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she was 17 during filming, you weirdo

he'd be acting differently if it was someone he cared about, too. I don't see why people are angry with her or confused why she was acting this way, it was her friend. and I feel like he should've mentioned that he heard a woman screaming first, not that he saw her on top of the guy. that could make it sound like she attacked him for no reason, idk. I also don't like how he said truth matters ans he didn't want to make a false accusation. sometimes people who say "there's two sides to the story" just end up acting in a way where they're assuming that the woman must be lying, when that doesn't even happen as often as they think it does. but, it's true he didn't see everything, he only heard something and saw her kick the guy, so I can understand why he was hesitant to agree. and he did try to check if the robot recorder anything, so at least he tried to help. I guess we'll see how it turns out, but I doubt anything will happen to that guy.

and always that "he has a bright future ahead of him" and/or "it was a drunk mistake" as an excuse. made my blood boil when the professor said stuff like that ALONG WITH "I'm not saying he did nothing wrong" (+BUT). if it's harassment, they say it wasn't even rape so why make a fuss, and if it was they don't even care that much unless she died. even then it seems one can get away with it with good connections, money, or rich parents.

not one good point, just random misogyny and glazing him, I see

Prom

I understand, but I see why it may have sounded like a spoiler

"I knew it" implies you know how it ends, hence the confusion

I hope this doesn't flop, it'd be interesting to see an actual villain x villain romance with them also being the main characters

now that's an age gap 😅

why call it "very ‘straight’" when you could just say bl movie or simply omit that part

indirectly, there are other ways to kill

it's crazy how they forgive, ignore or make excuses for things that are much worse, but always isolate and shame people into dying for alcohol or drug related incidents. it doesn't even matter how long ago it happened.

the synopsis is a bit confusing. sang sik is just another main character, but the love interest is yeon seok

I thought they were both about 24-25, but yeah sometimes it can be cringe. maybe it's because the exaggerated expressions don't really translate that well from manga/anime to live action, but I don't mind that part too much. The being together in public moments, perhaps it's due to the culture or the fact that they're both men therefore "can't be close"? (which is dumb, I know)
If you meant the moment where he didn't want to kiss in public though, I thought it was obvious why: PDA is a no-no + Kanade is not exactly "confident gay" and cares about what others think

on a side note, this review's writing was S tier

huh, so if they stuck with that trope instead, we'd have to eat a lot of glass

there's noir so I think it will be dark

there's almost no such thing as private life if you're a celebrity.

gotta be. I wouldn't mind a prequel about him in his prime, and how he came to a point where hearing his name alone is enough to send shivers down an assassin's spine and make him turn down the job on him

but also why was Cha Seung Won kinda.. with that hair down and the glasses? help, he's more than twice my age 💀✋