i didn’t read the novel, so the movie was okay for me, but the cgi kinda overstimulated me. it feels like a mix between game graphics and superhero effects crashing into each other. overall it’s still cool though, i just feel like this story would’ve worked way better as a series instead of movie.
honestly i get why people are mad at him because yeah, choosing to die together with ah jin isn’t exactly the best way to “fix” things. but i kinda understand where he’s coming from. in his mind, the only way to stop her from using people was for her to die, and he convinced himself that was the only way she’d ever change.
the story really shifts depending on whose lens you look through. junseo, with his selfish kind of love that still wants ah jin to be better. jae oh, who’s basically her ride or die and sees her more clearly than anyone. and then ah jin herself, a protagonist who uses people to get what she wants. the characters are written so well that everyone ends up having strong opinions depending on their own moral line.
it’s fictional, of course, but i’m lowkey concerned at how many comments are siding with ah jin. like… you can’t blame everything in the world and act like that excuses all your choices.
don’t trust the ratings guys! this is such a well-made comedy with just the right touch of drama. the father-daughter dynamic is so fun and heartwarming. honestly, no idea why the rating’s so low when the movie gives us so much.
Great cast with solid acting, especially Gyu Young, but the plot is pretty meh. I’m only sticking around for Siwan, otherwise, I’d have dropped it 20 minutes in.
idk about you but i like this vfx more compared to other seasons. it's more gore and brutal and also i love the message they trying to send through this season. i must admit that usagi and ryuji storyline doesn't make any sense (thus why the other viewers say it lack the plot) but other than that i really enjoyed this one.
So they did get together before Phi knew why they broke up 🤦♀️ That is so weird.
In Phi's defense, he probably knows that Tam will tell him the reason when he’s ready—and love can really make you turn a blind eye to things sometimes 😂
the story really shifts depending on whose lens you look through. junseo, with his selfish kind of love that still wants ah jin to be better. jae oh, who’s basically her ride or die and sees her more clearly than anyone. and then ah jin herself, a protagonist who uses people to get what she wants. the characters are written so well that everyone ends up having strong opinions depending on their own moral line.
it’s fictional, of course, but i’m lowkey concerned at how many comments are siding with ah jin. like… you can’t blame everything in the world and act like that excuses all your choices.