I wanted to find out about the scar he had, as it had implied perhaps there was a trauma of some sort during his…
I was so confused by the staring… that was frustrating because I needed more from them than blank stares. The clock was ticking and they were just staring at each other. The music was almost not as noticeable to me but I acknowledged it was there though like you say, it didn’t fit the drama at times.
I wanted to find out about the scar he had, as it had implied perhaps there was a trauma of some sort during his…
Yes! Samantha was one of the characters I wish was more developed cause I kinda felt like she was just there🫢but other than that acting was on point and I look forward to seeing more of Kim Young Kwang and Kang Hae Lim in future movies or dramas.
I’ve also seen other works by the director and liked them but this one was sort of underdeveloped. I wonder why.
I wanted to find out about the scar he had, as it had implied perhaps there was a trauma of some sort during his…
Omg the scar! It’s like we’re supposed to see it and not react to itðŸ˜â€¦ like I wanna understand the meaning of the scar. Plus I also think Kim Sum didn’t even ask (or maybe I missed that) because when they first got involved in copulation, she touched his back and the scar in the process but didn’t question it.
I just wished we got to hear their stories more. Maybe because it was just 8 episodes, they had to mesh everything into that I don’t know but I wish we could hear more.
I tried understanding what the director was trying to do with the characters by reading an article on koreajoongangdaily but I can’t say it answers the why on the lack of character development😕.
I wanted to find out about the scar he had, as it had implied perhaps there was a trauma of some sort during his…
Yeah, a lot of it was way too vague even though we could clearly see she had been living with the motion since very little. I wanted to know if her mother felt too overwhelmed raising her while she had tried to kill her many times because of the motion.
*The acting*! Everything else, I was confused. I wish the characters were developed more so we could really REALLY get to know them/understand them. The ending did confuse me, when did the MC decide she wanted to kill SK ? I genuinely thought it was going to be, she loves him too much to let him go, she finally found someone that gets here or such. But then she finishes him and I thought it was random but that’s just me.
I’ve also seen other works by the director and liked them but this one was sort of underdeveloped. I wonder why.
I just wished we got to hear their stories more. Maybe because it was just 8 episodes, they had to mesh everything into that I don’t know but I wish we could hear more.
I tried understanding what the director was trying to do with the characters by reading an article on koreajoongangdaily but I can’t say it answers the why on the lack of character development😕.