They didn’t show Deaum’s death, I thought they would. But maybe it was better this way. The scene with his best friend by the hospital bed was beautiful. I wish she had watched White Love at the cinema with the director. Deaum was a sunshine. It was a beautiful series, slow and delicate. I also liked the development of the side characters. Especially the female character who’s an actress, she looks beautiful even with short hair. And the male lead is an incredible actor with an amazing voice tone; he literally acts with his eyes. The female lead’s acting was also outstanding.
When the CEO imitated that creepy guy with the glasses and went 'yaa', I totally lost it. For the first time, the CEO actually acted like a decent human being, good job.
No matter how much you empathize with FL’s pain among people who still have their whole lives ahead of them, no one can ever truly understand what she’s been through. While she cries out, saying she wants to live, the helplessness of the others...
It was a terrible movie. A story about a stalker and an abusive husband. The scene where the female character was naked and abused was awful. Perverted creeps probably enjoyed watching that, of course.
You replied so fast lol, we have the same feelings for Seo Yeong, I don't think she'll do anything negative in the last 2 episodes since the makeup artist is now in a supportive position. ♡
When the team was eating together, I found it off-putting that that woman started a rumor about FL and ML, and after that article was published, FL didn’t even know where to sit during the lunch break. I especially disliked how that woman told the others to keep their heads down so no one would invite her. I just finished episode 10, and I liked seeing her at the director’s house, acting sweet, so right now, I like her. Also, my feelings toward the other actress were mixed; I used to think she was a grey character. But I found the conversation they had in episode 10 mature and really liked it. That’s all.
From FL’s perspective, nothing is wrong. But from the perspective of the director, the CEO, and the creepy bespectacled guy they report to, everything is all about money and personal gain. It’s unethical. Except for FL, her BFF, and her parents, the other characters in the show all have major or minor flaws. As a viewer, I’m tired of this situation.
When is the director’s ex gonna stop acting all bitchy? I’m tired just watching her, and she’s clearly not tired of being like that. Ugh. Everyone’s clinging to the FL like parasites. Enough already.
Her father and best friend tell her that she’s being selfish, and at first, their thoughts and concerns are understandable. But the greatest and most valuable thing a person can give up in life is their own life. If she is knowingly and willingly putting her life at risk, and she is 25, not a 15-year-old kid,then there’s no point in insisting so strongly against her decision.
There are two scenes I really liked in Episode 2. The first one is when the FL comes out of the audition and the ML texts her, and they meet on the bridge. They walk toward each other and end up standing so close, almost close enough to kiss. The second scene is at the very end, when the ML ties her shoelaces and looks at her face from very close. 🔥🔥 Also, Namkoong Min is well aware of how to use his voice, eyes, and facial expressions, it's truly impressive. Even though the character he plays is cold and distant, watching him is never boring. Noticing and watching his micro-expressions is such a delight.
A story about a stalker and an abusive husband.
The scene where the female character was naked and abused was awful.
Perverted creeps probably enjoyed watching that, of course.
The first one is when the FL comes out of the audition and the ML texts her, and they meet on the bridge. They walk toward each other and end up standing so close, almost close enough to kiss.
The second scene is at the very end, when the ML ties her shoelaces and looks at her face from very close. 🔥🔥
Also, Namkoong Min is well aware of how to use his voice, eyes, and facial expressions, it's truly impressive. Even though the character he plays is cold and distant, watching him is never boring.
Noticing and watching his micro-expressions is such a delight.