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Fair enough. I'm not telling you to. Weird to add quotations.

I love this review. It captures exactly what I really love about this drama.

Pretty sure he just wanted Do Young to step aside, since this was after the summer kiss between Do Ha and Ha Gyeong. He wanted his relationship with her to become official, even at the cost of their triangle.

Way to go at missing the entire point of his character.

Wow, Episode 10 was beautiful. I wasn't really sold on the brotherly relationship between these two, but Episode 10 was literally all about them, and I think it came across very realistic. I didn't really like Baek Do Ha before, but now I think he's a really great example of a flawed character trying to change himself and sacrifice everything to take the place of his brother where his family needs. It saddens me that there's two episodes left when I think the drama should just end here, since now we have a great conclusion for all three of the main characters. What else is left?

Well, I'm really disappointed. I think the conclusion for all the characters is fantastic, although very bittersweet for some. However, there's no real mystery explored here, and don't expect to get any answers about the mailbox. I understand even Reset never answered exactly why the time travel happens, but at least the characters used their wits to actually find a lot of answers on why it repeats and how they could use it to their advantage. The mailbox may as well not even be in this drama, since it's only really used for one significant change. Also I'm surprised at how seriously incompetent the police are. Literally all the problems for the FL in 1991 could have been solved if they actually investigated reports on domestic abuse. I did really enjoy the realistic take on poverty, crime, and desperation though. Overall, I mostly only enjoyed this for the acting, music, and realistic story intertwining past and future. The mystery of the mailbox was meaningless, and a lot of potential was wasted.

Went into this blind, and it shattered me. I had to look up more information about what happened to this case, and I'm so glad to hear that the release of the film led to a huge public out cry in South Korea. The school in question was shut down (horrifying that it ran for 6 more years after the events of this film), the case from the film was reopened in real life, and it even led to the passing of new law that effectively helps victims of child abuse and the mentally disabled. Sadly, it took all the horrible graphic depictions in this movie to make the Korean public take the child abuse seriously. Not even the book or the court case of 2005 was enough to make the public retaliate.

I really feel sad for the child actors that had to go through having to act some of the horrifying scenes in this movie. Glad to see they've had good careers after this and weren't affected.

On Ep 9 right now. I was so excited after Ep 2 to think this would be more of a melodrama, but it seems like the writers just couldn't decide what they were going to do with it. Huge fan of the angst and longing in relationship dramas and it had me so excited to see LJW in a melodrama. But it's played so many moments as light and cutesy when they should've been actual arcs and plots of the story. Although the cast pairing of LJW and CSE is fantastic for this drama and they're delivering their best efforts along with the rest of the cast, the writers really dropped the ball on this. I don't even mind seeing a relationship form between twisted characters with baggage and deep-seated issues, but the writers keep jumping around between the sadder moments back to rom-com moments which just do not fit the drama whatsoever. I did love the cute romance moments in the recent episodes, but the writers are so scatterbrained that I'm fed up with watching the FL self-destruct every other episode due to something new going on.

Glad you loved it! I also can't wait for more future dramas with BJT. He's such an ambitious, versatile, and incredible actor.

Don't worry about it. I love LBH as an actor, but he's very questionable as a person. I plan to watch this drama soon. I was just wanting to point out that behind your comment lies a lot of context that you may not have been aware of.

Always on the Move was really great as a slowburn life, family, and period drama that lets you live in the moment and experience the lives of several great characters. But, the romance was never meant to be focused on. I really doubt BJT will do any romance dramas for a while, since he often switches from genre to genre, and he has done so many romance dramas already. He only picks worthwhile scripts he really likes. I would love to see him again in a romance drama, though, but I still enjoy all his other projects.

Love the fact that you had to make a whole new account just for a troll comment.

The 12 year age gap plus LBH's history of sexual harassment makes this disgusting.

Thought the revenge was pretty unsatisfying and poorly executed. Great soundtrack, but I got a little sick after hearing the same theme song for the 100th time. Ji Sung is excellent as always, but I can't say the same for any other actors here. The romance wasn't great, and I'm also someone who enjoyed the first half, but then the second half fell apart and dragged on forever for me.

Where did you watch it?

I watched this movie not expecting much, but omg it was such a great watch. I loved the story of these two forming a unique and heartwarming relationship of care and comfort. I swear JS has insane chemistry with every FL he acts with, and I did not know that he can even sing so well. The comedy is excellent, pace is unbelievably good, and the acting is amazing. I'll never get that one song out of my head, and there's so many hilarious moments. 10/10 no flaws at all.

The leads and their stories carry this hard. The hospital cases can be memorable and interesting, but there's a lot of hospital politics which I didn't enjoy as much as these three trying to navigate their troubles, and find the will to keep moving forward as doctors even if they constantly get wronged by those they try to help or get pushed back by their own mistakes. Lot of sad moments that I felt related to me a lot and made me shed a few tears. Seriously, Ji Sung, Jo Jae Hyun, and Kim Min Jung are excellent actors with so much great chemistry and character development. Also, I watched Devil Judge a long while ago, and I have to say the romance between JS and KMJ is just as excellent as them 14 years later in Devil Judge. These two have an incredible chemistry that I would love to see more of. I don't tend to love romance, but here it's really well-done and plays a purpose in their character development (both of them lack something fundamental the other has as a doctor to gradually learn and grow with each other), with a great pacing. and really amazing acting from these two. Their eyes and actions convey so much love and care for each other in moments that aren't even meant to be as romantic as they become. Highly recommend 8.5/10

I highly recommend checking out Beyond Evil for SHK's incredible performance as well. The whole cast of BE is excellent and the story is very well-written and entertaining from the get go.

Fantastic lead acting from the brothers SHK and WB. The relationship between them and their mother is full of complications and tension, but at the heart of it, they're a very heartwarming family that love and care for each other. It's just sad that the writers are so unforgiving. Heartbreaking ending I did not expect, but at least there's hope at the end of the light.

I've watched a couple episodes of King of Tears and it doesn't nearly compare to the same quality masterpiece as Six Flying Dragons. I don't think it's that great. There's seriously no better depiction of Lee Bangwon's life than SFD.