Omini

I saw so many beautiful sights while watching the film, as well as so many diverse human stories. Wonderful. A healing and inspiring movie.

Thanks. That’s good to know. 😆

It’s so sweet. I really wasn’t expecting that. I only planned to watch a little, but I ended up finishing both episodes

Till the End of the Moon gave me irreversible trauma. The moment Luo Yun Xi appeared on screen, my hand flew to a tissue like a conditioned reflex — I was fully prepared for the blood-spitting.

This episode feels like it was sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism. They went to so many gorgeous places.

Season 1 was pure cotton candy. Even though I have my doubts, I still hope this one will be the same.

I suddenly remembered how badly I wanted to hit Vee

I understand this whole turn of events, but that doesn’t mean I like it. You can’t just do that. The first half was so sweet and fluffy, and then it took a complete 180.

I know, I know that Dean needed this to make sense of everything, but I really can’t bear to see him sad.

Did I like this? Sure — it was interesting in its own way, even if it felt a little cobbled together. The plot isn’t particularly complex, yet somehow it still came across as a bit convoluted. The romance itself was genuinely enjoyable, though. Altogether it was nice in the moment, even if nothing much stood out to me in the end.
The poster actually has more intrigue and tension than the movie itself. When I first saw it, I wanted to watch the film before I even read the synopsis.

Okay.
The plot is decent, but it's only just that—decent, not outstanding or chilling. I don't know if I've gotten used to zombie stories, but when I got to the end I realised it has the same kind of things as everyone else.

Was an interesting concept, but tbh I was just wishing that it was over the entire time

I'm so glad that in the end they were able to enjoy the music, because for them it wasn’t just a collection of sounds — it was friendship, comfort, and salvation.

I’ll miss it so, so much.

I always thought it was kinda weird when people say that they don’t want to watch the last episode because they don’t wanna let go. But guess what? That was literally me here. I am not ready to let go of this story.

Yes, it was nice, just without the wow factor.

I understand what you’re saying, and I agree with you. But in that moment—in that specific moment, and I really want to emphasize that I’m not talking about the situation as a whole—it hurt me more to see Pi О suffer. Maybe because, in that moment, I couldn’t help feeling that some of it could have been avoided if he had just been honest, even if the other person might not have believed him.

I was actually talking about that specific moment at the end of the episode—the piano playing and Pi-o’s bloody fingers. It was truly painful to watch, and honestly, quite brutal.

I’m not denying that Pi-o might have avoided that treatment if he had told the truth… but would Jeong-yo have believed him if Pi-o had told him the truth?

You’re so right. We never really got to see what Jeong Yo went through, how he coped with everything, or how he managed to achieve all that he has so far. We only got little glimpses of his story.
And I do think it was a mistake for Pi O not to be honest with him and to take the blame for his mother’s actions. Even as I’m writing this, I’m realizing that he’s actually lying to the friend he spent so long searching for.
Actually, I think Pi O is the more vulnerable of the two, both mentally and emotionally, and Jeong Yo knows that. In fact, until today, I truly believed that he wanted to help him.
And yet, my heart aches for both of them, even when they frustrate me and make me angry.

And yet, I don’t think this is the right path to revenge. At the same time, I also don’t think he should simply let them walk away and go on with their lives as if nothing happened.
That’s why I started by saying I feel like a terrible person. I think I just really felt Pi-o’s pain in that final scene, while also seeing Jeong-yo’s anger and malice, which were portrayed so brilliantly. And, in a way, I understand that everyone believes they’re doing what’s right from their own perspective.
I guess that’s what makes it all so painful. I don’t necessarily agree with their choices, but I can understand where their feelings are coming from.

If it ends the way I suspect, I’ll definitely need another drama to comfort me.