Masterpiece
Forgotten starts off as a seemingly simple psychological thriller: we follow Jin-seok, a young man who moves into a new home with his family and watches his older brother get mysteriously kidnapped. When his brother returns weeks later with no memory of the trauma and acting strangely, paranoia and mistrust quickly take over.However, the greatest triumph of director Jang Hang-jun is the film’s brilliant buildup. It relies on small, subtle details—a pill, a sound from the locked room, an anomaly on the calendar—to systematically erode the protagonist’s sanity and the viewer’s trust in what they are seeing. The atmosphere is suffocating, and just when you think you’ve figured out where the story is heading, the script hits you with a perfect plot twist.
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The worst serie
This is the worst series I have ever watched. The mistress is a psychopath with strange feelings for her brother, and she harasses the protagonist throughout the entire show. There is no real romance. What a terrible series! The manga is even worse; Akiyama is just a selfish man who keeps making excuses for all his sister's evil deeds. What a disappointing storyWas this review helpful to you?
The best chemistry
the chemistry between the couple is mind-blowing, the looks make you nervous, I consider it a dark romance, but there are moments when the male protagonist is cute, the female protagonist is captivating too, the two are perfect, in addition to their chemistry being incredible, the kiss is not It's boring like the other series, it's very sexy. Anyway, watch it, I miss it already.Was this review helpful to you?
