So... that is called a wave break and happens when waves encounter shallow water. Not all beaches have waves crashing…
Okay, so if I need to give timestamps while watching on WeTV:
From 28:12 to 28:23, up until the close-up shot, about half of the beach seems to move together with the sea. Also, certain waves in the water disappear and then re-form in exactly the same way.
After the close-up at 28:23, look at the waves behind them. Between 28:30 and 28:32, that big foamy wave hitting the shore suddenly vanishes, almost like it evaporates on its own. This isn’t about the type of wave or anything.
As for the hand, check 26:25, the bottom-right corner of the phone screen. When he first picks up the phone, everything looks fine, but when a call comes in from above, the hand sort of goes into the bottom-right corner of the screen. Also, the text looks strange—it’s unreadable, and the Korean characters are distorted.
In the second episode, while they’re walking along the shore, the beach starts moving toward them and the waves just disappear into thin air. Then, while Gi Ha-neul is sitting on a wooden bench, his hand sinks right into the phone screen when it rings. The series is riddled with amateurish mistakes. Honestly, I’ll probably keep watching just to laugh at these editing fails. Does WeTV really upload this without any quality control? It’s completely unacceptable—a half-baked, sloppy job. I won’t even start on the acting.
From 28:12 to 28:23, up until the close-up shot, about half of the beach seems to move together with the sea. Also, certain waves in the water disappear and then re-form in exactly the same way.
After the close-up at 28:23, look at the waves behind them. Between 28:30 and 28:32, that big foamy wave hitting the shore suddenly vanishes, almost like it evaporates on its own. This isn’t about the type of wave or anything.
As for the hand, check 26:25, the bottom-right corner of the phone screen. When he first picks up the phone, everything looks fine, but when a call comes in from above, the hand sort of goes into the bottom-right corner of the screen. Also, the text looks strange—it’s unreadable, and the Korean characters are distorted.