Sarah

I was watching, really excited that they were going to end it on such an upbeat note and then BAM. Let's skip time or something and end up right where we started. I felt kind of cheated.

I really thought there was going to be more to the episode when they got to the end. I actually paused my TV then yelled what the fuck a lot because ... honestly. They really should have given us a bit more. I wonder if I would've been as upset about the ending if they had ...

I would watch the shit out of a show based on Inception, OMG. Ahem, sorry. I think that's what the consensus is. He's older (possibly) smarter, Sun Woo ... IDK if I believe he'll be able to undo the cycle. But saving his brother in the past DOES change the past ... right? Oh, man. I don't know. But I love this show for making us all talk about it!

I usually don't mind open-endings, but this one was so sudden for a show that seemed to know everything that was going on in their story ahead of time -- I mean, maybe they planned this from the very end ... maybe I just missed all the signs?

Huh. I care way more about Nine than I ever did about Faith (I mean, the only good thing (to me) about Faith was the ending, LOL). But that would be interesting, if they did. Of course, they could go the Inception route where basically whatever you want to believe is true.

I like this! As long as he somehow doesn't KEEP going back trying to fix things. Because I feel like he hasn't really learned anything. But ...

Someone tried to explain to me here, but IDK if I understand: http://cuckoo4socks.tumblr.com/post/50477987179/callmecayce-aside-from-this-post-can-i-just I loved ep 19 A LOT. It was the perfect mix of heartbreak and revelations and then most of 20 was awesome ... I guess maybe the show was successful in that we're talking about it. I need to watch Queen In Hyun's man, but not quiet yet! Too much time travel (after Rooftop Prince, Faith and Arang, the latter wasn't really time travel, but still) and this one.

Was it Back to the Future? Ugh, I would almost want a second season, but this season wore me out completely! I do like that idea, though.

I like the ideal of multiple Sun Woos (Suns Woo??) bumping into each other for some reason. Well, I like it in a comedy sense, not in this drama. But who was the Sun Woo at the end? Or maybe that doesn't matter? I just wish they'd ended it with Sun Woo on the plane so I could pretend he was going to see Min Young.

That's a way better idea than them continually reliving things (as I read about here: http://chips03.tumblr.com/post/50435901469/thoughts-about-nine-it-had-a-rather-open-ended) I still don't like it, but ...

That's my thought? Except that this time he managed to get to Jung Woo BEFORE he died ... This post (http://chips03.tumblr.com/post/50435901469/thoughts-about-nine-it-had-a-rather-open-ended) kind of helps to explain things. But I am still totally disappointed in the ending.

I honestly loved this drama and I was really scared they were going to completely ruin it in the last episode ... But, um. They almost didn't. And then the last 30 seconds happened and ... Why. No, really, WHY?

I was literally saying to my tv: "WHAT THE F JUST HAPPENED" as soon as it ended.

Loved it, aside from a couple of racist jokes. Tony Leung is amazing as (almost) always.

I love the original and while this was missing the bromance that only John Woo can bring to a film (I mean, seriously. The original had the best bromance), it's about six million times sadder than the original. I sobbed like I did at the end of another John Woo movie, Bullet In the Head. Damn it, gangster movies. Why do y'all have to be so sad?

I'm forcing myself to finish this. The best thing about this drama is Im Yoon Ho. What is it about hot bad guys? Sigh. This show. It could've been awesome.

I wanted to love this movie and I did ... up until the end. Why, movie? WHY?

I watched this movie for Park Ye Jin and Ryu Deok Hwan and totally loved it. It's a completely dark comedy about illegal organs and while it's completely messed up, it's pretty awesome. It was a lot of fun watching Park Ye Jin kick ass. And Ryu Deok Hwan spent a good portion of the movie in his underwear, so I'm not complaining. Good, dark, comedic fun, possibly on a similar level to Fargo (though not quite so gruesome).

I've never played Phoenix Wright, but a friend of mine loves it and so I figured, what the hell. And I completely loved it. I don't know anything about how it would compare to the game(s) or not, but I don't really care, because it was hilarious and quite a lot of fun. I actually totally want to buy a DS so I can play Phoenix Wright now.

The movie doesn't take itself seriously, the actors look like they're having a lot of fun and there's so much hilarious and awesome hair that it was just great. I wasn't expecting it to be so funny, but then again, I'd rather have it be funny than serious. And given what little I knew about the game, I didn't feel lost or confused. I'd like more, please -- with this cast!

Loved it, but it really needed more goat (or was it a lamb?) watering.