is it just me or did they kind of downplay the big reveal? like, it's supposed to be such a pivotal moment of the story, but it wasn't quite impactful. don't get me wrong, the scene was honestly very emotional. when Seok Ryu hugged her mum I legit cried like a baby, but still.
"Oh I didn't think it was gonna be so raunchy" gurl the content rating literally says 18+ restricted???? Yk you can just skip those scenes right???? Or better yet, don't watch. If it's not your cup of tea, then it's ok. But don't drag a show or its cast because of just ONE aspect of the show.
So those who hve read the Novel, whaT happend to her fist son Noa,?
Leaves his family when he finds out koh hansu's his real father. Years after sunja visits him and they have a fight about it. After she leaves, he kills himself.
I've hated him since season 1. Hated him even more after reading the novel. But I've realised one of the major…
Forgot to mention that aside from being a lying, cheating, manipulative bastard, he's also a woman beater. At least in the novel. Not sure if the show will ever explore that side of Hansu.
Knew Isak was gonna die, but I was still gutted when he said he wanted to watch his sons grow up ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜. At least he had his family by his side in those last moments
The fact that people here have no complaints about the toxic character traits of Ko Han Su, and some are even…
I've hated him since season 1. Hated him even more after reading the novel. But I've realised one of the major differences between the show and the book is that the show kind of tries to humanize Hansu. For example, in season 1, there was an entire episode dedicated to him where it showed how he and his father suffered when they lived in Japan, how he lost his father in the Kanto earthquake and eventually joined the Yakuza. That's all sad and everything but that doesn't justify him cheating on his wife and exploiting a girl who's old enough to be his freaking daughter. God, nothing will ever make me like such a shitty human being.
I understand y'alls sentiments about the 18+ scenes. And yes, even I believe some of those scenes, if not all of them, were completely unnecessary. But if you look past that, then there's not much to hate about this drama.
Mainstream dramas like this one don't talk about issues like miscarriage. Maybe she was dealing with depression…
I saw some comments talking about how she might be suicidal. But your theory makes sense too. I just hope it's not the highly overused cliche " fl\ml has an extremely rare chronic illness yet somehow overcomes it because the plot demands it".
some people are saying that she took a year of due to miscarriage and some say she was pregnant and decided to…
Mainstream dramas like this one don't talk about issues like miscarriage. Maybe she was dealing with depression due to her ex cheating and all those rumors abt her at her workplace?
i think people that get confused, is not used to science fiction, cause I found it very clear from the first few…
Which is why I believe ppl would enjoy this more as a series. Maybe if they made 30-40 min episodes abt each of the different stories instead of putting them all together in a 2 hours movie, then it couldn't cause such confusion in the first place.
What. did. i. just. watch?? Who's alive? Who's dead? It says in the summary that bai li's husband requests a reuinion…
The cast is great which means the acting's also pretty amazing. But the plot's kinda all over the place. All the different stories are very moving but idk why it just felt messy.
What. did. i. just. watch?? Who's alive? Who's dead? It says in the summary that bai li's husband requests a reuinion with her thru Wonderland, I'm assuming sung jun is the husband. But I find it weird how the movie never mentions anything about them being married or him being jia's dad. If I hadn't read the summary before, I wouldn't have known. And can someone please explain the ending to me?
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