barely here

We have seen on episode 14 that Yeonho locks her car's doors - when Seonjae tried to open the door when Kwangho and Yeonho were inside the car going to the Chinese restaurant -, so how did Jinwoo manage to open it from the outside?

I hated episode 6, it doesn't make any sense from a legal perspective.
Episode 7 was great though.
Episode 14 had a terrible ending.

3 years later still active? Nice, thank you!

That last scene was uncalled for, what was the point of it?

This adaption has some adequate changes, but only a handful, all the rest are not so good ideas (sometimes even conflicting with the manga's story) and the new stuff they added? Terrible. I'll give an idea of something that wasn't in the manga, but it seemed cool when they added in this film, the guy looking for a rainbow has been searching for it for years, Ginko decides to help him, in the anime/manga it is a whole episode/chapter dedicated to him, in this adaption Ginko and the rainbow dude stop along the way so Ginko can do something else, that was cool, only for them to resume searching the rainbow later on.

So I started watching the series after watching the film, or special episode, whatever you wanna call. And it is stated there that the person will resurrect after 2 hours - maybe the reference is just for when using the flower, but I see no reason for the other zombies following the same logic. So, how long was Bae Donna's character and the other injured dude inside that shed? Because she brought him in when the people outside were eating, and when they were out, everyone had already finished eating, died, and resurrected.

Besides that, I enjoyed this first episode.

Chushingura

I dropped this series, on episode 13. I just can't deal with how they portray drama, the worst part is that the story seems good, it is just too dramatic for my taste.

RIP Alberto

Blu-ray is out, now it is only a matter of time

Ah the Asian Judiciary, all about keeping appearances. The Japanese one, probably the most vain of all, loves to brag about their 99.9% conviction rate, even if it takes arresting several innocent, they just CAN'T LOSE FACE. Judges so mighty, so smart, can't be tricked by petty "liars", yet we can completely put the blame on them too, the whole system entangles judges to behave this way, if they acquit someone that ends up being guilty, that judge gets tainted by their poisonous system.

Well, this is mostly a film for Law aficionados, specially those interested in the Japanese judiciary; it is so absurd that it almost feel like an abridged version of Kafka's The Trial,
you heard me right, Japan has an absurd judiciary like that.

Hopefully next season won't have any soapy moments at all, also I don't know if its from actors or director, but tone down the drama it doesn't suit the series.

She is really cute

She is 50? damn she is hotter than a thousand suns

How is this film psychological?

Damn... just watched Flying Colours and Yoshida You was an amazing mum and here she is a bad one? I will save it for later, don't want to break my heart

I would be willing to see beautiful Yuriko again, I hope in a less cute role though, I want to see her acting skills.

I'm impressed with Yoona's acting, sure there is still room for improvement, but she is on the right track

What can you recommend me of her that I can find engsubs? Already watched watatei

"Every ep is the same: the problem is the victim's fault." You have to rewatch them then, for you didn't understand the point of the episodes. Higashiyama's problem was overworking, she solved it by leaving on time. Shizugatake's problem was fear of criticism for being a mum, she accepted that she doesn't have to work more to show she is competent. Sakuramiya's problem was since employers said her design skills were lacking she should become something like a hostess, people stepped up for her and she learned her own valour.

You forget this show is in a different culture from an outsider perspective, how Japanese are taught since early that they have to obey authorities even contrary to their own sense of self.

Also, Higashiyama might not solve all problems, but she does solve some of them, and the fact that Taneda solves some as well is just because he is supposed to be sold as the hero so the viewers would want him to be with her. Just compare him to Higashiyama's fiancé, he seems like a nice guy, but the series doesn't seem to care to also show him as a pushover, your average viewer wouldn't want the heroine to end up with a "loser", but with a hero - enter Taneda.

But the cherry on top of your comment was the distasteful comment about rape, as it would be a trivial matter to be easily compared to what happens in the show.

All-in-all, your interpretation of the series should be revalued.