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I became interested in this movie, because I saw it was the only other project from Moon Jiwon and because I like Woosung.
It was a bit too slow for me at first and it was quite predictable, but just like with Extraordinary Attorney Woo - it was special, because of the autism aspect.
Hyunggi did a wonderful job and the meaning of the movie is nice too - never go too far and forgot who you are. Of course, in life we all have to make difficult choices, sometimes unthinkable ones.
Overall, a good movie, 7,5/10 from me

Honestly... I didn't enjoy this a lot.
The drama had a promising start, but the cliches took over a way too much at some point.
Also, the way the main couple got together didn't flow very well, it wasn't natural.
I actually enjoyed the supporting couple's story more.
The last few episodes were... terrible, way too much drama, they could've wrapped up the series with 10 episodes and avoid all that, but oh well...
I can't give this more than 6/10, but even that feels like too much.

Yes, because Kang Taeoh is going to the army soon and they don't want any actors to be replaced.

Yes, because Kang Taeoh is going to the army soon and they don't want any actors to be replaced.

I get the hype around the drama, but it is definitely overrated.
Park Eunbin did an extraordinary job for sure though!
I did enjoy the acting from everyone, but the drama went a little downhill from episode 10 onwards from me.
In general, there were some law cases that didn't grab me a lot, I know every case was meant to teach Youngwoo something and make her grow, but still...
There are lots of things I wish we had seen, but they never happened.
The announcement for a season 2 was their last call to save things, but they could've wrapped up this season (and the drama in general) nicely if the drama had 2-4 episodes more. Do we need another season? I guess time will show, I just hope they will keep up with the good work.
I'll give this a 8,5/10 mainly because of the acting, because some things from the storyline were unnecessary and were there just to add more drama.
& gosh... I don't know if it's just me, but it's really stupid to see a bar/restaurant created just so some of the leads could spend time there and there are no other clients. The same thing happened in Shooting Stars and come on... if you have only 1-3 customers... can you make a living?

This was hard to watch. I felt no chemistry between the actors and everything was so cliche... after the first episode, I actually thought this won't be so bad, but I was wrong.
It was a waste of time.
With those "kiss" scenes... the drama would be better off without them.
The ending song was really nice though.
& there was something annoying and off-putting about Kaneda, I don't know if it was because of the character itself or the actor.
I can't give this more than 5,5/10, there are far better BLs, so I definitely don't recommend this one.

I really enjoyed this drama! I just wish it had more episodes!
Kimura Tatsunari did a wonderful job!
The theme with 'anti-aging' was nice too, Togawa tried his best. xD
I'm really glad that Japan has somehow decided to attack the scene with many BLs this year! haha

Nice short series, but something was missing for me.
A better BL with similar vibe and Yuki as a lead is 'His'.
I wish the scene with scary stories telling wasn't that long, they could've used that time for something more meaningful.

I wonder why they didn't show how the law case in episode 9 ended, they had never done that before.
& I was very interested in that episode's theme, because I'm a primary teacher, so it was nice to once again see school related topics in a drama.

I am going to write my review based only on the drama since I haven't read the novel(s?).
The drama had a lot of potential, I loved the first 4 episodes, but it went downhill from there for me.
I became less and less interested in it as the ending grew nearer, the excitement from the start just wasn't there anymore. The plot became messier and less intriguing, Pete and Vegas's love story was rushed for me.
I had many questions after the end of the drama, they had enough time to wrap up it up nicely, but they decided not to, if there would be a second season - good, if not... oh well (& even if there is another season, it won't come any earlier than 2024).
However, the drama is still very special and one of a kind in its own way and that's thanks to the actors and their hard work, I don't know if he gets enough credit, but the real MVP of the drama is Tong, that man was a total chaos (in a good way) and he managed to steal the show every single time, I wish there was more backstory about him and Kim as well.
Although, the drama is far from perfect and has its flaws, I will definitely remember it for a long time, it left its print on me and well... isn't that the purpose of every show? (though many do not manage to achieve that goal).
A shaky, but hopeful 8/10 from me ~

The drama wasn't anything special when it comes to the plot, but it was still quite enjoyable.
I liked the acting and the fact that there was focus on each main character for a few episodes.
The way they portrayed the split personality was something fresh and it's definitely what makes the drama unique. The chemistry between Dongwook and Hajoon was great & the humor was nice as well. What also saved the drama was that it had only 12 episodes, although too many things happened in the last.
All in all, I have no regrets that I watched it, 7/10 for me.

