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I wouldn't call it serial killing, but it is definitely bordering on serial killer. Even though the killer(s) have killed more or at least three people. It is psychological in nature why the killer kills but he does have a reason or motivation behind it like all killers be it a terrible reason. If I had to take an educated guess yes the show does have a serial killer, which I think the person portraying the villain (killer) does a great job.

I am thinking the same thing, which everything points to to Lee Shin to people somehow dying. Her daughter and trains scene seems too obvious to me especially when we are introduced to her daughter's room for the first time, but it is one piece to unwinding this web of intrigue.

Same Here. Currently Watching Find Me in Your Memory, 365: Repeat the Year, Memorist, and Nobody Knows. In, Memorist Jo Han Chul plays a completely different character. I am surprised there are less people watching this show and more people watching the other other shows. It is very intriguing so far. I was scimming through the comment section and noticed yours about the actress.

It is an excellent drama as of 4 episodes. I did not see the original Japanese drama, so I cannot comment on the similarity. Frankly, I am a little scared to watch the original while waiting for the new episodes because it might lose its flavor. Nevertheless, I am excited for next week and beyond.

It is a good list. I would put Chushingura (1962) on the list and drop the 1941 version. Other than that, you have a great list.

I agree to a certain extent. For me, Amnesia is a little overused in Korean cinema, so to do that would detract from the plot. I can see him possibly not being able to differentiate between the present and future, maybe because of hyperthymesia. Or he perhaps gradually loses the ability of hyperthymesia. I would rather not see what you said, Amnesia subplot.

I came across your list as I was looking for some Japanese Films to watch that I might consider. Like the previous, comment I am not stalking. You have some good movies on this list. On a different note, I have watched a lot of Samuari Films when I get the chance. Also, I find music to be a critical factor in the enjoyment of a film along with the story. I will be keeping an eye on your lists for the future.

I did not read the webtoon novel, so I do not know what happens in the novel, but I agree with you that it could be a possibility. First-time screenwriters are challenging to pinpoint where they may go with the story sometimes. I am getting the vibe too. , but it could be one person. Keeping my options open while watching this.

It might be accurate, but you never know with these screenwriters how close they will follow the webtoon, so I would not go that far yet.

Back in 2013, this drama caught my attention. There were three reasons why I watched this drama. First, it was Jun Ji Hyun's first drama since 1999, and second, I love most of her films. The third is the director of this drama works include Tree with Deep Roots (2011) and The Painter of the Wind (2008). The director knows how to direct good dramas. I was looking forward to how he uses the script to his advantage or not. It is not perfect, but it had enough moments that the camerawork, visual effects, and acting were off the charts. Rating 9.13/10. You might like this drama you never know. Give it a shot. I saw it four times since then.

It is a riveting show with a few drawbacks. My rating is 8.522. I really liked the villan in this show.

I am thankful I watched this drama when it aired. I forgot how long each episode is. I finished this drama again this week, but I forgot how long each episode really was. Each episode flew by as they were so good, but I will wait a few years to watch it again—definitely one of my favorites. I loved all the characters—my rating 8.7595. It plays with your emotions.

I like your list. I have seen most. I would recommend the crime, suspense, psychological dramas: Voice (2017), Bad Guys (2014), Two Weeks (2013), Love Me If You Dare (2015), and The Count of Monte-Cristo: Great Revenge(2018). I have other recommendations, but you might like these dramas if you haven't seen them.

Also, this is out of the blue I recommend you watch Ice World (1999) Mystery/Romance and Ouroboros (2015) both J-Dramas maybe not on par with Signal, but a different type of Detective dramas.

I am not an expert; someone can probably explain it more precisely than me. In episode 1, PHY was leaving the Police Station after being questioned by CSH and KGC. You see, a Waste Disposal truck parked at the entrance of the Police Station blocking parked cars from leaving. His car parked in one of those spots. He calls the number on the windshield, but no one answers. He then hears static noise in the back of the truck where old police files or things in the police station are to be taken and disposed of. He then starts hearing his voice, as you mentioned. You can say transmission starts when he calls the number on the truck. Now, I saw this twice, and this is my take on the walkie talkie being in the waste disposal. Fifteen years have passed a person, or something was bound to come across walkie talkie if ASC did not take it, but there are so many scenarios to think of to use your imagination.

It is a horror/crime/mystery drama, not a comedy. Very little comedy if any. It has a balance of horror and mystery. It does have a little or probably more melodrama in it so I would categorize it under melodrama.

nicole I made the same point regarding the Golden age of Hollywood, Bollywood, K-Drama - Mr. Sunshine and what you discussed. You hit it.

Crazy. I am a guy so I own three pair of shoes. Casual work shoes for work and a pair of running shoes and sneakers. Also sandals that is it. They last me years.

Not a bad start to a great show. I am connecting with Kim Dae Myung's character a lot.

I agree with your point wholeheartedly regarding what her role is supposed to encompass and everything else. Your last sentence summed up the job description, which I thought right away. Also, it is "she keeps heading to the scene and working on the ground/hands-on." I have no problem with it as I have seen many crime dramas maybe not in these scenarios, but very close. I was just thinking like she is ruining a good pair of heels going onto the scenes, but what do I care it is fiction after all. I am worried about nothing in the end. Sorry I am rambling on about nothing.