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well, some people demand historical accuracy from a zombie drama (Joseon Exorcist even got cancelled). as long as they can complain, they're happy. I complain, therefore I exist. (Myself, I get triggered by actors hairs covering their faces hahaha)

In my view Black has the same kind of vibes. I have watched it twice.

I love this show so much. PHJ can finally shine in a drama worthy of him. Man to Man is one of my all time faves, as is CITT. Only complaint, Hee Soo we can't see your face at all from under all that hair. I badly want this hair fashion to pass and be forgotten. Hee Soo actor will never make it to main roles if he doesn't show his eyebrows and eyes.

Black is similar, imo

I liked him in Tale of Nokdu, great acting. Glad to watch his acting again in FNOS. So good!

Baek Yi Jin did go missing from all his friends for years. So many seem to have forgotten that part. Making his own life and career work and prioritizing it is very much in his nature (as a fictional character).

Ha. Same Baek Yi Jin went missing from all his friends for years. So. Not bad writing, the ending nailed the whole theme of the drama in my opinion. Neither of us has the right to say which view of correct.

How sad. Anticipating this a lot. Love Kim Min Jae's acting.

People don't misunderstand, we/they just think the drama was poorly executed. Nothing against the topic as such. Nothing wrong in our abilities to empathize either. The drama wasn't engaging. You can't empathize if the drama doesn't draw you in. Pls don't make assumptions about other people's tastes, interests and life experiences. There is no mandatory liking if a drama touches on a serious topic.

Those pretend kisses are the worst. She was very different in Something in the Rain.

Exactly!

that's too bad!

Most k-drama soundtracks and theme songs, trots especially, are just plain torture, for someone whose musical taste is not at all in k-pop. The likelyhood of people sharing musical tastes is quite low, whilst likehood of people from all the world acknowledging the qualities of k-dramas is quite high. It's just how it is. Favorite theme songs: Save Me, Beyond Evil, Misty, Hotel del Luna, Vincenzo (Adrenaline), Just Between Lovers. Worst: Memories of the Alhambra, Marriage not Dating.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xlLYTVIwt4&list=PLcZ-a7fzpAH18VsFyrpfIlL-tJxHMBLt0

Must be that the problem is at the Italian end and not a Netflix decision (my country is much much smaller - Nordic - and luckily I get to see these dramas).

I have turned the language of my Netflix into English. It was the best decision I ever made.

same. I didn't skip any part, which is a sign that for me it was good.

yes, in Her Private Life, the chemistry is awesome. It works in Healer too. But in Queen for 7 Days, also less chemistry. I didn't mind, the actors are humans after all. Sometimes the chemistry comes naturally, sometimes it's a bit forced.

I really enjoyed the drama. It seems it's not everybody's piece of cake. I guess I'm okay with a series that's pretty realistic with marital and relationship and parents/parenting problems, not just fluffy and cute. Also, it turned out to be much more of an ensemble drama than just focused on the main couple. The weather forecasting theme was interesting to me. PMY role was perhaps overly dry but that's understandable given the weight of her responsibilities. I got to like the Mr. Um and Mr. Shin characters, they were understated, sympathetic and even low key hilarious. Congrats for a really good drama (I gave it a 9 instead of 8.5 seeing it get so much bashing - I guess much of the bashing comes from people having expectations that aren't met). I try to have as little expectations as possible, especially romancewise, let the drama be what it is. There's plenty out there to choose from.

I think the ending was the best thing in the drama. Realistic. It wasn't depressing imo