- Rbyn -

Actually never mind, I went on her page and found multiple comments from you hating on the actress. Nothing you say is good faith criticism you just don't like her.

I don't follow news on actors so maybe you've seen something I've not, but from the article you linked it just seemed to be "she eats weirdly so it MUST be drugs" and even then I think if you screenshot anyone eating it wouldn't be the most flattering of a photo. It feels like it's just a narrative you want to push and it doesn't matter if theres actually any proof because you don't like her as an actor

I read the article, and it quite literally said the allegations are baseless and unfounded.
I think it's fine to not like her as an actor, but you've made multiple comments which just seem malicious 🤷‍♀️

What a weird thing to speculate on ... I actually really like her as an actress and honestly your comments come across insanely insensitive and familiar? Odd behavior 😐

Comment section is already incredibly heated, but I'm also a bit confused with the casting icl. Lee min ho is older and shorter then Ahn Hyo Seop which aesthetically goes against the source material. As a fan of ORV, I don't see how it could work as a film unless they cut down a significant amount of character building (over 500 chapters worth), which really is the main charm of ORV. I don't have high expectations for it since I don't put much trust in adaptations, but I'm curious to see what they'll do with it.

...what?

Ah that makes so much more sense now, the nuances of that scene just flew over my head completely. Thank you
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yeh I completely sympathise with her situation, and she has every right to be angry, but it was just so misdirected that I thought I missed something. Her kids were also evicted, they didn't have much of a choice. yet when she sees them, even after the pharmacist had explained the situation, it hard cuts to the mother telling her children that they should consider themselves orphans now since they're getting disowned. I get that people react differently under stress, but i was left stunned.

TL:DR I wasnt sure if the mother had just misdirected anger towards her kids, or if they had actually done something that had warranted that response
Thanks though, i thought i might of missed some key info
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I feel like I've missed something... At the end of episode 10 why was the mother angry? Is it because they moved out of their family home? Like I cant think of anything they've done to make her so mad (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

"My Mister" and "Just between Lovers"

agreed. As someone who loved the first season, the second one was a complete let down. Truthfully, I've only watched till episode 5, but so far I've been quite disappointed. every game is solved through the 'power of friendship'. the relationship between the mains is mediocre with no chemistry at all. Also maybe I'm missing something but, in the second game, they split into pairs chosen by arisu. he teams usagi with the man who previously tried to SA her at the beach. Why? Because arisu had an awkward moment with usagi? Don't leave her alone with someone who has attacked her before. Btw, she does get attacked. Again. Which yeh, arisu prevented, but she shouldn't have been put in danger to begin with. Idk season 2 is just not gripping me

No, it's based on a webtoon under the same name 🙂

Hmmm if you haven't watched them already, “my mister” and “coffee prince” are both really great dramas with the main theme being friendships/relationships. If youre looking specifically for bromance…. Id probably say give “hello monster” a go or the film “midnight runners”.

I really like him as an actor, and I found that the scenes were he was talking about his brother were performed really well. However, as a whole I felt his character was definitely lacking. The character to me just felt very one dimensional with really weird lines/line delivery. It kind of just seemed… goofy at points?

I think the summary gives too much away. The last part about the plan to kill the grandparents shouldn’t really be in the synopsis; It spoils the ending in my opinion. It also just isn’t reallyyy necessary as it’s not what the movies about. I mean it’s centred around Shuhei's traumatic love bond with his mother, and how Akiko’s cruel and destructive actions send them hurling down a path filled with only tragedy. Definitely, Akikos plan was an integral part of the movie, but really I think because of how it is such an important turning point for the story it’s kind of a shame for viewers to know before watching the film.
Edit: They changed the description ~(˘▾˘~)