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Melo king Jung Hae-in picking a melo masquerading as a romcom as his first "romcom" is so funny 😭

Please go see an optometrist.

I can also just see your comment here, so I guess I've blocked them too 🤣

You can now submit questions for the cast on Allure Korea's IG. Looks like they'll be featured. 😍

Yep, they really should correct it. A festival premiere is not a "release date"; it has just screened at a festival, not been released. That, as you say, happens in the beginning of October.

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It's how the book starts; Jae Hee (here Mi Ae) sees Go Yeong clumsily making out with a man in an alley, which is how they meet and strike up a friendship. It's the catalyst for everything.

The main trailer has been released and it confirmed some of the supporting/guest cast, including Jang Hye-jin as Heung-soo's mother and what I assume is a guest appearance by Lee Sang-yi.
https://x.com/megabox_plusm/status/1831459727920017765

No, you won't.

True, but it was also entirely unrelated to this drama. Song of the Bandits was the previous collaboration of this director and writer, hence the comparison.

You want me to explain to you why good, appealing promotional materials for an upcoming drama is important? (To attract as many viewers as possible, of course) 😅

It looks so warm and cozy, I'm glad they held it for fall now. Even though the wait has been terrible.

This is a new adaptation. If you want a carbon copy of the original, just go rewatch that.

It's not a romance drama. She's his ex, and it's more of an ensemble drama. So not a "couple".

I don't like the poster - hopefully the main poster will be less childish 😭

Hope the script is good. Song of the Bandits was underwhelming and made no noise. Goes to show that Netflix is not a guarantee for success, the drama has to deliver, whether it's on Netflix or Disney+.

If anything it tends to have the opposite effect lately. The careers of Park Jaechan and Park Seoham have greatly benefited from starring in Semantic Error, as an example.

No, it's out in October. There was a mishap on MDL a while ago where it was briefly possible to rate it, which is why it looks like it's been rated 8.4 when you search for it. September 5 is the date of this week's TIFF world premiere, and then it hits cinemas in October.

The "park girl" is his daughter, so yes, she will. The cast list just isn't updated.

New ratings peak on tvN for episode 6 with 6.8% (+0.2% from last Sunday). 🥳