I was hyped up before starting the drama, but it... was nothing special, it even took me some time to finish it, because I was no longer interesed, but I had spend too much time on it anyway.
The first half of the drama wasn't very interesting and there were too many work-related scenes that didn't bring any progress to the actual story. I do believe the drama does depict the reality in the entertainment industry in Korea quite well though.
I feel like Ho Young and Yoo Sung were the sweetest couple.
I just didn't feel much from the main couple, they had nice chemistry, but something about their getting together and their confessions didn't grab me, maybe it would've worked out better if there were more flashback scenes.
All in all, I don't regret watching the drama, because it had its funny and cute moments, but it felt draggy at times too, so I can't give it more than 6,5.

There's something unique about Japanese humor and I'm used to it, as I was an anime/manga fan before and I understand that Kouta's misfortunes are the main aspect of the story, but the last episode was honestly too much.
The drama as a whole was enjoyable though and I'm glad it wasn't any longer.
There were cute and wholesome moments, the couple was a bit awkward, but I still liked them together.
I don't know if anyone else noticed, but it's like all actors wore pretty much the same clothes during the whole drama, that's actually quite typical for mangas and it was a nice touch to the series, at least for me.

The first 2-3 episodes were good and I thought the series had a potential, but then everything became a mess.
Unneded drama and conflicts, which were resolved in a weird way.
I liked the leads even though I see a lot of people complain about their acting and chemisty, but the drama still lacked a lot, it's like nothing happened and everything could've been resolved in much fewer eps.
Thank god this show wasn't any longer.

I am not fan of musicals, but I still enjoyed the drama.
It was beautifully filmed and the effects were truly... magical.
The magic element and Changwook's acting really made the drama special .
Other than that - the story was nothing original.
The typical school bully, the typical overworking student from a rich family with non-understanding parents, the typical poor girl (for once, a poor girl in a Korean drama that actually had a broken phone, which was not the latest model and wore the same clothes, so it was believable that she had financial difficulties).
I noticed something in the first episode, so the plot twist in the last ep didn't surprise me.
But still... there was truly something extraordinary about the drama and I defintiely don't regret watching it. I wish there was more about Ildeung's whereabouts in the future though.
A solid 7,5/10 from me.

What can I say... I'm so glad this finally is over! It had potential, so I gave it a try, but I am so disappointed.
12 episodes and it's like nothing happened, they could've ended this with 8 episodes at most.
They didn't know what to fill the screen time with, so they just threw in tons of making out scenes, which were honestly... too much.
It felt like this drama was nothing, but pure fanservice.
The characters' actions didn't make sense most of the time and it was frustrating to watch them go in circles and lie to each other when they could've simply talked things out like normal adults.
I liked the chemistry between the leads and some other minor things, but the show was basically a waste of time - no character development, confusing behaviour, so much wasted budget.
The motto of this drama: solve all issues by sleeping with each other, hah.

This is my 5th drama with Hwang Jung Eum and I've never really liked her much, but she was even more annoying at times here.
The plot was rather predictable, what added up to the story were some of the sorrows they managed to sooth.
I think I liked Chief Gwi the most out of the leads, even though I am a fan of Sungjae.
I don't know what was with all the drama in the last episode, when it ended like that...
The first few episodes didn't grab me, but then the drama picked up and the same happened to my interest.
It wasn't as good, thrilling or interesting as I hoped though, so a 6,5/10 from me.

The movie was a bit slow at times for me, predictable as well, but it was still beautiful.
We've all had damn tough days at work, which made us wonder... is it all worth it?
But the meaning of the movie was wonderful, inspirational, hopeful.
Life is hard on everybody, but sometimes just one person, just one reason is enough to make us resonsider a lot of things and change our mindset.

I think I found this enjoyable thanks to the leads, as the drama was nothing special.
The number of episodes also helped and I liked the 'winter theme', the drama was nicely filmed and although it was short, it fulfilled its purpose.

The drama really gives off "What's wrong with Secretary Kim?" vibes.
It was truly full of cliches, but it was still enjoyable, the real MVP is Lee Deokhwa, what a great man!
There were funny scenes, but also some very ridiculous ones.
At least the drama wasn't boring and draging, because it didn't have the regular number of 16 episodes, but maybe they needed one more to finish it properly.
The second couple was a nice touch to the story, I think I liked their chemistry even more.
Overall, an easy drama to watch, but don't have too high expectations, because it's surely overrated.
6,5/10 from me ~