the blood he's sucked so far, there's every chance he's become one...