Sunflower

Loved the drama. It's just hilarious and so entertaining. Highly Recommended.

Although I was a bit sad for Song Ga Kung and Oh Jin Woo couple. I was genuinely rooting for them, and honestly, they had the strongest chemistry when compared to the other two.

I am going to treat their ending as an open ending.

8.5/10

This drama is the perfect blend of romance and office drama. Although I must admit, I wasn't a huge fan of the romance and at times found it a bit draggy. Don't get me wrong, the romance wasn't bad or anything, it's just that I was more interested in the three ladies, the competition and the office politics. The three actresses played their respective roles really well and I'm glad they all got the ending they deserved.

All in all, I would definitely recommend this drama to anyone looking for something female centric and motivating.

I loved this drama! It's a solid 10/10 from me. The show was very well-executed and had a refreshing, fast paced approach for a romance drama. The were two things that really stood out for me:

Firstly, I appreciated everyone's reaction (in Sang Zhi's family) to our main characters' relationship, it was reasonable and without any exaggeration. I especially liked how the parents didn't go out of their way to ensure our leads break up; instead they simply expressed their concerns and left it to our leads to figure out their lives.

Secondly, the relationship between our leads was just beautiful. It was mature, with no drama and unnecessary breakups. I liked how they respected each other and talked their problems out (if and when they had any).

All in all, this show turned out to be better than I had expected. Would definitely recommend it to those looking for something nice, sweet and relaxing. I'm already planning to rewatch it once Netflix finishes airing the show on their end.

Suddenly I don't know what to do with my life any more 😪
Loved every minute of this drama. Looking forward to the actors' future works 💕

The way I understood it was that she was 14 when she first met him (in ep 1). Then they meet again when she is 16-17 (ep 2), and that's when she begins crushing on him. Finally, they meet again when she is 18-19 (ep 8) and fall in love.

Waiting for the next episode to drop is starting to feel like eternity 😩

I love this drama. I thought I would go through the drama slowly but once I started (which was yesterday), I just couldn't stop. I agree with some of the comments, the plot is nothing new but it's just well-executed and very well-acted.
Can't wait for the next episode 🥰

Waiting for this drama to air 2 more episodes before I begin my binge watch session 😊

That makes sense. Thank you for the explanation 😊

10/10

Initially, I found the synopsis uninteresting but when I began watching it, I just couldn't stop. This drama turned out to be so engaging and captivating thatI binged watched it in two days and loved every minute of it. The actors did an amazing job, the production was top-notch but most importantly, I found the characters' actions in this drama logical and coherent. Another aspect I really liked was the pacing, it's fast paced and to the point with no unnecessary emotional scenes.

This bring me to my point: if you're debating whether to watch this drama or not, seriously do give it a try. You might just love it 😊

7.5/10

The drama starts off rather slow, picks up from episode 3, but all the fun & action actually happens in the final episode, at least in my opinion. The plot by itself is nothing new but it's well executed and the acting is top-notch, making it clear that a lot of hard work and effort went into its production.

I would have loved to give this drama a solid 10/10 but the whole time, I just felt as though there was something missing, maybe it was the thrill or intensity that was promised but not delivered or maybe it was just predictable. I'm don't know.

All in all, it was a good watch and I'm glad that our main characters (good or bad) got the ending they deserved.

It's rare for me to come across a movie that deserves a perfect score, but "Extreme Job" effortlessly earns a solid 10/10. The movie was a mix of action and comedy, keeping me entertained and laughing for the whole duration of the film .

The "kiss" scene at the very end was just hilarious, I did not see that coming 😂

This movie is highly recommended.

No, you didn't.
Now that I think about it, you're right 🤔. We never got a proper explanation as to why they were killed in the first place, aside from the line "he just wanted to control them and didn't like it if things didn't go his way".

I guess, this is a plot hole 😅

This was a fun drama. Most episodes were very entertaining, although there were a couple of episodes that were a little meh and there a few plot holes as well. But overall, I had a good time.

I knew from the onset who the culprit was, and my suspicions were proven right, but the drama did do a good job in confusing me and making me question my initial certainty.

The actors did a great job, but I am not too sure how I feel about the police officer. In my view, his character wasn't well-developed. Not only did he come across as biased but was also making up stories without doing any proper investigation. But maybe, that was the whole point, cause there certainly are a few officers like him the real world (who knows). Oh well 🤷🏻‍♀️

All in all, would certainly recommend this drama to those looking for something short and entertaining but a friendly warning, there are a couple of plot holes and some characters are a bit unnecessary (in my view).

Why did burning the cassette solve the whole problem?

The movie was quite good but was a bit confusing. Only cause of this one reason, I prefer the drama over the movie. Otherwise, the acting was really good and I'm glad, they kept the OST the same as the drama.

If anyone understood the ending, kindly explain it to me.

7/10

Overall, this was a good movie. The acting and cinematography were amazing, but my favorite part was definitely the cook-off scenes. Another aspect that I really liked was how well the movie captured the high-pressure and stressful environment of working in restaurants and it was interesting to see how at times, chefs cross the line when experimenting with different foods (the hornbill scene is based on a true story).

However, I rated it a 7 because the plot was okay, nothing too extraordinary. Throughout the movie, I was waiting for something big or explosive to happen, but it never did. Now, this might be me and my personal taste. Also, another issue I had was with the character development for Aoy. It felt rushed as in one minute she was working in her family's restaurant, the next she joined Hunger as a fry chef, and suddenly she became the head chef. It all happened really fast, so was a bit too unrealistic.

All in all, this was a good movie, just not great (in my view).

Gone too soon.
R.I.P Binnie 🕊️

I see, so the movie is sticking closely to the manga. I haven't read the manga but really looking forward to seeing more of Shin and Eisei together in Part 3. It would be even better if we could see Shin, Kyoukai, and Eisei all together on screen at the same time. That would be the perfect combo!