I feel sympathetic to the male lead all throughout the show. He was surrounded by piece of shit people. The biggest piece of shit is his girlfriend. I have no sympathy to her at all. Given the situation she was in at work, she would have more understanding of what her boyfriend is going through. Jong-Woo could have been saved, had he and the officer ended up together halfway through the show - but of course, this is not a romance show.
But the main point in here is that, could he be saved at all? Was his military PTSD brought back repressed feelings/emotions and just get aggravated by the situation in the residence? It makes you wonder if the Moon Jo was able to smell that on Jong Woo - and that made him special.
Two episodes in, I actually expected Jong Woo to become a killer. I watched way too much of this genre to know exactly that's the ending. Although, I like the twist at the end. Overall, I did not want that to be Jong Woo's ending. He just became the piece of shit like everybody else he interacted in the show. It just sad, and depressing. No redemption on good, and rather evil actually won.
Another thing going through my head while watching this show is that - everything is on Jong Woo's head and he was writing a book. But of course, that is not the case. LOL. I wished that was the twist of the twist at the end, wherein, everything actually did not happened - and it's all just a story in the book. Then you end with a scene where Jong Woo was signing a book for Moon Jo.
Anyway, I feel bad for Seok Yoon. His cute face does not deserve to be slaughtered.
He cannot be non-existent, because Moon-Jo interacted with other characters like the officer, and he actually have a clinic, who of course, have a lot of clients. Jung Woo is also not a dentist to be able to pull those teeth out easily and as perfect, which is in his wrist. Clearly too, it is made from many people, some of them before his arrival in the residence.
Took me a week to finish this, the storyline is good enough for me to be curious and hold my interest throughout the series. The first half is quite fast-paced, the revelation and action was really good. On the second half, it felt a bit dragging since they were playing the cat-and-mouse-game between the villain and the lead.
I enjoy the OST. Beautiful. It sets the atmosphere of the whole series.
I like the sci-fi element. I applaud them for making it plausible rather than some mumbo-jambo. But then again, since I'm a scientist, some of the stuff showing in the screen makes 0 sense, like how a chemical sample would have AGTC code in it.
As for the acting, I think the male lead did well enough. He fits the character. I remembered him as the younger brother of the female lead in My Love From the Stars. Eye candy enough lol. His characterization was consistent enough. I know that the male lead and female lead were dating and end up together, but it feels like the chemistry was a bit off in the show. I like how the female lead was a strong character, but at the end, she was like meh. She kept the male lead grounded and keeping his humanity, I guess that made her change the character mid-way. Anybody here bothered with how she was crying? Is it me or she was cross-eye? Applause to the main villain who was the President in Designated Survivor. He was damn gut wretching hatred. Same with the uncle and the vice director.
Favorite character was the genius scientist side-kick of the male lead. Damn he is uber cute. And also the counterpart of him in the villain side is the cute Lee Ji Hoon. They are just so good to look at. lol.
I guess this is enough blabbing without spoiling anything lol.
Feels like it's an okay movie. Nothing really remarkable about it.
I'm glad to see a different Park Shin Hye from other series of I watched with her as main lead. She was annoying in Alhambra lol. And had a great chemistry with ML in Pinocchio. In this one, I don't feel the chemistry and connection.
This is just one of those movies you would watch when bored.
The male lead and couple = sizzling hot. So eye-candy together. I enjoyed Bhu and Kavitra story too. Bhu is hot too lol.
I did not like Bright and Farm that much. The actor who play Bright did a great job though, everything he does from his word, action and facial expression look so predatory.
Drama is so cliche. Not so strong in the drama part, comedy was good. I guess the message of the series is very clear, at least the theme and story was cohesive to what they want to say. Acting was so-so.
1. Hate the female lead. We have this male lead, who all throughout the series trying to find, get together with her, but she deceive, try to break up, leave, etc.
2. The politics is so despicable here. No one in the politics seem to be upright and clean. The male lead should have been celebrated at the end of the series; yet, he ended up in some remote clinic. He saved the president and the prime minister, those things alone should have been a turn-around scenarios for these two politicians. (I know, there was a one liner from the president that it is time to clean up but thats not enough for me)
3. I'm glad the second male lead came back in the finale, I thought he is done and forgotten.
4. What's with the ever changing hairstyle of male lead? So confused. At some point, he was acting like L of Death Note.
5. It's a good series, There are also touching moments which I appreciated
I was just explaining that he cannot be non-existent.
Why are you so mad with my comment?
