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I never noticed the insensitive comments, wtf? Lmao glad that one user rated my favorite drama a 1/10. I could see it coming from miles away 😂

The movie was good, and I don't see how the ending is lackluster. I guess I do, but the ending made perfect sense within the movie. Breaking a car's glass to save someone while being depressed on your own after fate decided to keep you alive and you both died separately was not lackluster btw. The whole movie was quietly powerful, slow and restrained in a beautiful way. I watched it during the night with the view from the outside and I found it so comforting. These insensitive comments should be glad they can't relate.

On Namu Wiki: "Afterwards, her name is listed as ‘original’ in the credits." for Gu Ji Won (until Episode 25) and "It was written solely by writer Gu Ji-won, but from episode 23, writer Lee Eun-jin's name was added to the credit list and website. After being added midway, writer Lee Eun-jin's name was listed first in the credits, official website, and portal sites. Then, from episode 26, writer Gu Ji-won's name was removed and only writer Lee Eun-jin's name appeared in the credits." for the other, so I created her profile

Happy birthday Chae Min 💙 I wish I could go back to June 2024 to discover you again

Kyung Seok always looked at Mi Rae, he remembered her dance moves and was happy to see her again. Kyung Seok never cared about looks. When he was the ice king in school, Mi Rae is literally the one who made him smile. Then when they could've gotten closer, Mi Rae got the wrong idea about him.

The ending made me like it more, I prefer this kind of meaning than a story simply for the sake of entertainment... The moon's metaphor was beautiful and how we saw the full "interviews" at the end. Surely the culprit's reason was crazy but that was the point. I quite liked it to be honest. Also, the BGM/tension during the first half was fire. I also liked the ending song (they're always good lol). Not one of my favorite movies, but it's still pretty decent. Excited for the Korean version.

Lee Chang Hee cooking as usual

aku no hana (the movie) is absolute cinema

thank you for this beautiful adaptation of aku no hana ❤️

(Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4y74UaBIDA)

💀💀💀

FMVs: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVlEiYP-9el422JsLuJ8Gy_rmUqEzKdN0
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thanks for the motivation 👀 (not sarcasm)

Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgeo_FBPx2U

Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@suwunoh

Other FMVs: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVlEiYP-9el67fqgK0z9jHvdN3-WXNU2b

please add his short drama infinite challenge

Park Seo Ham <3 the plot is perfect too, i'm rarely this hyped these days

i absolutely loved him in our universe (while still rooting for the male lead) which is ironic because i'm not a second lead person, and i'd love them to reunite 😭 his fans being kind to roh jeong eui made me like him even more

also, i saw him in an interview with the actors, he was so funny and great

https://hurawatch.cz/details?id=121875&type=movie

y'all go watch in the house (2012), it's a french movie based on the same play. if you loved this, you'll have a blast.

and if you don't know where to watch it:

concrete utopia is slow but picks up on the second half and the story is pretty deep, badland hunters is really fun though you can watch it any time

while flying to korea?! i'm happy for you 🥳

I've watched concrete utopia and badland hunters (set in different universes) but never planned to watch this. they're worth watching though.