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Hmmm…interesting! Now I am thinking him in a role like Liam Neeson in Taken.

I guess, most of the popular storylines have an unrealistic emotionally stunted and/or expressionless male lead. I believe the Japanese even have a name for such a character, sundere.

Hard to gauge an actor’s potential through such characters. Although, Song Kang played okay in Sweet Home, I believe he has a lot of room to improve as an actor. Hope he gets to choose storylines that expand his acting spectrum.

Don’t fret, they’ve got the plot armor.

In the last scene where Woo Sol goes to meet Do Hyun, why did they end the movie with Woo Sol’s eyes turning from all smiles to all fierce?

Quick question 👇

He is a pretty good actor and I believe that he along with Jung Hae In can break out of any typecasting moulds.

Two 30 year olds playing teenagers. Damn, impressive combination of genes, makeup and technology.

Three networks airing one series? Now that is fine example of socialism.

Especially, the bully the bully scene. That was so satisfying.

Dang, that was amazing! It was well paced, didn’t beat around the bush to make it an hour long 16 episode saga.

Lucky you! People like me, have an OCD that nags me. Might take a few weeks, but I have to finish what I start.

Some people just need to finish whatever they start. So they will just power through once they begin a show.

Yeon Woo vs power socket? Looks pretty electrifying.

Really? Choosing between Twinkling Watermelon and The Good Bad Mother in the first round? I refuse to play this rigged game. 🤨

Deets?

Thank you man!

Why didn’t Chen take Yin back to her house? Aren’t they neighbors? Or just her brother Yang and Chen? Even so he could have just dropped her off with her brother.

I am little confused. Please check the question 👇

Cause the cheeky cat meows. Lol

I knew that Cathay meant ancient China, but now I get the origin.