I feel sympathetic to the male lead all throughout the show. He was surrounded by piece of shit people. The biggest piece of shit is his girlfriend. I have no sympathy to her at all. Given the situation she was in at work, she would have more understanding of what her boyfriend is going through. Jong-Woo could have been saved, had he and the officer ended up together halfway through the show - but of course, this is not a romance show.
But the main point in here is that, could he be saved at all? Was his military PTSD brought back repressed feelings/emotions and just get aggravated by the situation in the residence? It makes you wonder if the Moon Jo was able to smell that on Jong Woo - and that made him special.
Two episodes in, I actually expected Jong Woo to become a killer. I watched way too much of this genre to know exactly that's the ending. Although, I like the twist at the end. Overall, I did not want that to be Jong Woo's ending. He just became the piece of shit like everybody else he interacted in the show. It just sad, and depressing. No redemption on good, and rather evil actually won.
Another thing going through my head while watching this show is that - everything is on Jong Woo's head and he was writing a book. But of course, that is not the case. LOL. I wished that was the twist of the twist at the end, wherein, everything actually did not happened - and it's all just a story in the book. Then you end with a scene where Jong Woo was signing a book for Moon Jo.
Anyway, I feel bad for Seok Yoon. His cute face does not deserve to be slaughtered.
Am I the only one who is wondering if the serial killer dentist is actually gay and LIKE the male lead????
Most OMG moments
- Soo Hyun revealed herself as the kid saved by the main villain. I was like WTF. WTF. WTF.
Most Heartbreaking moment:
- When you knew that Hyun-Woo is a goner :(
The last few episodes, they really went out for a blood bath. They just have to kill everybody. Poor female lead.
And wtf was that ending?
Took me a week to finish this, the storyline is good enough for me to be curious and hold my interest throughout the series. The first half is quite fast-paced, the revelation and action was really good. On the second half, it felt a bit dragging since they were playing the cat-and-mouse-game between the villain and the lead.
I enjoy the OST. Beautiful. It sets the atmosphere of the whole series.
I like the sci-fi element. I applaud them for making it plausible rather than some mumbo-jambo. But then again, since I'm a scientist, some of the stuff showing in the screen makes 0 sense, like how a chemical sample would have AGTC code in it.
As for the acting, I think the male lead did well enough. He fits the character. I remembered him as the younger brother of the female lead in My Love From the Stars. Eye candy enough lol. His characterization was consistent enough. I know that the male lead and female lead were dating and end up together, but it feels like the chemistry was a bit off in the show. I like how the female lead was a strong character, but at the end, she was like meh. She kept the male lead grounded and keeping his humanity, I guess that made her change the character mid-way. Anybody here bothered with how she was crying? Is it me or she was cross-eye? Applause to the main villain who was the President in Designated Survivor. He was damn gut wretching hatred. Same with the uncle and the vice director.
Favorite character was the genius scientist side-kick of the male lead. Damn he is uber cute. And also the counterpart of him in the villain side is the cute Lee Ji Hoon. They are just so good to look at. lol.
I guess this is enough blabbing without spoiling anything lol.
I'm glad to see a different Park Shin Hye from other series of I watched with her as main lead. She was annoying in Alhambra lol. And had a great chemistry with ML in Pinocchio. In this one, I don't feel the chemistry and connection.
This is just one of those movies you would watch when bored.
The male lead and couple = sizzling hot. So eye-candy together. I enjoyed Bhu and Kavitra story too. Bhu is hot too lol.
I did not like Bright and Farm that much. The actor who play Bright did a great job though, everything he does from his word, action and facial expression look so predatory.
Favorite character gotta be Yihwa.
Beom-jo is the third wheel between Dal Po and In Ha.
Yoo Rae also can be considered as a love triangle, but she is more like a comic relief.
1. Hate the female lead. We have this male lead, who all throughout the series trying to find, get together with her, but she deceive, try to break up, leave, etc.
2. The politics is so despicable here. No one in the politics seem to be upright and clean. The male lead should have been celebrated at the end of the series; yet, he ended up in some remote clinic. He saved the president and the prime minister, those things alone should have been a turn-around scenarios for these two politicians. (I know, there was a one liner from the president that it is time to clean up but thats not enough for me)
3. I'm glad the second male lead came back in the finale, I thought he is done and forgotten.
4. What's with the ever changing hairstyle of male lead? So confused. At some point, he was acting like L of Death Note.
5. It's a good series, There are also touching moments which I appreciated