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Remakes that don't work alongside the original author rarely do well. Most of the budget went on hiring that star cast and the movie looks cheap because of it. The public doesn't always need to see familiar faces for it to be successful, a few upcoming actors could've done the role justice.

I rarely get SLS but i had it so bad watching reply 1988. The final paring had me sitting there wondering wth did i just watch

I want to watch it for dahyun but im hesitant to watch it because korean remakes don't do the taiwanese original justice

Now that is an interesting plot

That was such a nonsense scandal. There's so many people that do worse like Kim soo Hyun and he wasn't kicked out of his new drama and they even added him to the trailers after it was released. But there's people that have their career ruined over rumours. It's interesting how the industry reacts to different people. It seems like they don't want to add him to their dramas in fear of public opinion but he's a decent actor and he's great at comedy

It's probably because KBS is government owned but i don't understand why kdramas have to end everything with justice. In real life it doesn't always go like that. It would be fine if they ended it with them getting away with it but they just had to include that plot. Murim's MIL coming back to visit her in jail was so unrealistic too. irl murim seems like the type of person to cut them off after that. It's not bad and the episodes were interesting and there were some funny scenes here and there. It's a nice background show to put on. I just didn't like the last 3 or 5 episodes

It sounds too similar to be a coincidence. I hope this is just 1 season and not dragged out like they did with the British version of Liar.

I did not expect that but congragulations. All of these 2nd and 3rd gen idols getting married makes me feel old

They ruined his character in squid games. I'm not mad that it took him that long to find the island but if they were going to do it like that they should've cut down their screen time. It took up quite a bit of the episodes and felt like filler scenes, the only person that made it interesting was Mr choi

sources say he's still looking😂

gihun should’ve blamed himself. After the bloodbath from S2 there were more players that voted to leave. If they waited it out they could’ve voted and all left. Because he decided to start a coup things didn’t go as planned.

You’d think for a Netflix show with such high production fees, they would hire people that could act instead of random English teachers in Korea with no acting experience. The acting was so bad and cringe

I understand why they did what they did and the symbolism but why didn’t they show us the frontman’s backstory? Or how the games came to be? How he got chosen? Why he left his family? The latter half was heavily focused on the psychological themes and how society is. I did like it and it was very predictable but many of us wanted answers. The whole point of gihun going back was to get answers and to stop the game.

I was wondering why they were talking about gender but after watching the previous season it made sense with how the results depended on who they sided with for the eliminations. They made a lot of improvements this seasons and all the games were interesting.

I watched season 2 first but the games here were very underwhelming. It was interesting to watch but there was more about psychological strategies and alliances rather than using their brains. They needed more 1v1 games where its totally dependent on your intelligence rather than working as a team

She was such a hypocrite. She didn't want to vote *** out because she liked him but it was ok for her to join the alliance and vote YS out. She reminded me of Sohee from devils plan in that scene

It’s been 3 years since a love catcher season?? Will we even get one or

The romance was boring however, the medical aspect was interesting it did lack the depth that hospital playlist had but it got better in the later episodes.

The only love line that made sense was sabi and jaeil it seemed like they had a slow build up and you could feel their attraction growing. GYJ and the male lead didnt have much chemistry, it felt so rushed and random imo and so did the last relationship they hinted at

i think he has some connections. It's rare for new actors to have that many main roles in big drama productions unless they're an idol or their first role was a huge success.