I really liked this first episode. I was worried it wasn't going to have the same vibe as the first season, but they managed to capture the essence and mature it some. I'm looking forward to seeing where this goes. And can we talk about the f***ing outfits? Amazing!
Really good series that asks some important questions surrounding revenge. This series was very well done in terms of acting, directing, and storytelling. I had a good time watching it.
What’s so good about DMD to stan? Not good bls and copycat bls couples.. or ZNN being the biggest fraud 🙄“…
What's so good about DMD to stan? I feel like they take more risks in terms of storytelling, but that's just my opinion. Not sure what you mean by "copycat bls couples"? Yes, as I previously stated, I thought GMMTV handled this topic very well.
The most anti-climatic ending of a show with so much potential. Thebine who stole the show was Cho Min Kyu as…
I agree that ending needed to be more fleshed out. It felt like it needed one more episode to drive home closer. Everything up to that was really good.
I really liked this. I felt like it needed just ONE more episode for some lovey-dovey time. But all in all, it was VERY well acted and written. I hope to see the leads in other projects in the future. Kim Yunsik is gorgeous. The camera loves this man.
Disgusting bs making fun of Christianity (ofc because it would never dare to make fun of any other religions)
Just binged-watched it today. At no point does it make fun of religion or Christianity. It does the exact opposite and holds it in high regard. A character has to make a decision about how they devote their life, whether that is to love or Christianity. Watch to find out.
Just binge-watched this today. While I am a Domundi stan, I was really impressed with this drama, the performances, and the writing. This is not an easy topic to tackle, but it was handled in an authentic manner. Tanrak's struggles with his faith and love for Barth felt authentic and genuine. Good job, GMMTV. This could have gone south really easily, but instead it was masterful storytelling with substance and authenticity. The screenplay here was incredible.
I had to blink twice 👀to make sure I wasn't watching the real thing. It was very realistic. The bus scene was…
But shout to the intimacy coach, shout to the actors, shout out to the director, for making that scene feel so natural and authentic. I'm having so much fun watching this series.
Already long winded and contains enough slop to earn a Masters in Women's Studies at Berkeley.
I don't know why people are taking that storyline so seriously. The whole point of that interaction is that she was underestimated because she is female and then IMMEDIATELY was about to beat up the next person who walked through the door, thus proving her strength and instincts. Relax people.
... mok's comment when meeting Emi's character rubbed me the wrong way, it doesn't even fit his personality??
Oh God, that's the point of the scene. It's that she is underestimated because she is female, and then immediately is prepared to whoop ass when someone walks through the door. Relax, folks its just characterization and storytelling.