I'm all in for this drama too. I'm expecting the fl to be a badass.
And she is indeed, I love her live revenge channel theme and that she never uses the same methods twice but nothing beats the first one, that was golden.
hey Chingus, i don't get it. How come Aeri's friend future GeonWook can text future SeoJin to return call?! Isn't…
Because they are in the same timeline.. the communication constraints are between past Arei and future Seo Jin. The same constraints would've applied if it was past GW trying to contact future Seo Jin. Hope this helped
This is one of those dramas that keeps you thinking about it trying to figure out all the mind games until the next episode. Thoroughly enjoying this and Nam.
Again, I must commend this writer for a gem of a script where every little scene has a purpose and everything just falls into place. Even as it nears its end, Karios continues to shine, never a dull moment be it with the stellar writing, directing, editing, or acting. That this is only the screenwriter's second credit is beyond commendable. Screenwriter Lee Soo Hyun has become one of my favorite screenwriters along with Lee Soo Yeon (Stranger 1 and 2 and Life); Kim Eun Hee (Kingdoms 1 and 2, Signal, 3 Days); Jo Yong (It's Okay to Not Be Okay and Jugglers); and Kim Eun Sook (Mr. Sunshine, A Gentleman's Dignity, Goblin).
Kairos is masterful in the build-up of its storyline, the characters, and the suspense within it. The correlation and unison between the past and the present in Ae-Ri and Seo Jin, respectively, as events unfold is beyond stellar. It makes one believe and feel his hopelessness and her apprehension—the darkness engulfing him and the lightness in hers—truly brilliant scriptwriting, directing and editing, and of course, acting—just top-notch.
Shin Sung Rok is beyond astounding in how he beautifully portrays his role as the frantic Kim Seo Jin, expressing desperateness, anger, regret, and hope all at the same time. Add to that Lee Se Young is phenomenal in her role as Ae-Ri. Without exception, all the actors are great at their respective roles. I especially appreciate how clear and precise the transition between present and past. Easily this is one of the best of 2020.
Kairos is masterful in the build-up of its storyline, the characters, and the suspense within it. The correlation and unison between the past and the present in Ae-Ri and Seo Jin, respectively, as events unfold is beyond stellar. It makes one believe and feel his hopelessness and her apprehension—the darkness engulfing him and the lightness in hers—truly brilliant scriptwriting, directing and editing, and of course, acting—just top-notch.
Shin Sung Rok is beyond astounding in how he beautifully portrays his role as the frantic Kim Seo Jin, expressing desperateness, anger, regret, and hope all at the same time. Add to that Lee Se Young is phenomenal in her role as Ae-Ri. Without exception, all the actors are great at their respective roles. I especially appreciate how clear and precise the transition between present and past. Easily this is one of the best of 2020.
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Predestination
Looper
Interstellar
Shin Sung Rok is beyond astounding in how he beautifully portrays his role as the frantic Kim Seo Jin, expressing desperateness, anger, regret, and hope all at the same time. Add to that Lee Se Young is phenomenal in her role as Ae-Ri. Without exception, all the actors are great at their respective roles. I especially appreciate how clear and precise the transition between present and past. Easily this is one of the best of 2020.
Shin Sung Rok is beyond astounding in how he beautifully portrays his role as the frantic Kim Seo Jin, expressing desperateness, anger, regret, and hope all at the same time. Add to that Lee Se Young is phenomenal in her role as Ae-Ri. Without exception, all the actors are great at their respective roles. I especially appreciate how clear and precise the transition between present and past. Easily this is one of the best of 2020.