Dreamwalker

Man just praying for even a bittersweet ending at this point.

Well it ended up how I originally thought it would, I guess that is a little disappointing. Also, unless I missed something, did they just ignore Han Joon for the ending? They briefly bring him up, but for the most part he just fades to the back. It was a pretty mediocre drama for me.

Bah I was looking forward to My Husband Oh Jak-doo. Also, does this mean the daily Enemies from fhe Past is on hiatus?

Surprised Nam Sang-Ji isn't in the cast. She is one of the main characters, and my favorite by far.

How has Won Jin Ah not received more roles until now? Her acting is so far above these other "rookie" actresses. As someone mentioned before, she really does remind me of Soo Ae.

Wow, I really like Seo Hyun. She has grown on me more than any other character thus far in the series. Also, Thank You for finally not making Yoo In Young the cliche villain. I have always wondered how she would do in that type of character role, and I was pleasantly surprised. I hope she gets a chance to do another role like that in the future.

EH just comes across as boring to me. I mean from the first episode they have hyped him up as this elite that even took down a "terrorist", but his logic and actions make no sense at times. For instance, why didn't he go all out asking Dong Ha about the shoe when he finds the connection with the murder. I don't care if he considers him a friend, anyone would demand an explanation and wouldn't just keep it to themselves. Especially when DH skirts the question consistently. I mean he's a judge, yet he just keeps quiet and even gives him the shoe?

How could he even stand being around Jung Joo while keeping all the information to himself? Had he done it after EH tells him about the threat, that would be one thing, but that wasn't the case at all. It just comes across as stupidity to me. I believe my friend, but clearly he is involved in some way. So let me just do absolutely nothing until Jung Joo's brother dies. Had he actually fully committed to finding things out, he could have easily put the brother in protective custody, or even had a damn conversation with him. In the end, I put just as much blame on him for the death.

As far as Han Joon being a psychopath, it would actually make more sense than what has been going on. I still don't understand why he would make a deal with the brother, and then threaten him and say the deal was off. His actions in that scene are so bizarre. Mostly, I just don't want this to be so cliche. /shrug

I think it's her eyes. Soo Ae's eyes have always popped for me, and it does the same with her.

Pleasantly surprised. The story and the acting are top notch so far, hopefully it keeps its stride.

I don't know, I still don't feel Eui Hyun's character. This whole stoic and brief moments of sweetness do nothing for me. Han Joon is a lot more interesting imo. He actually displays all of his emotions and thus far seems to be pretty sincere. If they end up twisting his character and he is actually just a psychopath, man.

Also Park Eun Bin really does come across as way too young to play a judge. Every panel she is on she seems so out of place. I like the actress, but this feels like an odd role.

Pretty much sums it up, well done.

I'm getting more and more anxious each week after I finish the new episodes.

I'm actually hoping that is what happened. I am going to be really disappointed if Dong Ha was involved. The mother has always had such a odd vibe throughout the series and I can't help thinking she has a dark side. There isn't any reason for her to cover for the father which is the only glaring issue. Maybe she was making her own alibi by giving the father one? Otherwise she knew the father did and covered for him anyway.

Man, I really feel like the dad raped her, and then the mom killed her. Perhaps she did it thinking the son did the rape.

I don't think I have ever seen a villain get completely revealed so early and somehow continue for seemingly half the series. Mind boggling.

So I'm right, since I guess you didn't deny it. I'll just leave it here as I think the situation speaks for itself. Didn't actually know about the birthday though, somewhat odd thing for the site to automatically do.

Again who are these other actors you keep bringing up. You really are pushing this idol angle aren't you? You must be internalizing this whole discussion now that I keep looking at how things have flowed. After looking at your list and some comments you have made you seem to idolize Park Shin Hye and Shin Se Kyung. I guess I triggered something when I used those two as examples. Makes sense now.

Also are you and Mimi the same person? I mean as I was scrolling through the comments I couldn't help but notice some weird similarities.

You both type the same way. You both said this drama is a waste of your time. You both bash Suzy and use the same rhetoric comparing her to "shit" and "crap". You both then bring up LGS and how you are disappointed in him in this. You both bring up Pinocchio and how it is so much better.

You have the same birthday, you have the same favorite dramas and actors. You reviewed the same drama and made the same points.

I mean hopefully I am just seeing some crazy coincidences and you didn't come onto this comment page with 2 accounts specifically aimed to bash the drama, bash Suzy, and promote Pinocchio.

I'm not sure what drag others down is suppose to refer to other than JGS, who yes, I don't like. The others were examples of people I thought improved....so I don't see how that is a negative thing. As far as hating the others you can easily just look at my list and see if I just hate them. Even in the case of JGS I don't tarnish the drama just because of one actor. I look at the whole thing and decide whether I liked the story, the actors/actresses, the music, and whether I would watch it again.

The statement about me being the first one, I don't really see your point. I am not the first one, there are literally comments on this first page of people believing she improved or that this was the best she has been. Even though that is the case, what relevance does that have to this conversation? I didn't realize the amount of responses to a comment somehow validates or invalidates an opinion. I stated an opinion, then used examples of other people who I believe improved, and didn't. That's it.....

At this point I don't even know what you are wanting to say. Are you saying I literally didn't watch the drama? Or you just don't agree that he didn't have any intense emotional scenes other than when he wanted to attack Yu Beom. That is the only scene in the drama that I remember, and like clockwork, he was screaming and yelling and being pulled back. Mind you it was a what if scenario, but that is literally him in every scene that he has to get emotional. He just explodes and screams at the person.

I mean reading your earlier comment you must know what I am talking about because you said "I think he can control his tone now". You then said he never shouted in this drama at all, which he did twice that I can think of, the scene I mentioned above and early on when he yelled at Yu Beom at the car accident (it was super brief though). I agree that he didn't shout as much, but I equate that to him not having to use intense emotions throughout the show. I don't think that was him just reining it in, but agree to disagree I guess.

Yes, I care to voice my opinion on whether I believe an actor/actress has improved. All I have seen from you is talk about how "shitty" one person is and how "good" everyone else is. Pretty sure I already explained why I brought the other actors/actresses up. It seems pretty straight forward to use comparisons when talking about whether an actor/actress has learned or changed in their abilities.

I love how saying that Suzy has improved since Dream High is somehow blasphemy to you. How did that statement come across to you as if I said Suzy was a great actress? You even mentioned bias earlier, do you just have a general hate for her or something?