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I think it was An Affair (1998). I am not sure, though, since I watched the movie a year ago, so my memory isn't clear.

I added Good Doctor to PTW after seeing this. I felt the same way with EAW and gave it the same rating of 7.5/10.

All I can do is thank you. Twenty-Five Twenty-One is definitely one of the best dramas ever made and one of the best shows I have ever seen.

Stranger is chefs kiss.

As the other user said, it starts going after 4 episodes, and if you don't feel hooked by around the 4th to 6th episode, I suggest dropping it. It's actually really inspiring and cathartic by the end in many ways despite being dull. It's a well-written drama, but it isn't for everyone.

I think what made the show so memorable was also its amazing soundtrack; Your Existence by Wonstein has such a nostalgic yet out-of-world feel to it. I think it is the best K-drama song I have listened to, and I still have it on repeat. I also think about the drama from time to time as well, or maybe almost every day. Everything about it is so unforgettable, and it makes it even harder for me to watch other dramas because of my emotional attachment to the drama, unlike any other show I have ever watched. In quality, it is a close 10 (around a 9.5; no drama is ever perfect), but my final rating was a 10 because the 0.5 added to the emotional impact it had on me and how much I thought about it after I finished it. It felt like I somehow also matured or changed after finishing it.

the synopsis has me in tears lolololol

Pretty decent overall. I watched this last year when I heard people were comparing it to Twenty-Five Twenty-One, which is my favourite drama of all time and one of the best shows I have ever seen. The cinematography was nice, but the story didn't have anything new, so it wasn't as memorable at all. It seems like the writer and director had to write a forced and abrupt ending of the ML dying for the story to have more impact, but it was poorly structured within the given time frame. Otherwise, there isn't much to like or comment about it, and the ending did not add to it. Not so much of a fan. 6.5/10

I plan to watch this, but I fear it will end up being pretentious coming from the likes of My Mister. I would rather have no expectations, especially when it comes to dramas that are similar to those that have had a much bigger impact on me since it could allow for more disappointment, but sometimes, it can't be helped when it has been on my watchlist for a while, and the anticipation hits.

Coming back here, this show is probably in my top 15 or maybe even 10 of all time. A good story with breathtaking cinematography and a unique message.

Me too; it just isn't for everyone, but it isn't overrated, and I was hooked from Episode 1 despite how slow it was. I liked it better than other hyped shows like CLOY and Hospital Playlist, which I felt were both overrated, but My Mister barely disappointed me at all, and it was wonderful to watch, even if it was slow and dragged at times. A splendid series overall.

I agree, as well. The show was fantastic and is a favourite of mine, but it also has its flaws. Some of the subplots could have been better. In terms of quality, it is a 9.5, but I added an extra 0.5 because I was left feeling emotionally impacted after finishing it.

Glad it did. I think the show was good and all, but definitely not the funniest kdrama I have ever seen and was pretty much forgettable overall. The ending was not it as well, lol.

It was Touch Your Heart, right?

I also genuinely liked the themes it talked about with the love story, which was so different and diverse from anything else I have watched.

I liked the show enough, but it wasn't as funny as many people said. Some moments made me laugh, but so much overshadowed the tone for me throughout the drama. Some characters were good enough, and the FL is probably one of my all-time favourite characters, but the drama wasn't that memorable for me. It's still good, though, and I would say it's worth the watch.

congratulations on the daesang!!!

kim taeri daesanggggg !!!!

Another drama that also changed my perspective on life in many ways. Lee Sunkyun, you will be missed. Rest easy and in Peace.

No, I get it; I also had a drama that greatly impacted me, mostly because of the people who played the characters. I didn't relate to any of the characters, yet Donghoon became one of my all-time favourite fictional characters. He was very much suited for the role and gave life to it. Otherwise, there wouldn't be that much impact if a different person played it. Lee was one of the few actors I felt were made for their roles, which can be rare in Kdramaland for me.