Omini

I watched episode 1 and remembered why I cried so much while reading the novel.
I’m not sure my heart can handle this.

For me, this movie committed the worst crime a movie can commit: it promised perfume, but delivered almost none. That was even worse than how boring it was and the complete lack of chemistry between the characters.

It might not seem like a big deal or nothing new, but for some reasonI liked it so much. The movie is sad, emotional and touching.

I can’t say I love this, but I also can't say I hated it. I had to know what was going to happen, but unfortunately, every "twist" was incredibly predictable in its attempts to be unpredictable.

I had to choose between You Maniac and Arrest and Action. How should I decide?

I really enjoyed this one!This was not what I was expecting. Going into this, I knew it was a transmigration story, so I thought it would be your typical fantasy romance.I was expecting something light and sweet, but this was a lot deeper than that. This series includes some sensitive subjects. I enjoyed the characters of Kano and Ogami and the development of both of them throughout the story.

Incredibly cute! From the plot, to the characters, everything was straight cotton candy fluff.

I have so many feelings about this and none of them are good.

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

Wow… the tension builds more and more throughout the film.

The ending came very quickly, as if they were in a hurry to finish it. Some of the things that seemed important at the beginning were never addressed, such as Ji Soo Heon’s illness.
I didn’t feel any budding romantic feelings between the characters, so I was very surprised by the ending. Where did they come from? I thought they were just friends.

This one is really hard to talk about without spoilers, but it wasn’t what I expected at all — it was so much more. Unique and intriguing.

How is it only 6 episodes?

It’s insane that it took me this long to pick up this series. I know — my own fault for putting it off over and over again. I actually watched it again after I finished it because it was so good and I needed more time with these characters.

The tension… The tension between Jira and Ko. And then the tension between Jira and Pheem.
Holy poopballs, you guys — this was fantastic.

Just as fun, silly, and chaotic as the other entries in the anthology—maybe even more so. Honestly, I was laughing every five minutes, if not more. I can easily recommend the show to anyone with a high tolerance for the absurd or who simply wants to have a great time watching something. And in fact, beneath all the laughter and nonsense lies the most important truth: hard work never betrays you.

While I was watching the series, I had so many thoughts, and now that I've finished it, all I'm left with is: I liked this a lot! It was exactly what I was in the mood for—clever, creative, mysterious, emotional, and with a little romance. Also, I’m rating this 9.5 stars, so what am I even saying?

I can’t deal with this. One episode a week is pure torture.

I don’t know. This wasn’t terrible. It wasn’t amazing. It was… I don’t know. The idea is fun, the beginning was good, but I got bored toward the end.

While I was reading the summary, I knew I would like it. What I didn't expect was how tender the heart of this story would be. Beneath the fights and the yearning lies a story about trauma — inherited, inflicted, survived. About what it means to be soft without being weak. About what it means to care, to love, and to trust.