looks like they have changed some things from the bu.... Cein will get expelled not by hitting the principal but…
I saw that 'spoiler' about Cein and I just want to know whether that makes sense in the context of the story they're telling? I can't imagine HYYH Yoongi hitting Jungkook with the brick 💀 I have yet to watch 5-8 eps but reading that spoiler fu**ed me up ngl 😂
I just finished episode 4 and I have to compliment Jung Woo Jin's (Joo An) acting. His crying was so realistic and heartbreaking, I couldn't stop my own tears.
TRIGGER WARNING about their problems and mental illnesses:• Kim Hwan — Suffers from his controlling father…
I've been following HYYH storyline for years so I know all of this but when I read it in this condensed form it seems so unbearably bleak 💀 (and also explains why it has such a strong grip on me lol)
The actor who plays Hosu reminds me so much of Hoseok 😂 I only finished ep. 1 and although it was rather slow I liked it, it was a good introduction to characters.
I think it's more tricky than that. People who do commit suicide usually give up on life and leave the people…
People who care for you can't live your life for you and they can never understand you completely. If your life is so bleak that you see no reason to continue living, it clearly shows that they also failed with their support.
Now, concerning this drama specifically - JUST cutting out Death's holier than thou attitude and making him come that realization (that his life was worth living) on his own would've made it so much better. This way they just villainized the whole category of people who already live miserable lives. And I do believe some people objectively have no reason to continue living. Ending your own suffering is not selfish, people who want you to keep suffering for their own comfort are the ones who are selfish. Of course, this issue is very complex and I'm not saying suicide is the best solution for an unhappy life, but the categorical villainization in this drama really didn't sit well with me. It actually made me so annoyed that I'm not sure how I finished watching it 😅
Seo Ji Hoon is Seokjin. He doesn't die in the original story, but he keeps time travelling in order to save other boys who do die. From what I remember, in that process he starts "losing himself." We don't know which elements of the story will be kept in the drama version tho.
The first few episodes (3-4) were good and kept my attention but it went downhill after they sidelined ML and focused on the other killer. I got tired of him and his story quickly. 7/10
No, I don't think so. In the original story there were different pairs of friends who were closer than the rest ( f.ex. Haru and Hosu, Do Geon and Joo An) but their relationships were platonic. It's basically a story of a group of boys who find comfort in each other's friendship amidst the harsh lives they're forced to live.
It's not a BTS life story. It's a fictional story from BTS content (music videos, highlight reels, notes, books, webtoon) where every member represented one character, but it was all fictional.
It's good in a way (actors, interesting lives etc), but I really hate the message they're trying to send with this one. People usually have a reason for killing themselves and continuing to suffer just so your death won't make someone else sad is not the way to live. Death's characters with her preachy attitude really annoyed the hell out of me. I can't give it more than 7.5.
I bawled my eyes out in the last episode when Yi Chan's grandma came to the hospital & I don't remember the last time some drama actually made me cry. I felt this one in my soul! Such a nice ending as well, all things considered.
Also, I was determined not to watch this when it aired because I thought it would be too sad/nostalgic considering Yi Chan's future, but one clip of Choi Hyun Wook's acting had me scrambling. He's such a talented actor! Ryeoun was also amazing. I'll have to check some of his other works too.
Kang Dong Joo is not annoying, What he is saying comes from his experience, yes not explaining his decision is…
I did find Master Kim somewhat annoying in season 1, but over the course of later seasons he got much better. Season 3 Master Kim is my favourite version. As for Seo Woo Jin and Dong Hwa, it depends on the situation. I was on Woo Jin's side in the beginning when Dong Hwa acted like an irresponsible little sh*t, but in the case of that hurt ski jumper I found Woo Jin insufferable too. So yeah, no character in my eyes is perfect, but the lack of communication on Dong Joo's side was especially grating.
Kang Dong Joo is not annoying, What he is saying comes from his experience, yes not explaining his decision is…
Exactly. He's annoying because he's not explaining anything to anyone. He could've sat down and explained his actions (and reasoning). So many issues would've been avoided that way.
Anyway, I like how they resolved everything in the end. He's redeemed in my eyes 😂
It really irks me how they're trying to make us pay fortune to watch this on some obscure site instead of putting it on a normal streaming platform, like WHAT IS THE POINT?! Whoever is responsible for this decision I hope they step on a lego 😒
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I have yet to watch 5-8 eps but reading that spoiler fu**ed me up ngl 😂
I'm so happy with their choice of actors. They're perfect!
I only finished ep. 1 and although it was rather slow I liked it, it was a good introduction to characters.
Also, those robes that judges wore!!! They alone would make me raise the rating 😍
Now, concerning this drama specifically - JUST cutting out Death's holier than thou attitude and making him come that realization (that his life was worth living) on his own would've made it so much better. This way they just villainized the whole category of people who already live miserable lives. And I do believe some people objectively have no reason to continue living. Ending your own suffering is not selfish, people who want you to keep suffering for their own comfort are the ones who are selfish. Of course, this issue is very complex and I'm not saying suicide is the best solution for an unhappy life, but the categorical villainization in this drama really didn't sit well with me. It actually made me so annoyed that I'm not sure how I finished watching it 😅
The OST was beautiful!
Seo Ji Hoon is Seokjin. He doesn't die in the original story, but he keeps time travelling in order to save other boys who do die. From what I remember, in that process he starts "losing himself." We don't know which elements of the story will be kept in the drama version tho.
Also, I was determined not to watch this when it aired because I thought it would be too sad/nostalgic considering Yi Chan's future, but one clip of Choi Hyun Wook's acting had me scrambling. He's such a talented actor! Ryeoun was also amazing. I'll have to check some of his other works too.
So yeah, no character in my eyes is perfect, but the lack of communication on Dong Joo's side was especially grating.
Anyway, I like how they resolved everything in the end. He's redeemed in my eyes 😂