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They are based on the same manga? I thought the Korean drama was a completely unrelated thing.

No.

I started this thinking it was a series, I was confused when it suddenly ended. It was kind of fun but it didn't feel like a movie throughout.

It works though. At least for me. I kept getting Subway sandwiches and regretting it instantly. I stopped when they kept missing up my orders. I also find fried chicken PPLs hard to ignore, I don't have their brands so I order from local ones. I don't like how blunt they became with their ads in the last few years, they even talk about the products they are advertising, it was better when they were sneakily advertising for brands on public channels. The cable channels' way of doing it doesn't work on me. I especially hate the hydrating stick. "I don't need to put on makeup, this will be enough", "Unnie, this will make you look younger", I don't see a difference, honey!

It dragged a lot towards the end, had a hard time finishing it. It's only 12 episodes but it felt too much for the pace. I wish they stayed showing one case per episode and didn't go personal. I didn't like to see the personal lives of the leads, they were hardly interesting.

Unlike you, I don't care about the gender of the victim/assailant, and read again, I'm blaming both of them for drinking, and blaming the whole drinking culture. If they were both drunk, who is at fault but both of them? If even they can't remember, how can we? I'm not defending a rapist, I'm telling you, you are wrong for labeling him without any evidence or a conviction. You missed my "essay" completely. Then, of course, you take your "facts" from a discussion forum, so I guess that's my fault for thinking there was a discussion worth having here. Have a nice day.

He doesn't have an "actual rape case" though. A woman said they both got drunk then woke up in his apartment, that doesn't necessarily mean rape, it could be that they both made a mistake and both or one of them can't remember, that's probably why she agreed to settle. You can't tell since he wasn't convicted, so stop being so pissed that someone is walking free when they weren't convicted, that's how it's supposed to be. There is literally an old dude who got convicted and prisoned and is currently very active but just because you hate this one you chose to be an advocate on his profile even though you know nothing about his situation. I hate that I have to defend anyone who is drinking, but learn to be neutral when you lack facts. Not those drunk idiots walking around sleeping with just about anyone then crying about it. That is the society you've made, live with it.

Yes, they were great when they were not the killer or the detective. That’s why I thought at the end they were missing things up because they had roles that are too large for them. Their performance in the first two episodes was outstanding. I miss Hong Jin Ho too, he was the reason why I started this, because I liked how impressively smart he was in The Genius. He is also cute when he is frustrated and keeps missing up the words XD

The wo new girls were very good at the beginning, but at the end they kept missing up the flow, I don't think they handled the questioning well enough. Key's performance is definitely underwhelming, both as a criminal and as a suspect/detective.
The episode with the cult leader was too obvious. No twists, the clues all pointed at Jang Dong Min. I thought it would've been better if Park Jin Yoon turned out to be the killer because she found out that he targeted her.

I liked the connected episodes, but they should've added a recap at the beginning of each episode, not all of them were memorable and they were referencing episodes that aired a month ago

I kept putting this off for some reason. Now that I've managed to watch it, I liked it, but I'm not into the "some" between the leads. A brotherhood between the three of them works better. I also don't think Kim Rae Won is a good fit for the role. He always seem like the type of character that is cold or hot-tempered. I can't take him for a lively outgoing sweet guy who cares about strangers.

I think people care if you didn't change your ways and didn't feel guilty about it. You cannot wipe what you did in the past, we all make mistakes but we learn from them, grow and ask for forgiveness, we don't act like they didn't matter or like they didn't happen because we were young and stupid especially if there were others who were hurt by them. The other parties were kids too, and they will go on with their lives carrying all the trauma the bully has left behind, so it's nice if what happened to them got acknowledged and wasn't ignored just because the bully was a kid like them. "I made mistakes when I was a kid, I don't do that now, I'm sorry to all the people who were hurt by them" This is what these people should've said but they say instead "You are lying, it didn't happen, You remember it wrong, I'll sue you" which doesn't make them seem like they has repented, they are just continuing to bully them by gaslighting them.

I loved her in Moving. Her character and story were my favorite. Even more than the leads of the drama.

It doesn't necessarily mean it was for 90 minutes straight. It could mean that the total period they were assaulted is 90 minutes. The assailant could've taken breaks during that time.

I don't think a school would force transfer anyone because they "informed the perpetrators about the victim's attendance at school on the day of the assault". This is a stupid excuse for the forced transfer, because they know it's the only thing that can be proven. They hardly ever transfer actual bullies, they transfer a snitch? I do not encourage hate on people for things they did as immature teens and repented as adults, but I find it ridiculous that some people are believing the BS the agency is saying. They admitted that the "incident" happened and that those people weren't lying, then they tried to weasel her out from taking the responsibility by making up a ridiculous excuse that no person with a half brain can believe. She got forced to transfer because they asked her where the victim is and she replied "she came to school today"? Do they take us for idiots? Just say it is true and that she was too young, immature, jealous, lonely and she thought that would make her have friends and she is sorry now, something many people would relate to, or at least say she was with them but didn't assault them herself. Something we can actually believe. Who hires these people?!

Trying to watch this for Kim Nam Joo, but watching the first episode, these got to be some of the cheesiest scenes I've ever seen.

I know but it’s still not everyone’s experience. I cannot speak for Korean soldiers, but I have a soldier cousin, and since we don’t butt in eveyone else’s war like the US for example, they just go through some hard training. Korea is not (actively) in a state of war so I believe they have a similar situation. Unlike Korea though, we have the option to not be soldiers but if someone chose to be one they cannot be weak, they are free to leave whenever they feel they are not up for it though. Not having the option to leave is the issue this drama is mainly addressing, so they showed some really awful scenarios. Not every soldier will have PTSD and Military training is not necessarily bad for people.

Regardless of whether or not this is similar to real life, don't forget that this is a piece of fiction. In general, only a small percentage of people choose willingly to become soldiers, so it's natural to see more people avoiding it than people being excited to join. You just cannot assume that this is what happens to everyone who joins based on a dramatized fiction. Also, there should be people defending each country, we can't just send the message that if you do you will most definitely get traumatized by it, because in many cases you don't. If you didn't fight a battle that is not yours to fight, you'd probably never fight.

Why do they bother giving different teams different clues if they are going to show the other team the other clue anyway? I cannot understand this, and it happens in every episode. The clues are too easy to begin with. I find out the concept 10 minutes through the episode and I spot the spy a few minutes later. I lose the enjoyment of figuring out the clues with the members, then they take away the enjoyment of the competition between the two teams and the enjoyment of watching the losing team figure it out without the clue. They all have each other's obvious clue, and to top it off they all become super annoying trying to "hide" it from the other team when everyone already knows. Bad production.

Guy number 4 has made the right choice. That woman was definitely a player. Some women made some pretty weird choices. I thought the divorced lady should've rejected all of them since it was a haste decision to make one year after divorce. She made a rash decision choosing someone she only spent a few hours with. Lady number 29 also chose someone who she only knew briefly and he was awkward that whole time, seems like she was looking for a guy she can boss around really. Lady number 28 should've made that decision a long time ago, the other kid was a dud and everyone was able to see it, she doesn't deserve that guy and he shouldn't have proposed to her, seems like he was wearing a blinding pink glasses so he couldn't see clearly.