Tota Kwon

I suspect him and that uncle who was talking to Phat in ep 3... but till this moment, Thun is the most suspected.
He knows Phat's father's case... As well as some or all of the crimes committed by those "victims".

So... It's not my problem...

What an ep.... 😭😭😭😭😭

But you also disagreed with my opinion because I was curious about other people's opinions and comments 😅

Anyway, I think this is my comment section... I said what I wanted to say too as everyone does.
And I repeat again, I'm curious about others and I already have my own opinions about series and movies.

I didn't say you don't have the right to rate something; I said it should be done logically and politely, rather than with such harsh words that make it seem as if the whole work was a piece of ****.

That's all there is to it—a matter of politeness and respect in expressing opinion, nothing more.

Angry Est is something I want to see more 🫣🔥🔥🔥🔥 He is so cool.
Rome too 💥
I'm so excited for their series You Maniac 🔥🔥🔥

I felt sad for Rome... Thee's words hurt me too, not just Rome. 😔😔😔😭

Not like that, I'm just curious... And trying to explain the idea that nothing will please everyone 100% because no two people have the same mindset.

The idea that you have a clear standard and no series meets your standards simply means you don't watch it, and that's what's required in that case. If something doesn't meet your standards, simply don't watch it, but don't criticize as if this work was made to meet your standards and didn't meet them in the end... That's what I was talking about.
Because I have seen many, many comments, whether here or on social media platforms, that speak in a way that makes you feel as if their taste is the best of all and that the series did not accomplish anything at all, and was not good at all... and this is unfair to the series, the actors, the crew and everything, even the viewers!

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Despite Po's utterly terrible character, there was still a small, terrified side to him, which I really liked. Daou did an absolutely fantastic job! I didn't expect it to be so seriously awful! I wonder how everyone will react to his performance here? Especially Offroad, who's been in a bit of a negative roles before, and Daou kept hounding him, saying he hurt him and so on (Pheem & Than) 🫣🤭🤭🤭

What A great movie!!!!!!

I need therapy after this movie... It was truly amazing, so realistic, and the cinematography was absolutely fantastic!!!! I really commend it... And the actors, let me not even mention Nadech and Daou, they did an absolutely brilliant job!!!
It was insane... The whole movie made me nervous, but the last 30 minutes were the most nerve-wracking and crazy of all. As a Daou fan, it was so stressful for my nerves. I was so nervous and on edge the whole time.

Everyone put in a fantastic effort. Filming took place in harsh weather conditions, but despite that, everyone did a great job, and the production team did an amazing job bringing the work to light in this way.

I really recommend it only to fans of action and blood, or those with strong hearts.

I can't wrap my head around the scene with Po (Daou). I really can't. Even though I was ready to see this side of him in the trailer, seeing the whole scene in the movie drove me crazy... This is Daou's first villainous role... his very first... and he came out like this. So what will he be like in the future? I'm truly amazed!

Daou, you're a truly brilliant actor... His portrayal of evil and madness is truly terrifying! And his crazy actions leave you no chance to predict his next move.

But from what I've seen of Po's character so far, the calmer you are with him and the more you accept his annoyance, the more he'll leave you alone. If you try to respond to him, he'll get angry... and when he gets angry... 🫣

Anyone who sees Po (Daou) in his first scenes in the film, and sees how calmly he behaves, would never guess that he's the savage from the trailer. 🤭🫣

D-Day finally~~~

I hope you don't judge it that way... If you don't want to watch, that's your right, but I hope you reconsider the idea that in series or projects in general, you don't know exactly what happens behind the scenes, you don't know who is at fault or what happened that made things change that way... We viewers never know the whole truth, only the actors and crew know the whole truth.

So I hope you don't confuse things, or we will be the ones who wrong the actors because of the crew or production team...

I don't know what would have happened if they had made the series available on global platforms. I think the series would have been even more popular than it is now.

If you look closely, you'll notice that his father's face looks somewhat damaged. He may have actually set himself on fire, but he was rescued quickly before he was burned. However, the smoke and lack of oxygen put him in a coma more than the burns themselves. Besides, it's been so long since that even the burn marks are no longer visible after all these years, so I think the burn scars on his face make sense.

As for Kay's story in the car, I don't find it contradictory. Perhaps he doesn't want anyone to know that his father is still alive, especially the debt collectors. And let's not forget that he also suffers from a personality disorder or something similar and this could affect his behavior or even his memories.

Ultimately, all of this is just speculation or my own opinion; nothing is certain yet.

From my perspective, if—and I emphasize "if"—he's involved in the crimes, he'll have at least one accomplice. This is something I often associate with the idea of ​​a personality disorder or his seemingly insane behavior at times. However, if he's not involved in the crimes, it's likely the perpetrator knows what really happened in Kay's life and is also using Kay's ideas to exact justice—for his own sake or for other purposes as well.

Exactly!!!!