Yay Panda

The last one (Customization) was my favorite among the 3. Thanks for subbing this, HPriest!

I just watched Comrades: Almost a Love Story, and I agree with Tanihara Shosuke's strong resemblance with Leon Lai

Hope this will get subbed. The plot and main cast look promising

Finally finished Wong Kar-Wai's informal trilogy. Among the three, 2046 stood out to me for it beautifully portrayed unfulfilled love, with its aspirations and regrets.

The quote “Love is all a matter of timing. It’s no good meeting the right person too soon or too late.” perfectly encapsulates the movie.

A must-watch for film enthusiasts. Rating: 9/10

In the movie, did Asahina Jin and Yamaguchi Aiko corroborate regarding the bombing or did Yamaguchi Aiko act alone?

This movie goes to show how war scars people who have witnessed it firsthand badly, with the emotional damage and trauma perpetuating among their loved ones.

Thank you for the subs for this movie!

Song Hye Kyo and Jung Sung Il remind me of the quiet romantic tension between the leads of “In the Mood for Love”

Same here! The quiet tension of their interactions was gripping, which reminds me of the main leads from Wong Kar Wai’s In The Mood for Love

And Song Hye Kyo is back with her impeccable portrayal of Moon Dong Eun! Can’t wait for Season 2 of The Glory!

Hope this gets subbed!

Honestly, I prefer S1 more than S2. The “Solitary Confinement” and “Balance Scale” games were this season’s saving grace.

Nonetheless, the ending made perfect sense, with the “players” fighting for their lives and be given another chance to turn their lives around

I just want to say that Tanihara Shosuke and Yoshizawa Ryo can really pass off as a father and son tandem. They have similar facial features!

And the intensity builds up with the appearance of Lee Joo Bin's character!

P.S. I find it really funny how competitive Jung Ji Ho is from not allowing someone to pass him even if he was injured during hiking to the housewarming competition. Eventually, this will culminate to win the girl that has captured his heart and made him change for the better

The century-old ritual at Uzukawa Village was bizarre and freaky.

I really found it weird that Aiko chan did not speak up regarding her mother's death from the very start, but then we won't have a story. Can't imagine the trauma on Aiko chan's part after learning everything about her parents

Happy birthday, Yuriko san!

This makes sense. Thank you!

Can someone explain how Choi Sang Eun is able to marry other clients while she has been married to Jung Ji Ho since 2015?

Glad to chance upon this hilarious drama special.

I liked how they played around the idea of “looks are deceiving” as we got to know about each character’s circumstances

Where did you watch the videos? Thank you in advance!