Stoofie

Any other ending would have been forced or cliche, I think the ending was absolutely perfect.

My lovely girl is in the lead for worst drama, why? I loved it!

This movie was great, I really liked it but in the end when she sees the ghost of the child she took the blame for and he gags her before she can have redemption and smiles, is he saying that she doesn't deserve it and that she should die too? Or is he saying she has nothing to be sorry for?

1st episode was interesting! I like to think I'm quiet good at figuring out who the culprit is or what exactly is the reason behind a situation but I didn't really figure it out until the show intended us to know at a certain point!

I love thriller/crime dramas but they're always so short! Bad Guys that's airing is only 11 episodes and this is only 10! I wish they wouldn't make them so short just because people love melo-drama romances and don't get me wrong! I love them too but I need more crime dramas in my life~

Does anyone know any good ones besides the obvious?

You must have been doing what I was doing! gooddrama gives you no way of knowing if someone replied to you and you're not gonna look back at episode comments so I thought I'd give my theory here to see what people thought.

I think Jung Moon killed Oh Goo Taks daughter and Oh Goo Tak banded the 3 of them together to find out which one did it and he's the one who put a hit on Jung Moon and that's why Woong Cheol's hyungnim had Oh Goo Tak's number on his phone. And that's why when Woong Cheol asked his hyungnim who ordered the hit he told him that "A betrayal always comes from behind" because Oh Goo Tak's the one who got people to offer both Woong Cheol and Tae Soo so that Oh Goo Tak can act like he's saving them by taking years off their sentence but in reality he's trying to get one of them to kill Jung Moon and putting all 3 lives at risk.

All speculation but I hope I'm right! This show's super interesting.

It's a bit strange though to make several different versions of one thing that's not particularly special, what if it flopped?

Ghost-Seeing Detective Cheo Yong, Who are you? and Gods Gift 14 days is pretty interesting if not exactly the type of crime thriller you may be expecting. Check them out anyway!

I think it's gonna be a hot mess just as America's remade Japanese horror movies and everything else they try to remake.

Ao Haru Ride was just made into an anime and is still airing and they're already making a movie of it too? It's good and all but the story seems too generic to get so many versions

I love Lee Jong Suk in his stuff but honestly
I'm afraid of Park Shin Hye being in the drama, in The Heirs I liked the plot plus Kim woo bin's character but I realised I really don't like Park Shin Hye's acting, she's so blank and unlikable in her roles besides Flower boy next door, she has the exact same facial expression for EVERY situation (such as kiss scenes) that it takes the excitement out of it since she doesn't even seem any different whether she's talking on the phone or being kissed out of nowhere, it's always this expression O_O.
I'll definitely watch this though because every drama with Lee Jong Suk in it since School 2013 has been super interesting and different for me than the usual drama stories~
I pray Park Shin Hye isn't the same blank character as always or it'll ruin this drama for me ;~;

Why wouldn't you?

This was one of the dramas that really got me into dramas! I'm so excited to see a remake of this! Especially since Jang Na Ra is the female lead! I loved her in School 2013 and watched her other dramas and was surprised to see she just doesn't age!

This is a great list! I love mothers in dramas, the actresses portray them so well you can understand how they feel for their child and can't help but cry if something happens to them.

Probably because that is always a plot point in romance but these are more things that happen within seconds and you think back like "What the hell?" Like how every poor girl lead (The Heirs) has a brand new £700 phone, more trivial things you know?

Well maybe yeah but don't disregard my comment when you're the one who asked why and I tried to give you the most likely answer besides the obvious bugs the site will have with the update it got.

It's because of the ferry incident in South Korea, a lot of shows have stopped airing for now and variety shows have stopped filming so I'm pretty sure people are catching up on airing dramas they put on hold to fill in the gap while South Korea mourns its losses.

Oh really? That's really disappointing, thanks for telling me

gooddrama is subbing it

Why? The past episodes are pretty good so far, it also shows how everything happens and how the characters develop