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So from the trailer I had different expectations and somehow I rejected the way the story unfolded --to be completely a family and a slice of life. My brain kept trying to figure out a way to put the story in a predictable track, only to realize by the end that's how it's supposed to be (I had tears at the end with the crying). As I kept trying to make this the perfect story, it isn't. This just shows the reality of some familial relationship, siblings. Those with siblings (especially who treat each other similarly) will find comfort in relating to this but also realizing as spectators: it shouldn't be so hard to be on the same page and overcome misunderstandings (but really it's not easy).
Good movie has humor, life, and family. Acting was good, the pacing might've been a bit off with some scenes seeming to be edited poorly. Overall, good watch.

The ending was a let down, because let's be real how many corrupt high government officials actually get what they deserve? She should've just let him take them all out. Those who are ok with sacrificing children and innocent just so they can keep their reputation and position (especially those who are supposed to serve and protect the public) don't deserve mercy. I had more to say but honestly I'm just annoyed now.

The acting was great, the story unfolds nicely (with the first half being really good) but quickly becomes predictable. The ending felt convenient and a bit of a cop-out. I would recommend it still.

The first half was sorta painful and too real. The part when attendees were saying something about him was the weirdest, most awkward and funniest thing I've seen. As the previous comment mentioned the song at the end sums up the movie.

It is indeed the life of a very ordinary person faced with terminal illness. This depicts such a realistic view of illness and the ramification on not just the patient but all around. Also what is the meaning of the remaining time you have, or as the counselor asked "how do you want others to remember you?"

when he took the mother to see her and it was the photo T.T my heart was aching

Saw this on Netflix and went for it. It was ok, I found it to be a snooze till the last third of the movie. I didn't have expectations but something about it was awkward. Good for a lazy watch.

the misunderstandings are so frustrating yet I can't stop laughing LOL Also I'm living for all these parodies bwahaha XD

T.T all of ep8 is a tear jerker...
IMO what Thannam had to endure being like a "mistress" and a 2nd choice to Tee, mirrors what her mother, father, and Tonmai's mother had. Thannam is a sad girl with many unresolved issues, especially abandonment (coz of her father) and lack of unconditional nurturing love. Her relationship w/ Tee was toxic and not good for her. Like Tonmai said, Tee loved her but not enough. She needed more from Tee and being a 2nd choice drove her mad many times. After throwing the cake, she was mad and angry and furious while crying.
Tonnmai, just like Thannam has a lot of issues w/ his father, lack of affection and love. They (siblings) might have been born in different situations but somehow their lives parallel each others from that aspect. However, as Tee pointed out Tonmai is stronger and will be able to make it. Everyone is hurt, they all need to find a way to resolve their issues of pain, anger, frustration, and regret.
I'm sure there is more that will be revealed to lead us to her last decision but as the story progresses, the goal and moral seem more and more obvious.

No. The series, just like the movie, doesn't really focus on the cause, origination, nor finding a resolution for her condition.

I think (and I might be wrong) after Attack on Titan movies flopped his career took a bit of a dent :/

Kim Sun Ah?! I'm putting it on my plan to watch for sure.

LOL

I used to love historical dramas but now not so much, however I've heard so much about Bpoop Phaeh Saniwaat now I really want to watch it.

I liked this series the last 2ep were a bit subdued but overall it was really good. More than their conditions the focus is more on the emotions and loving unconditionally. Acting was really good. Seo Do Jae in later episodes was really likable opposed to the first two episodes. To me Se Gye was a great character with many flaws but honest and strong (most of the times). No supervillain or crazy plotting just two people who meet, intrigue each other, fall in love and learn to accept and love themselves.
Want an easy yet emotional watch? this is for you...

Lol that housewarming scene and SaRa proposal were hilarious XD I would've loved to have seen him recognize her in a different form after his recovery, oh well.

It seems far fetched, but I am getting weird vibes from Phana so idk. I can't put it past them with all the twists they've put forward.

One thing though, I went to look at the series OST and the MV shows Thannam with adult Tee being together at the lake and stuff. That makes me think that in later episodes Tee will get to make up for some of their lost time (with Thannam being able to possess Tonmai and Tee being able to see her in that form).

Yeah, I was watching w/out subs and thought I heard him wrong. So sad for Thannnam :(

Ahh he had them all I was laughing and tearing up at the same time! Ep 15 was good enough for me to be a final ep.

Did he say at the end of ep7 he didn't love her?! I'm so confused