I would have never known that THE Lee Jae-Wook was in this movie if I hadn’t looked it up (he has such unique facial features but in this one I did not recognise him)
why did they need to go so hard on the first episode, I cried rivers. it’s always the worst fear of parents especially with disabled kids of any kind what will happen to them after they have passed. 😓
Maaann I love the storyline and their lovestory but their romance is not romancing in the way I like it for grown ups. I mean a little childish here and there is alright but damn kids these days have a more mature relationship than these two 😂
damn I was today years old when I realised that fl and 2ml reunite after already meeting while filming hometown Cha Cha Cha (my second Kdrama I’ve watched)
that scene omg: „Wait, by chance are you my f-father?“ „I’ve been infertile for years.“ „Ah.“ „I’ll show you the medical report.“ „No, that’s quite all right.“ „I was only 13 the year you were born.“ „13?! Oh and this year, you’re…“ „I’m 40.“ „Huh?!“ „Wanna see my ID?“ „YES!“ 😐 „No, I mean no. That’s okay.“
what did I actually just watch. after seeing all these cute and interesting Tik Tok edits and without knowing the plot I started it. the person responsible for this storyline was prob high af 🤣
I mostly watch dramas without a world breaking plot in 2x speed, but when mls brother started talking in a different language (which was not English) I needed to rewind. it was German and I did understand it (I’m German) haha soo funny
even though I can’t really tell their age gap just based on their looks it’s still weird that the real age of her acting brother is one year older than her love interest (ml)
final thoughts: I enjoyed the movie, especially in the beginning, but the football matches weren't very satisfying to watch. There was too much fighting, falling, and getting hurt, which felt repetitive and boring after a while. Since each character had such a unique and interesting storyline, I think the film would have worked better as a series with more episodes. This way, we could have gotten to know the characters better and really dive into the promising plot.
What bothered me the most, though, was the portrayal of the homeless characters. Even though they were homeless, they were depicted more like they were disabled or incapable, which didn’t sit well with me. Most homeless people aren’t disabled, and the way they were shown felt unrealistic and a bit unfair
In the Korean movie *Dream*, was the Japanese soccer player at the World Cup Kim In-soon's lost girlfriend, or just a random girl? Did she die or come back?
Here are my final thoughts after watching *Love Transit* Season 2. I was really shocked by the outcome at the finale. It's so strange to see people fall in love so quickly (e.g. Sekai) and tell someone they love them after just three weeks. What also surprised me was seeing exes, who I never thought would get back together (Masato and Yukiko or Momo and Masaya) —even by episode 7—suddenly reunite in episode 8. It felt so unexpected and odd. The weirdest scene was defo when Yuzuki was drunk (she sadly had the worst storyline). And I was Team Yukiko when she talked about her career path and money. Also I got some weird vibes from Sungi. It was really fast paced which made me not as invested as the Korean version and I did not really get to know the participants. Takaaki was one of my favs character wise, he was honest with his feelings the whole time he did not hesitate to speak his mind and kept his ex warm as a plan b even if that meant he would break her heart. And they had way better rooms than any other similar dating show. Erika was the last one I expected to end up alone haha. And Mizuki deciding to stay single was real (I couldn’t decide either but wanted her a little bit more with Takaaki). Yukiko was also one of my favs she’s a real queen. The OST was the best and perfection.
What bothered me the most, though, was the portrayal of the homeless characters. Even though they were homeless, they were depicted more like they were disabled or incapable, which didn’t sit well with me. Most homeless people aren’t disabled, and the way they were shown felt unrealistic and a bit unfair