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Super fun, should've been 10 episodes, felt like the final 2 episodes could've been 5 to give some more closure.

Yeah not much difference between Snatch, Fury, OUATIH and Benjamin Button, you're onto something. Do me a favor and go watch Snatch, you're missing out on the funniest movie ever made.

When I think versitile I think of actors like Brad Pitt and Choi Min-sik, not Siwan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR8vO1H5ToY

The guy can't act and is a prime example of why idols make terrible actors. He was by far the worst part about Misaeng even though he was the posterboy. The only thing I've seen him in that he didn't drag down was The Merciless, so props for that I guess.

As bad as expected and Im Si-wan should just stop acting altogether.

The final episode really took a dump on the other other 7 episodes, went from a solid 7.5-8 to a 7. I'm happy that netflix is churning out some proper serious stuff but the final episode felt more like a parody

It's a shot from 1987: When the day comes. The actress is Kim Tae-ri, probably best known for playing in The Handmaiden. :)

He sexually assaulted someone and is cancelled indefinitely because of it.

Good cause that show is awful

Try Satan's Slaves (2017), it gave me the scares I've been looking for for a while

she hella carries the drama in my opinion, shes bold and interesting compared to ji soo whos only impressive when nobody is around

I'm a couple months late due to completely missing the article back when you wrote it, but I wanted to tell you your article is great! I just stumbled on it by accident while looking through the movies I wrote an article about, and I'm glad I did after all :)

I've not seen May 18 yet so I definitely should. You should have a look at "The Man Standing Next" and "The Presidents Last Bang", both movies are average in their own way, but they're the best movies I've seen where President Park's assassination is the main plot point.

The book recommendations are a very nice touch as well. I already know the about the big events in Korean history but it would definitely be nice to read in depth publications about them, I'll definitely save them. I'm currently reading "Korea: The Impossible Country". If you haven't read it yet, there's a high chance you'll enjoy it!

My prayers have been answered, thank you staff~

Usually not too big on romantic dramas but this one stayed amazing all the way through, the side characters where amazing in this one (especially Hyun Bin's squadron kept me engrossed). I want more of this!

I agree with Addicted. The drama doesn't change pace much. If you like the first two episodes you'll like the rest of the drama, if you don't then you'll probably not like it at any point

I feel like Lee Kyung-young and Kim Hong-pa definitely deserve to be on here. Every time they need to cast a corporate overlord they tend to take them lol

It's my favorite drama indeed :)

No problem, please let me know if you enjoyed them, I'd love to hear some of my readers' opinions!!

I've seen a hard day, yellow sea and chaser, all of those fall outside my scope

Barking Dogs Never Bite is definitely the biggest one I'm missing because I'm planning to write an article about director Bong soon :)