Man I was fine til that little bit at the end and I started tearing up T.T This was good, thrilling, and heartbreaking. The chain of events and how things unfolded was well done. Seeing things from his perspective from the beginning makes you sympathize with him and understand him. Ahhh I feel so sad.
This hit me deep. Few issues here and there but this was a wonderful movie. Such a big cast for Woo jin, but I think everyone delivered the character well, props to them and the director.
I just finished ep1 and man it was twisted! DON'T read below SPOILERS!!!!!!!! If you haven't watched ep1, you'll lose the mystery by reading this!!! You've been warned!!!!
However, before the last reveal in the ep why didn't they do a blood test for the living sister? wouldn't that show if she has Ca or not, compare to the medical records and you've proven she's the younger. Of course if that had happened then they would've been wrong since the mix from the beginning.
This was quite interesting to say the least. I think the essence of the movie was great and thought evoking, other aspects of it not so much. Acting wise everyone did a wonderful job. Like I said what this movie presents in terms of what's right/wrong and the psychology of humans is the takeaway food for thought.
I had an inkling he would do the same thing when he's free again. That made me think, "then there's no hope for some people?" "How do you know who's intentions are real?" That chilling feeling you get when she failed in what she thought was her accomplishment. Also the fact her mother was willing to talk (not knowing who it would be with) after the closure she got. What Brain Man did was wrong by law, but if he hadn't, then we'd never know of the "reformed" getting back at it. I found myself hoping he'd kill her, only to realize what I'm hoping for, "am I a bad person for wanting that?", "how do we get justice then?". Then that detective did the deed and went overboard that I felt scared, "now what? was what he did bad or justice?" Too many questions, and frankly the answers are difficult and might not have a clean cut right or wrong.
Main point? watch it if you're into psychology and want to have a philosophical discussion after.
I rated this high but I can't justify it. I don't really know what to say about it. It started out great and somehow the pace was off. It's like watching a really really long movie. The ending was weird, the sudden cut to the happy couple threw me off. I enjoyed different parts and aspects of the drama including the characters. Also those cute drawings are <3. BUT there is something imbalanced/incomplete about it.
Does anyone know if in the novel he suffers from the same dizziness episodes?
This was a really good movie. There were some predictable things but the full picture was not apparent to me till the end. The visuals and atmosphere were on point.
I watched this twice. It's so good, the emotions, the issues and the struggles are all so real and hit you deep. Great acting and directing, truly wonderful.
I mean some of the scenes were intense, and were actually cut from the streamed version. Intense as in someone dies in the other's arm, one almost goes mad when one dies, one goes on a revenge spree after the death of his king, and so on. I do think this series was created as a way to feed fangirls fantasies and "ships" as most of the actors (especially season 1) are from a boy idol group called Spexial. Anyway the series is actually not bad. I hope I didn't spoil too much in case you still want to watch!
This was good, thrilling, and heartbreaking. The chain of events and how things unfolded was well done.
Seeing things from his perspective from the beginning makes you sympathize with him and understand him. Ahhh I feel so sad.
DON'T read below SPOILERS!!!!!!!! If you haven't watched ep1, you'll lose the mystery by reading this!!!
You've been warned!!!!
However, before the last reveal in the ep why didn't they do a blood test for the living sister? wouldn't that show if she has Ca or not, compare to the medical records and you've proven she's the younger. Of course if that had happened then they would've been wrong since the mix from the beginning.
I had an inkling he would do the same thing when he's free again. That made me think, "then there's no hope for some people?" "How do you know who's intentions are real?" That chilling feeling you get when she failed in what she thought was her accomplishment. Also the fact her mother was willing to talk (not knowing who it would be with) after the closure she got. What Brain Man did was wrong by law, but if he hadn't, then we'd never know of the "reformed" getting back at it. I found myself hoping he'd kill her, only to realize what I'm hoping for, "am I a bad person for wanting that?", "how do we get justice then?". Then that detective did the deed and went overboard that I felt scared, "now what? was what he did bad or justice?"
Too many questions, and frankly the answers are difficult and might not have a clean cut right or wrong.
Main point? watch it if you're into psychology and want to have a philosophical discussion after.
Does anyone know if in the novel he suffers from the same dizziness episodes?
I do think this series was created as a way to feed fangirls fantasies and "ships" as most of the actors (especially season 1) are from a boy idol group called Spexial. Anyway the series is actually not bad. I hope I didn't spoil too much in case you still want to watch!