Mmm... waste of cast and of budget. I never connected with the characters nor found their relationships convincing cause they weren't described well enough, so I wasn't emotionally involved at all in the last episode. I enjoyed the first half and found boring the second half. Premises were all there, but this drama didn't deliver. And sci-fi is like my fav genre, so it has nothing to do with that.
Cliché after cliché and they get back together of course. I wouldn't know where to start to describe how bad it all was. XD Don't ask me why I kept watching, maybe I hoped for a huge jump forward in the future, like 30 years in the future. I would have appreciated more a second phase of their relationship years later.
you're right the moment matt confessed was when the pace slowed down waaay too much with barely any ml fl interaction…
Exactly! Triangles are not that easy to write, but not making them interact anymore with the excuse she was angry and simply have her tell her mother (or was it her bf?) she is confused about her feelings is not enough to make it convincing!
Mmm so far some things were good, some things were very bad. I loved ML's acting in other dramas, what's with the stiffness here. If it's the character acting in a theatric way as if he's a different person (which is indeed the plot) then is fine, but at some point it will have to change and he will have to stop acting as if he's an amateur actor.
Absolutely reccomended! Loved this but there is only one thing I don't buy. Below in spoiler.
How could they keep things on their phones, such as the picture of the molester? I also wish they would have managed better the romantic side in the second half of the drama, and close the circle about ML's view about violence in games. Did he remain of the same opinion?
It's unfortunate that she died so young, but what's wrong is wrong. Drunk driving is not a 'mistake,' it's a crime.…
Yep, so it's bullying to the exent of driving someone to commit suicide. The only difference is one is drunk while the other is sober, so I really wonder who's worse. Some netizens are literally bullying celebrities hoping they commit extreme acts. To mee drunk driving is an extremely serious crime, but the way Korean culture deal with celebrities' crimes is not normal.
You cannot decide how people react to what happens to them, cause we are all different. The concept of "over reacting" shows very lack of empathy on your end. Korean cancel culture is extremely toxic, also in other countries people ruin their career by doing serious crimes but this doesn't allow netizens to harass to such extent. It's like they are trying to kill celebrities. What's the difference between causing the death of someone by drunk driving and causing the death of someone by online bullying? Just stop supporting artists who don't behave the way you consider decent, let them face court and pay, but what's the point of destroying them and pushing them to death? You're worse than a drunk driver cause you're sober when you do it.
I cannot put my finger on it, but there is something wrong in the narration pace. Which is strange considering…
One day she doesn't know who she is in love with and the day after she picks Matt without letting him (and us) know why. She was more angry with the 2 friends about the lie about their identity than the fact that JR was a scammer and lied about that too. She forgave him too quickly. Pity cause I really enjoyed the first episodes and the build up of the angst. Then all was wasted.
I cannot put my finger on it, but there is something wrong in the narration pace. Which is strange considering how long the drama is. The ending was way too quick and unsatisfactory for me. I was on board for the first half but then the pace changed and there was too little interaction between FL and ML. Other comments below with spoiler button.
What the heck was that post credit scene in Episode 7, and why was there a disclaimer? I don't get it.
They acted together in another drama: Jelousy Incarnate. He was a news annoucer, so I realized it was a cameo from the first time he appeared in a previous episode. Drama is highly recommended by the way!
I loved ML's acting in other dramas, what's with the stiffness here. If it's the character acting in a theatric way as if he's a different person (which is indeed the plot) then is fine, but at some point it will have to change and he will have to stop acting as if he's an amateur actor.