I finally watched episode 6. 😭 It was hard to watch knowing how the episode would end. So I have learned my…
The watch said 3 initially and after her attempt it reduced to 2.. they showed this in one scene clearly and she says so herself. So no worries there she can defs travel one last time! x)
Ugh but why did she not give him any hints that she might switch personalities again like before (the way she informed the SML), it breaks my heart thinking how he's gonna feel when she leaves again! I've read some theories on here that he might've lost his memory.. and I kinda hope that's the case. It seems like a better alternative than getting ignored again!
I'm soo scared for this drama right now, because I love it soo far and I just can't imagine how they are going to fill in these 16 episodes?? Like it's episode 5 and soo much has happened already, i just don't want another drama that I loved go down the drain, just because they had to drag on for 16 episodes!
are you trying to say two time plane crossing or the same time plane is going on and on... because I guess and…
It seems like it's the same time plane running, and all the changes impact the immediate future. I do think there is a possibility it's SJ ringing the bell that way. And the two watch theory also sounds interesting!
Hi curious question especially for those who didn't like this much : is it because it's mostly a teenage - school romcom and targeted towards that age group? I also started it and don't really understand the hype. Or does it get extremely interesting later on?
I'm not sure if i completely understand the ending, can anyone elaborate? I've mentioned my interpretation in…
So basically by going back in time without having any memory, history is just going to repeat itself, so what's the point? The machine is also there, nothing's gonna change, soo why would he chose to go back? From what I read, in the webtoon version they don't show the machine at the end (which is maybe left upto us for interpretation, but atleast there's scope that the aliens took back the machine). If I am missing something can someone please let me know!
So imo, the first two episodes didn't dwell much deeper into the relationship as much as the Taiwanese version. And I think that's the reason why a lot of people are not feeling connected to the remake.
The og focused soo much on establishing the depth of the lead's relationship (in the current timeline) and the portrayal of grief was soo real, you felt sad along with the FL. When she cried you knew why, and you could relate to the pain even if you might not have lost someone. I think that's the huge part missing here initially. You don't feel emotionally attached to the FL's story, it feels like any other story of the loss of a loved one. And it seems to be much more focused on the mystery element than the grief side. Which is why I think, if there's someone who has not watched the Taiwanese version might really like this. But the og watchers might not be pleased at all.
Somewhat boring after ep 10. A lot of repetition. The story is a bit thin to be 16 episodes. After ep 12 most…
I felt episode 11 was genuis and a work of art out of all! I do agree that maybe they could've ended it at episode 12, but I guess they wanted to show the healing part of it once they reconciled, hence the rest 4 episodes.
I am at episode 8, but this second male lead is beyond redemption. Who would still have a crush on someone he…
Towards the end they throw light on the SML's childhood and how that had a huge impact on him.. he suffered a lot and probably because of that instability he behaved that way. You might feel more sympathetic towards him towards the end soo keep watching. :)
Omg same I was totally mesmerised by this line too! I literally paused it and msgd my frnd this line (who doesn't even watch kdramas) just bcus I found it soo well written (and very relatable)
It says the movies will have interviews of the cast, not sure if it will be scripted (as in part of the documentary) or behind-the-scenes interview.. I'd like to see the documentary though!
Gawd what should we watch next week?? I usually stayed away from ongoing dramas and waited till they were complete.…
Same :( the wait for every Monday ends now, dunno what to watch next that can take its place. Next, I'm looking forward to Twenty Five Twenty one... Looks pretty good and seems to have the same vibes as OBS, but it will start from Feb 12.. Gotta do with OSTs till then :')
I'm trying to decide whether this drama will suit my current mood- as it's about exes I expected it would be kind…
I would say its slow burn slice-of-life.. and the first few episodes (precisely upto episode 11) are pretty sad, melo and rely pull on your heart strings.
But it's the 'hopeful' kind of sad, not the one that will make you miserable, but the one that will make you invested in their journey. The healing part is the self discovering journey of the characters (both the leads and the sides), how they reflect on themselves and their relationships.
The last few episodes are purely healing, and will compensate for all the angst and sadness you have felt throughout the first few episodes. It's an absolutely beautiful drama that realistically portrays human, emotions and their flaws, so defs give it a try! :)
I do wish we know what the grandma told Ung about Yeon su's story. We don't know much about what happened to her…
True, the details about her parents and what all she had to suffer through were not discussed much... I feel it would have been way better if Yeon su explained everything to Ung herself.
Also, about Ung's dad, I think it's just assumed he had financial issues, but it could have been explored more.
But I guess we can't get everything we want in 16 episodes, they did a good job regardless. :)
The og focused soo much on establishing the depth of the lead's relationship (in the current timeline) and the portrayal of grief was soo real, you felt sad along with the FL. When she cried you knew why, and you could relate to the pain even if you might not have lost someone. I think that's the huge part missing here initially. You don't feel emotionally attached to the FL's story, it feels like any other story of the loss of a loved one. And it seems to be much more focused on the mystery element than the grief side. Which is why I think, if there's someone who has not watched the Taiwanese version might really like this. But the og watchers might not be pleased at all.
Next, I'm looking forward to Twenty Five Twenty one... Looks pretty good and seems to have the same vibes as OBS, but it will start from Feb 12.. Gotta do with OSTs till then :')
But it's the 'hopeful' kind of sad, not the one that will make you miserable, but the one that will make you invested in their journey. The healing part is the self discovering journey of the characters (both the leads and the sides), how they reflect on themselves and their relationships.
The last few episodes are purely healing, and will compensate for all the angst and sadness you have felt throughout the first few episodes. It's an absolutely beautiful drama that realistically portrays human, emotions and their flaws, so defs give it a try! :)
Also, about Ung's dad, I think it's just assumed he had financial issues, but it could have been explored more.
But I guess we can't get everything we want in 16 episodes, they did a good job regardless. :)