InaBalerina

I think it is not about their happiness, but it's about our happiness. One should live and search for happiness in any painful circumstances. It's us who should be happy we're not in THAT kind of pandemic. : ))

I thought nothing will top Beyond Evil for me. Right now, l agree with you.

1, OMG the song is out. Oh, God bless you Spotify <3
2, To those asking for a different name to the drama: aren't you glad our pandemic sucks, but it doesn't suck like THAT. Bet you are grateful now. See? Happiness. : )))))

So it is Isaac, damn I think I have the voice in my brain or something since i called it that fast : )) well, waiting for it to be released.. sounds amazing <3

Searching fir it too. Sounds la Isaac Hong.. but i couldn't find anything yet :(

Anyone know what song that is in the ending of ep 8?
Sounds like Isaac Hong (but I am not entirely sure). For those who do not know Isaac Hong, he's the one with the song "Ruin" from STRANGERS FROM HELL, song which still haunts my being till this day : )) amazing track

indeed

really really good so far

Ok so... I don.t think i.ll ever forget the money on which the old lady died on 😐

sometimes the kid looks like cho seung woo : ))

The subject fits, i was not referring to the subject. I was talking about stuff like... the lights on the phone scene. In that reality I would have seen that scene differently. It looked unfit for that context. I was waiting for an exaggeration and got something very "normal" and dragged. A different kind if exaggeration If I may say so : ))

And there are a few more in my opinion. Some scenes were a bit too normal actually for that reality.

But the political part and the debates, yes, they are ok for a dystopian context.

It is nowhere to be found : )))

If there is any doubt regarding Ga On's character, there is no doubt regarding the devil judge. I mean, it was written as a one side love on his side and a very powerful friendship from Ga On's side (which I guess Ga On kind of knew). This is based on a parallel regarding the knife scene. Yo Han grabbed that knife to stop Ga On from doing something stupid, just as the love of his life did, in the past.

Touche, powerful suggestion there, writers.

Ok, so it has a few flaws and frankly some exaggerations that don't fully go well with the whole dystopian future and all, but all in all very interesting. Not gonna mention the acting cause that is off the charts good, but the democracy debates are strong with this one.

Worth every minute spent on this :D

Regarding the bromance guys, it did not hit me as hard as Beyond evil, though it is far more visible here. I enjoyed every minute of that too : )))

"He falters when i speak like this".
You falter when i speak like this.

Ah, my heart.
I am trying to focus on the democracy debates and all ... but these two are just stealing the show.

"what do you mean you can't taste anything?" -ep 2

..... Covid vibe God damnit 🤣🤣

Hard to define it. If you mean traditional/typical romance, then no.
Now, if you mean a profound connection between two people ready to die for the other and place complete faith in one another, only to burn in agony after being lied to, yet still sacrifice all for that person's well being, oh yea. We have that kind of romance. : ))

I feel you. There was this tiny little rock in one episode, on the ground, at some point. I think it was the only thing I wasn't suspicious of. :))

Also....
I think my heart skipped a beat when Joo Won told his father how to aim in order to kill.

Ah, it was phenomenal.

Apart from the amazing acting and the chemistry the male leads have, it was beyond amazing. OST, plot (very small plot holes btw, nothing too relevant in my opinion), cinematography, dialogs... all of it.

It is without doubt, the best drama i've seen so far (Although I have a few other shows that got a 10 from me) this one is simply the best. For now at least.

Let's see what more kdrama land has to throw at me, after this... damn it will be hard to be satisfied beyond this masterpiece I just saw : ))