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That's not how all introverts are and you know that lmao. His character is stoic, sure, but that doesn't mean he's emotionless or should be portrayed as such. The audience has to rely on context clues to know how he's feeling in certain scenarios (ex. when his dad slapped him, his older brother was being sleazy to the fl, or hell even the steamy scenes) because he always has the expression of a dead fish

Aww man that's a shame :/

Yeah it's giving me nothing. If that's ep7, seems like they won't get any better

Just finished ep 3....uh is she supposed to have chemistry with the chairman? I don’t feel anything between them, matter of fact it feels hella awkward 🥴

I agree. It kinda felt like a kidz bop version of approaching the heavy topics. I wish they showed them fail to demonstrate to the audience the audience that not everyone can be saved

I got angry, I laughed, I cried. I don't think I've cried so much during a drama lol

But I gotta say... my biggest gripe is that some of the heavy topics were shallowly discussed and wrapped up way too neatly. And I wish they'd shown a story where they weren't successful in saving a person to show that a few conversations just isn't enough to save a person. Sometimes there's just no reasoning with someone who's completely determined to go through with the act

With all that being said though, the storytelling aspect was compelling and the main characters were a joy to watch. I hate the whole second season trend in kdramas lately but I wouldn't mind if this came back and delved deeper

why does this drama end in aug if it's only 6 eps??

i made that quote lol. while i do agree with you, the reason i mentioned it was sanitized was because the camaraderie just isnt there for me like the original. they had no chemistry as a unit and the built up excitement in watching the plan unfold from the spanish version just felt really rushed here. it's like a clone version without the heart

but yeah you're totally right about the revolutionary message. they briefly mentioned the wealth gap but it seemed like an afterthought. and with the hostages and thieves being mixed nationalities, i would've liked to see more of an ideological warfare amongst the groups. i could only manage to get to the end of ep 3 though. guessing they didn't delve much deeper?

it's exactly the same

some stories are more heartbreaking than others. you'll laugh and cry

finished ep 3 and i think i'm just gonna drop. this version is way too rushed. the characters have little to no charisma and don't have much chemistry as a group. all in all, this felt like a super sanitized remake without any of the charm

i wish netflix made this its own storyline as a spinoff. the economic unification was wasted potential

mdl ratings aren't "fair" or "objective," especially when it comes to a remake. grow up

lol who are you to tell people to shut up and rate how you want? ofc people are gonna compare to the original. don't get mad because you can't handle criticism

ok so looks like no one knows for sure lol. guess we'll see on friday

will they air all 12 eps or two parts with 6 eps each?

great watch. too bad it was only 5 eps :(

On ep 5 and I'm surprised how much I'm liking it so far! Interesting that the hot grim reaper dude is so high up on the cast list. All I've seen of him so far is just different shots of him walking menacingly with his girl gang lol. Guess he'll be more important later

really? another comment mentioned not knowing who the killer was? i just recently finished hometown and THAT was definitely a drama that left a lot unexplained. hoping to not experience that again 😅

hmmm super conflicted. i have no idea what to rate this

eta: eh i think the rating it has is fair. the story building was intriguing, a slow paced yet gripping plot. but for me, the storyline didn't wrap up well and left way too much unexplained

i hate this trend of leaving the last episode with so many unanswered questions for a season 2. won't bother starting this