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RIGHT running man feels so long ago. the man thrives in comedy

i loved him sm in life on mars! hope he gets another project with a similar role as that

i remember watching this on the airplane 4 years ago. good thing my family was asleep because i cried like a baby

wowow I watched this back in high school and I still remember most things clearly. it's a classic, I miss these two omg

AHA yes, I watched that! I either teared up or cried every ep

it says comedy, but i feel like it will also be really sad. always looking forward to LDH's works <3

will write a proper review later, but i love how different this is from revenge cliches. dongeun, our calm and calculated FL, plans everything with intention and it's all connected somehow. the bullying and her trauma are so realistic. she does "confrontational revenge" rather than forgive-and-forget.

also, i love the tension between moon dongeun and ha doyoung. they have such amazing on-screen chemistry together. why can a game of GO make my heart flutter haha. i came here for lee dohyun obviously but i'm about to get swooped by this man HELP

been missing out on kdramas lately but THIS brought me back into it. literal perfection! can't wait for s2

gonna keep lurking in the comments until I recover from this series. interesting to read the mixed reviews but glad to see the high ratings (deserved)

fam, go turn this into a review! agreed with a lot of your points :)

yes agreed! it’s not their real bodies, it's all in an “alternate” reality. i was rooting so hard for them, i felt their emotions through the screen. it was also a great wake up call that our characters are still vulnerable and imperfect

so i see some people angry at ep 7 because of the near-deaths and supposed immunity of the king of spades (like when will this guy die?) but i think people are taking the scene too literally. did you feel the desperate emotions as each person did their best to fight him? i did. i think it was an emotional scene. it symbolizes their willpower to keep fighting, to keep their heart beating irl and come back home. those who died by a single gunshot wound means they gave up and flatlined. our main characters didn’t, even if it was a thousand gunshots and knife stabs. it’s an analogy to their perseverance—that no matter how close to death they are, they still want to live.

also, can we appreciate the action choreography? that fight scene was so intense and beautifully done!

i also loved their chemistry. maybe it is a loud minority that did not like it lol. their innocent romance is a nice contrast to the dark violence

i had a whole existential crisis

exactly! season 1 introduced us to the thrill, but season 2 transitioned to a more psychological tone in a perfect way. i'm so glad we got more depth to each main character. they weren't just surviving anymore, they were fighting to go back home. i was so satisfied with the ending.

ep 2 without context: naked man corners another man in shipping container

an antihero protagonist? son seokku and choi wooshik on the same script? sign me up! also loving the light yagami vibes here

first saw him in designated survivor and later D.P. so happy that he is getting more love that he deserves!!! such a talented and charming actor, HUGE crush on this guy

his performance was great in sweet home! i think he does amazing in the thriller genre. watch s1 now so the hype is high for s2 and s3 later

another historical drama for kim namgil after live up to your name? the era is more recent, but i love dramas during the colonial era. looking forward to this