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Solid 8/10. It got too cheesy and lackluster in the last two episodes for me. I also preferred the fight choreography in the beginning. Music is still really catchy, but gets stale from overuse. Overall great non-serious show to watch.

What a ride! Glad I was here for it, and I didn't mind the ending. Although I can see why people are so mad about it as it does somewhat make a lot of the episodes pointless, the last episode really just brings everything full circle and I welcomed the change in setting and the really great twist at the very end with Miracle. I'm guessing Korean culture had a hand in changing the ending, but that being said, I have to say that Lee Sung Min stole the show, and I loved every moment of him in this. His chemistry with Soon joong ki was amazing, and I wanted to see them together so much more. I did wish there was zero romance, because it just felt unnecessary and forced as they could have been better written just as friends. Also I found out after finishing this, that episodes 1 and 16 are completely original and not in the original novel/story. You can still enjoy this series without watching episode 16 at all, but I do recommend it.

It’s really worth the watch. Look at my above comment for more details with no spoilers.

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Extremely good. While it may not reach the level of a professional mock trial, it maintains a high level of tension throughout, although I did feel some of it was written unfairly to benefit Seo Yeon for plot contrivances. The acting of the students is amazing, particularly Ji Hoon and So Woo. Jang Dong Yoon and Seo Young Joo are both so good. Combined with a compelling story, their scenes gave me chills and brought me to tears a few times, which is rare for me.

The storyline is engaging and thought-provoking, delving into the complexities of adolescene, justice, and morality. Each character is well-developed, with their motivations and backstories adding depth to the narrative. The cinematography is also visually stunning, effectively capturing the mood and atmosphere of the series. Each episode introduces new elements and twists for the trial, and a huge plus for me is the BGM which has a Harry Potter vibe and really hits the emotional beats of the story.

However, I do feel that the last two episodes felt rushed, and the pacing could have benefited from more episodes. I do enjoy that the ending is neither happy or sad, but it leaves everyone on a journey of healing. Despite this, Solomon's Perjury is a must-watch for anyone interested in a gripping drama with powerful social commentary. This drama really reflects on important issues such as truth, justice, and the consequences of corruption within educational institutions.

For those wondering about why the pacing isn't so great until ep 9-10 or so, it's because the director of S2 is different from S1.

I think Secret Forest has incredible character development, but it's subtle and layered which makes it even better. I think that's why you didn't notice it. For example, HSM develops from a prosecutor lacking emotion and suffering from social isolation into someone who grows to enjoy the companionship of others through his partnership with HYJ who opens him up to trust others. His relationship with LCJ also drives his character development because his journey in exposing LCJ reshapens his view of justice and the consequences behind his individual choices in such a flawed system. From there, LCJ's death even deepens HSM's resolve to stick to his own belief in justice and understand the cost of fighting corruption so he becomes more smarter and logical behind the scenes in S2, when he's forced to confront those moral greys in the police and his fellow prosecutors. He then shows even greater resolve to stick to his principles being reminded of LCJ's sacrifice, protecting HYJ, and forming more human relationships all the while gaining back more of his emotions and expressions.

I could say even more about the rest, especially HYJ who grows in S2 the most by far. There's so many characters well developed over seasons 1 and 2.

I'm not sure why I wrote that. From what I remember, I probably meant to say that both Ikuo and Tatsuya turn into fujitives and keep themselves dead from the public eye.

I think it's best if you watch S1 and S2 first. You'll understand SDJ's character more, and the spinoff might spoil the events of S1 and S2 which are really interesting to watch unravel.

I think it's best if you watch S1 and S2 first. You'll understand SDJ's character more, and the spinoff might spoil the events of S1 and S2 which are really interesting to watch unravel.

I feel a bit cheated, because I was misled by the flashforwards to believe the ending would be about something different. However, the drama still sticked the ending, and entertained me the whole way through. Besides the chemistry between Haru and Kirika or Haru and Gaku, his antics and schemes hooked me from Episode 1. This is one of the dramas I've had the most fun with. If the manga ever gets fully translated, I'll definitely read the whole thing.

oh yeah, that's mentioned on the site

whats the reason?

yeah, but there's some moments near the end where there's not much bromance between them, cause they get really competitive towards one another.

spoiler this please since people might look at this

Great drama. The acting and music were fantastic, and each of the storylines had a very powerful and relatable message behind it. I only have one regret where I wish his kids could have found out about him having turned younger and helping them through everything. The last episode was really rushed to give it a conclusion. Whole drama was pretty dragged out as they could have finished this in less episodes, but it was still enjoyable nonetheless. I got very attached to all the characters, especially the female and male leads. The love triangle with their daughter annoyed me though.

Thanks! Where can I use the subtitle file?

Any english subs out yet?

Any translations or raws out yet for this movie?

Any subs out yet?