At the Noodle Cart: Korean edition [March 2020] Yoon Soo, a junior mathematics major, falls in love with Bom, who’s taking the same class as him. One day, he overhears the conversation between Bom and her friends and finds out that Bom is interested in acting. So, he forms a fake film team as a way to get a chance to get closer to her. Yoon Soo bluffs about his club to Bom, which sets him up for disaster. Will he be able to get closer to Bom? What will happen to the film team? (Source: Viki) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 씬넘버파란
- Also Known As: Scene Number Blue , S# Paran , Ssinneombeoparan
- Screenwriter: Ahn Se Hwa
- Director: Jung Sung Bin
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Youth
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Do you like banana snacks?
Half an hour is not enough to cover a basic storyline, but it is cohesive enough to count as a solid moment where boy meets girl and the aftermath of trying to woo her in a split-second decision. There is a time skip and the story doesn't feel wrapped up at the end, but treating it as a glimpse in someone else's life via them telling a 3 minute summary of why they decided to do it, the story is actually pretty solid. While there isn't much, it is consistent and very comedic. Boy did I laugh a lot when watching this. All of the side characters are amazing and deliver a lot of comedic moments. Here are some of my fav quotes:"I'm sorry but I am shooting a movie right now. Oh... it's for a petty loan. Fund? You're saying it's 37% of earning rate?"
"Do you like banana snacks?" "Er yes?" "You're in."
Honestly, none of the side characters have names but banana snack guy is cream of the crop here. So if you decide you need a break and pick me up, come watch this especially for banana guy's pick-up lines.
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