I loved the cinematography of this, it has a Wes Anderson vibe; low angles, Dutch tilts and asymmetrical framing even the colour pallet.
Totally get that it's not for everyone but the aesthetic is on point.
Completely agree the chemistry between the leads is fantastic, and it felt so real and natural between them, I honestly would have liked more of them together.
The story isn't too heavy, easy to follow, and the acting is great.
My only real complaint was how they made one of Nana's character traits beating up on Sung Hoon's character. I get why they did it, she was quirky and honestly, I completely identified with her (I too like to stuff food in my face at any given chance) but it's a fine line to walk and a few times I was cringing because it felt genuinely uncomfortable.
That being said I do recommend it for sure, but just be prepared.
This is what a horror series needs to be, short, sharp and nothing lags. Quick paced and didn’t stop for a moment, put it off because of the historical drama aspect but damn this was great. Off to watch season 2.
This was a light, easy watch (as others have pointed out) I was a little irritated with the direction they went in the ending, episode 14-15 were meh. The premise was really interesting, but I don't think they delivered on it.
I would not say it's 'heavy' not like Stranger, I mean it follows the typical top level corruption that's a pretty common. The center piece of the story it more like a redemption arc, and the two working together. It's not nearly as dark as some of the others I've watched.
Really liked this, watch a lot of the 'buddy cop' drama's and this one was my favourite so far. They actually liked each other and worked together. Both mains did a fantastic job loved it.
Finished this a couple days ago and I keep thinking about it. I’m a sucker for a time travel trope, and I’ve seen Tunnel as well. This one I thought was more of an emotional gut punch, Jo Jin Woong stole the show on this one for me, and I’m a huge Lee Je Hoon fan. The story though, my heart kept breaking for Jae Han, he did so much and tried so hard. Solid emotional gut punch. Highly recommend this and Tunnel for a different take on the time travel.
Totally get that it's not for everyone but the aesthetic is on point.
Completely agree the chemistry between the leads is fantastic, and it felt so real and natural between them, I honestly would have liked more of them together.
The story isn't too heavy, easy to follow, and the acting is great.
My only real complaint was how they made one of Nana's character traits beating up on Sung Hoon's character. I get why they did it, she was quirky and honestly, I completely identified with her (I too like to stuff food in my face at any given chance) but it's a fine line to walk and a few times I was cringing because it felt genuinely uncomfortable.
That being said I do recommend it for sure, but just be prepared.