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Seriously - like the episodes are amazing when they air. But the wait is just killing which for me kind of kills the enjoyment of the episode when it airs.

Take note - Drama-makers, we need at least 2 episodes per week T_T

I was just going to comment it. All this time, she does not and hence has awkward moments to avoid the nakkey situation. But in Ep 8 - this logic flew out the window like what 🤣🤣🤣 I was expecting some Fruit Basket moment here and awkward Nunu 😅

Hi - can you please help, I got across the Ep 1 and Eng subtitles, but not from there to next episodes..

1. Did Ha-Eun really travel to all those places in real?
If so, when did she do that? I am confused - as I thought she left the wedding, left Jeju to come to Seoul and takes up the old apartment of Mi-so. It is there she starts painting again and realizes she is pregnant. Then she finds Mi-So and soon after delivers the baby and sadly passes away.

So did she travel in the time she left Jeju and was at the old apartment in Seoul?
And basically when she was in the last trimester of pregnancy, she finds Mi-so and then we see the scene of her eating with Mi-so's landlady and co-tenant? (Also, is this scene with landlady real - or was did pregnant Ha-Eun and Mi-So spend time before it was time for her to deliver the baby?)

Edit: I got this answer from Reddit. Looks like the travel is all imagination of Mi-So.


2. Why did she not tell Jin-Woo about the baby?
Like she could have said that she does not want to marry him, and raise the child on her own. But she could have told him that he was the father. By her own admission, she said he was not a bad man and rather good to her.

Personally I feel sad for Jin-Woo, cause I get it - in a way he fell in love with both of them. But he chose to come back to Ha-Eun. Admit, he did not support her dreams, but then they should have talked about it.

In a way, had he not come across Mi-So in the Art Gallery and later at her work and chanced upon the kid, he would always be in the dark, which is kind of unfair. The kid is a part of him too, who knows maybe she wanted to know him - and he is not like a abusive parent or anything...so why not give him the chance to know his own child. I just found this a little selfish.


3. Did Mi-So and Ha-Eun love each other romantically?
Like they did not realise it themselves, or did they only care for each other as friends. Or rather more, but it was not romance, but love and care in a way that has no name?


4. Do Ha-Eun's parents know that their daughter is no more?
And do they know of their grandchild?

I just finished watching the film, and overall I liked it but I have a lot of questions.
Have not seen the Chinese adaptations, so this is based only the Korean version. I have heard so much of this film, and even the ratings are so high.

But my questions are points that confuse me on what the story wanted to say, and maybe that is why I did not enjoy the ending that much.

Hence, putting it under the spoiler tag in first comment - would really appreciate if anyone can answer/share their thoughts!

Maybe it will make me see the film/story in a different light and understand the decisions better...

Anyone else agree that K-dramas should stick to their original formula of one season only?

Cause after SWNS - my hopes have dashed like anything! (Of course, barring Byeok Woo Seok in it, only redeeming factor about this series)

I hope for another pair like Bong-Bong & Min-Min who are effortlessly adorable and have chemistry. SGNS was no bad on this - she had more chemistry with Ryo Si-Oh (what a fab character!)

Any idea who he is in the story and also the actor playing it?

Thank you for your kind words. Maybe some day the things I write, I will have the time/courage to publish! ;)

Haha, it just came to me cause that is how sad the main leads' chemistry was. Thank you, not a writer - but I like to write :P and am glad some of the points resonated with you as well. Hopefully better things to come in future!

Haha, Seriously. Unfortunately it is becoming more common in recent K-Dramas.

Would love to know your thoughts, do comment on it. I love discussing what fellow MDL-ers think. This is what I have shared: https://kisskh.at/profile/omo-omo-omo/reviews/319699

I fast saw it, after writing this post - as I wanted to write my review for the show XD

In all - Ryu Shi-Oh is the highlight of the show, rest all is trash, in my humble opinion.

Seriously.

When it first came on-screen, I thought they would have their own love storyline and they would be like an extended force for Namsoon and co. to fight/help in their mission.
Waste of talent/screentime and our times too!

While am yet to see the last 2 episodes, even the grandma's love story with the barista felt unnecessary to me. They were going with such a good message that love can be at any age, but then they just lost the plot and had unnecessary gimmick for comedy. The end also am assuming going my the spoilers on SNS, that they are not together..?

So what was the whole point?

I am still debating whether I should watch the last 2 episodes. Already know what is in store given it is spoiled already on social media and their own episode teasers.

Cannot agree more - that the only reason I think many of us went through this drama is:
1. Cause of the legend the first season was. We hoped the spin-off/sequel would live up to it
2. Byeon Woo Seok.

Speaking of BWS, I saw him in 20th Century Girl, and was hoping he be cast in another project cause that guy is handsome and talented. Also, hoped he gets a happy ending ;)
While Strong Girl Namsoon was garbage - still we know BWY and I know/pray his journey just sky-rockets from here onwards. Cause that man has delivered a performance that tenured actors would also appreciate, as well as stolen our hearts with that smile and handsome face!

The best thing to come out of this show - Ryu Si-Oh!

I cannot bring myself to watch the last 2 episodes. From clips / spoilers on social media I can see they are butchering the ending. Also my sole reason for watching the show was Ryu Si-Oh, is gone.

I mean I know he would be gone, but the whole win of the protagonists is so meh.
Can't believe they are keeping it open for Season 3.

Wanted opinions - should the last 2 episodes be watched / can speed through it 2x OR Skip?

I love Cinderella based stories and to have PYJ and Lee Jun Young in lead will be interesting indeed!
Cannot wait for the trailers to be out and see it all in action eventually as a drama 🎉🎉🎉

He is such a talented actor. I saw him first in the movie, Love and Leashes - where he unleashed his cute puppy side. And then I saw him in similar roles in DP and Mask Girl, and then full blown antagonist in Brave Citizen. He has such an intense gaze and that villainy streak is scary and admirable.

Really difficult to do such a 180 degrees, and I cannot wait to see more of his work! Definitely one of the most talented idol-turned-actors that we have in K-industry 😍

If you are moved by real life stories especially around sports - this one is a must watch.
I personally love the whole grit, determination, sacrifices that are made not only by the players but their coach, family, friends and supporters - the whole community comes together to help you achieve success. It makes my throat heavy, eyes a little teary but makes me smile and heart is full to go through these emotions.

Add in to it - if there is a fierce competition or the main leads had to overcome some situational adversity, the win in the end makes the moment even better. You cheer them on as if you were with them, in the moment.

One thing that I would like to highlight specially for Koreans - they really know how to overcome adversary as a nation. I saw this is Reborn Rich and being spoken many times how they overcame the IMF 2008 crisis by donating their gold. In this movie also, we see a scene where common people for the sake of their country donate money so players can participate in a marathon. This behavior is something I admire and respect immensely ❤️ and it always makes me feel emotional, in a good way!

So if you are like me or want to feel this kind of happy/motivational vibes - Boston 1947 will deliver.
Im Si-wan is one of my favorite actors and his talent speaks in each of his diverse work. And supporting him in here Ha Jung Woo and Bae Sung Woo need a special mention. I have seen them in other works too, and this film was no different.

Beautiful cinematography, amazing acting by leads and support - and heartwarming tale that will leave you feeling good! ❤️❤️❤️

It is giving me a bit of Jurassik Park feels but in Korea/1930s time

one of the best episodes! EXO are such talented individuals, and when they come together - it's just magic! #EXO #EXOL 💖💖💖