EternalSunshineOfTheSpot

If you mean they tend to be a bit older,it's true but not much older.I am a physicist and I had young professors at uni (meaning 35-40)

Even if she is not the mother,it would still be ew...I mean they are identical!

Exactly!I was wondering how she didn't disappear after killing her younger self!Perhaps she is from a different parallel timeline and in this one,her daughter would never die so she decided to stay...

Even more crazy scenario...she is his mother ad she got involved with Alice because of him and then he dies before she has him :p

Good scenario imo : The physicist is in fact his mother,she was born around the year he was,became a physicist and later got contacted by the Alice agents due to her research,to work with them.She later went back to 1992 to have her son and told him that if he ever sees her,he should prentend he doesn't know her because she knew her younger self would be around.
Bad scenario and most probable: She is a comletely different woman who is somehow magically identical to his mother and they may even start a relationship (ew)

I don't think 1year in Alice = 29 years in the real world.Alice is an agency (I suppose) in the real world,it's just that he left his girlfriend in '92 and he went to 2050 and a year passed for him.But the past has already happened,these years passed and his son grew up before he was even born and at this point he should be older than him.

Exactly!Twelve episodes about their relationship and how each got over their trauma would be perfect.I even liked it when the brother could finally draw butterflies,I wish that was the finale.

I just finished this and I am honestly tired of kdramas trying to follow the recipe.As usual,they had something really good here,I liked the characters and how everyone had their own issues,I also loved their interactions and I got absolutely hooked.But then they had to ruin it with unnecessary soap opera tricks (no I didn't find the plot twist interesting,it was rather ridiculous imo).

I was expecting something else,a bit more dystopic future and time travel sci-fi instead of classic kdrama tragedy...I only hope he doens't fall in love with the one who looks like his mother,because it played that music when he saw her.

They tried to go Black Mirror (which I personally love) but it's just not as good.I wouldn't say it is bad though...There is a SK mini series called Exit that I watched two years ago which imo could actually be a Black Mirror episode,perhaps not the best but I found it fitting.

Although I am enjoying the drama,I feel like the japanese kind of missed the essence of the movie.As a user said below,the movie was funny and at the same time raw.The casting for me is off,these boys are too cute if you know what I mean and the big fight scenes are not as realistic.If anything,the drama makes me want to watch the movie again.

I'm not sure how I feel about the ending or about the ML projecting a dead woman's person on SK B (yes,I still can't let it go).In the end,his SK is dead,they both left their worlds (DW A and SK B) and JM is miserable in both worlds as she lost her lover and her friend.I wish there had been a secret time switch and the dead SK was SK B after all and SK A had somehow managed to go to world C that night.Still a pity for SK B,especially since he liked her too but it would have been more romantic in my mind.The drama was a nice try in general but for me it was a little underwhelming and even boring at some moments.To be honest I think I was a bit too hyped my self.

Unfortunately ocn never releases those backround sounds.I was desperately looking for the Life on Mars backround music but there are only the main soundtracks/songs.

I agree that the quality is poor even though I keep watching them.The Chinese dramas,when well made are actually better quality,at least visually.What I dislike is people getting mad with this type of criticism and saying stuff like "well Koreans are acting over dramatic,Koreans do that,Koreans do this" out of the blue because you have offended their favourite culture.Girl no,I have seen excellent Korean actors and great productions by them and I am not saying that because they are paying my bills or something.I respect all cultures but japanese dramas and movies need a lot of work imo,both quality and performance wise.Obviously the japanese audience couldn't care less,I don't even know if they are watching their tv shows,it's the only way I can explain the poor quality,so there is not much to be done.

I have so far been entertained by this drama with no much complaint but at this point I find the story of YJ going after DH completely unnecessary.YJ is annoying and bitchy,however she seemed like a clever woman and somewhat realistic and now she has somehow suddenly gone cuckoo?She thinks that if SB stops working at the store,she will also stop dating DH?And will the mother seriously just forget everything that happened with YJ before?

I know right?And the poor character,the friend, seems like a good person,yet everyone hates him so much.I personally enjoy the parts with him and "Aphrodite".

Well to be fair,the thing in Moorim School,I do that too with my friends.We speak Greek and English mixed and I think some Germans also do it (judging from what I've seen on tv shows).

Yoon Shi Yoon not as famous but Lee Min Ho,the one who can't act to save his life,is a star....where is this world heading to *sigh*

It's funny how they don't seem to cast him in many dramas as a lead (perhaps it's his choice,idk) but he is in the best movies.I have loved him since I saw him in Hogu's Love.

Honestly as I commented below,at this point I am kind of bored and I don't know exactly why because I liked the premise and that it's dark (plus Yoon Shi Yoon) but somehow I'm not feeling it at all :/ Do you think there is something wrong with the pacing or the characters?