wow i'm glad i didn't watch it from the start, the match against Shujitsu high school was mindblowing...i still can believe that 15 years students can play like that against semi prof players...i can wait against the pink spiders i'm defentily skipping ep4 i will not survive to wait till ep5 to see the match or the end
is a really great horror movie. I do not understand why other people write bad reviews about it. Some people complain that they do not understand the story or the plot. But since when does a horror movie need a logical explanation? If you want a clear story and explanations, you should watch a thriller, not a horror film! This movie is just a good, crazy, and wild horror film. It has an amazing atmosphere and a lot of scary scenes. You can really enjoy the fear of the unknown. If you already know some Asian ghost stories and folklore, you will understand the small details faster. But even if you know nothing about that, it is still a fantastic horror movie that looks beautiful. I highly recommend it if you just love real horror!
Na verdade nao ha quimica em ninguem ali parece mais um relacionamento de terror obssesivo compulsivo do que romance
Exatamente! 😭 Muito obrigado pelo comentário, você definiu perfeitamente. Eu até tentei defender a minha bias, a Eun-jin, mas ela escolheu o pior papel da vida dela nesse drama, não deu.Se quiser limpar a mente desse terror, vai assistir '25 Years of You'. É um J-drama muito bom e vai fazer você esquecer essa bizarrice rapidinho! Haha
The twisting and scheming in Love on the Menu is wild! Honestly, it makes me wonder if this is a reflection of how South Korean society actually works, because I can barely wrap my head around how mind-blowingly backstabbing and selfish some of these characters are. Is everyone low-key plotting against each other? 😭 (Side note: I don't even consider Gyu-rim’s dad a real character anymore—I skip every single scene he’s in because I know he’ll just ruin the show for me!) Now, every time a side character speaks, I'm just sitting here like: 'Okay, what’s the catch? Who are you trying to scam now?' Hahaha, I absolutely love it. With this much drama and betrayal, they could easily fill 50+ episodes and I’d still be laughing! 💀😂
Tried picking up this drama, but honestly, by episode 4 I just couldn't take the BS storylines anymore. The writer and director are clearly in a major delu state trying to force some deep philosophical melodrama, but it's just failing miserably. No hate to the actors at all, but this script was unsalvageable from the start. The cast feels totally mismatched for this kind of Americanized writing. They honestly should’ve just gone with unknown actresses or made the second leads the main leads. Visuals and actual chemistry matter so much when you're making a show, and this just ain't it.
Tried picking up this drama, but honestly, by episode 4 I just couldn't take the BS storylines anymore. The writer and director are clearly in a major delu state trying to force some deep philosophical melodrama, but it's just failing miserably. No hate to the actors at all, but this script was unsalvageable from the start. The cast feels totally mismatched for this kind of Americanized writing. They honestly should’ve just gone with unknown actresses or made the second leads the main leads. Visuals and actual chemistry matter so much when you're making a show, and this just ain't it.
Tried picking up this drama, but honestly, by episode 4 I just couldn't take the BS storylines anymore. The writer and director are clearly in a major delu state trying to force some deep philosophical melodrama, but it's just failing miserably. No hate to the actors at all, but this script was unsalvageable from the start. The cast feels totally mismatched for this kind of Americanized writing. They honestly should’ve just gone with unknown actresses or made the second leads the main leads. Visuals and actual chemistry matter so much when you're making a show, and this just ain't it.
the runtime of the show has shortened for me ..because of the father getting more screen time 🤣 i dont know if thats positive but i can finish a episode much quicker now 😁
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and a different perspective on a story. Sure, it wasn’t perfect! But it didn’t need to be. The story was told in a theatrical, stage-play style, which is honestly impressive for an 18-minute episode. Just like in a real play, the characters are meant to be comedic and everything is done with a smile. But hey, that’s just my opinion. A 6.5 though? Come on.
You can't complain about how slow the series was. Despite each episode being only 18 minutes long, they still delivered a modern-day stage play on screen. It’s literally a filmed theater production. It's theatrical, dry, and constantly dances on the edge between comedy and the harsh reality that life just sucks sometimes. I honestly felt like I was watching a stage play and expected them to burst into song at any minute. I just loved how that social pressure and the reality kick that life isn't easy were mixed with a comedic storyline.
The actual plot was hinted at the first scene only
True, but knowing that from the first scene makes it even more disappointing. Episodes 1 to 5 gave no indication or setup for that twist. It felt like they just crammed it in, which is why the quality dropped so much for me from episode 6 onwards.
K-Drama 
This movie is just a good, crazy, and wild horror film. It has an amazing atmosphere and a lot of scary scenes. You can really enjoy the fear of the unknown.
If you already know some Asian ghost stories and folklore, you will understand the small details faster. But even if you know nothing about that, it is still a fantastic horror movie that looks beautiful. I highly recommend it if you just love real horror!
(Side note: I don't even consider Gyu-rim’s dad a real character anymore—I skip every single scene he’s in because I know he’ll just ruin the show for me!)
Now, every time a side character speaks, I'm just sitting here like: 'Okay, what’s the catch? Who are you trying to scam now?' Hahaha, I absolutely love it. With this much drama and betrayal, they could easily fill 50+ episodes and I’d still be laughing! 💀😂
No hate to the actors at all, but this script was unsalvageable from the start. The cast feels totally mismatched for this kind of Americanized writing. They honestly should’ve just gone with unknown actresses or made the second leads the main leads. Visuals and actual chemistry matter so much when you're making a show, and this just ain't it.
No hate to the actors at all, but this script was unsalvageable from the start. The cast feels totally mismatched for this kind of Americanized writing. They honestly should’ve just gone with unknown actresses or made the second leads the main leads. Visuals and actual chemistry matter so much when you're making a show, and this just ain't it.
No hate to the actors at all, but this script was unsalvageable from the start. The cast feels totally mismatched for this kind of Americanized writing. They honestly should’ve just gone with unknown actresses or made the second leads the main leads. Visuals and actual chemistry matter so much when you're making a show, and this just ain't it.
The story was told in a theatrical, stage-play style, which is honestly impressive for an 18-minute episode. Just like in a real play, the characters are meant to be comedic and everything is done with a smile. But hey, that’s just my opinion. A 6.5 though? Come on.