dustythepookie

the way this whole chase eventually led them to the real killer, but the victims had already lost their lives 😭 it was so heartbreaking to watch. i'm so glad that he was finally caught, but still… what a devastating situation.

the whole chase kept me on the edge of my seat, and the way everything unfolded was so intense. the chaser was such a thrilling and heartbreaking experience.

this was the last installment of park chan-wook's the vengeance trilogy.

it was also one of the best movies by park chan-wook, as well as one of the best in this trilogy.

geum-ja deserved better 😭 but even though she took her revenge, as did the parents who lost their children because of mr. baek, at WHAT COST!?!?!

the way they were entering the room one by one to take their anger out on him, but they still carried their guilt, was absolutely heartbreaking to watch.

visually, the movie was so beautiful, and the way the black-and-white scenes were used was so satisfying to watch.

“vengeance is something that can be gained, but the price can stay with you for the rest of your life.”

and yes, i'm glad geum-ja met jenny again in the end. that was one of the best moments of the movie 🥺

i was on a run to watch park chan-wook's vengeance trilogy, and GOD, what a great director he really is. i'm so in love with his filmography — the way he directs, the way he represents the characters, the cast he decided on (which absolutely KILLS their roles), etc.

and one thing i noticed about this movie is that it didn't have much talking, but the way it spoke about everything was so impressive.

all the cast did their best, and i loved how some familiar actors were in this movie, which made me love this movie even more.

one thing i understood is that whenever i watch park chan-wook's movies, they always have me confused (at least for me), but later they all make sense, which is so good in many ways.

this movie had me confused the whole time because everyone seemed to have their own different view of what was happening, and i genuinely didn’t know what to believe.

and that ENDING was so FREAKING cool, man. 😭🔥

one of the underrated gems in the south korean thriller genre.

this movie was so good that it kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end. honestly, those horror hallucination moments were just so freaking good. 😭 the plot was so unexpected, and i genuinely didn’t see some of it coming.

literally one of the best korean movies i’ve ever watched. 🎬🔥

these women were straight-up aura farming throughout the whole movie, for sure. 😭🔥

i watched this just for han so-hee and jeon jong-seo, and honestly, they did not disappoint. even though the plot was pretty decent, it was still such a visually pretty movie, and i really enjoyed watching it.

this movie was so disturbing that it genuinely forced me to sit and think, how can something like this even be possible?

park chan-wook is truly one of the best directors not only in korean cinema but in the world. he has created some incredible masterpieces that leave you thinking about them and make you realize just how great his filmmaking is.

“laugh and the world laughs with you. weep and you weep alone.” — oh dae-su

when you realize that the title of the movie, young adult matters, is actually so true. young adults really do matter. the way they can be ignored by adults and sometimes put their trust in adults who end up taking advantage of them can be so hurtful for anyone.

this movie was so beautiful, and it really made me think about the times when i felt like i was worthless and wanted to give up, but still somehow hoped that there was light in the middle of all the darkness.

and lee yoo-mi is truly such a great actress. she always delivers her best performances when it comes to portraying genuine emotions. she is THE BEST. 🥹❤️

why do parents, schools, and the police sometimes fail to understand the emotions of teenagers and instead take them for granted? it can be such a hurtful feeling when you just want to be understood.

this movie really showed how the parents failed to understand what the teenagers were going through and how their feelings were often overlooked.

no heaven, but love is a movie where, despite their lives not being heaven, love was always there for them. and i think that’s what made the story so beautiful.

such a beautiful movie. it really stayed with me. 🥹💗🎬

i loved the way they didn’t reveal the villain until the very last moments. he was such an unexpected character, and the reveal genuinely surprised me.

it was such a great thriller overall, with so many moments that kept me interested until the end. i really enjoyed this movie.

and shin min-ah’s performance was absolutely amazing. she did such a great job throughout the movie, and i loved watching her in this role. 👁️

after watching half of the movie, i honestly felt kind of bored, but once i found out the real truth and understood the main plot, it completely changed my perspective on the whole movie. i ended up loving it so much.

the way a father can do everything for the sake of his daughter, even when it goes against his own love and happiness, was really heartbreaking to watch. it showed just how far a parent can go to protect their child. 🥹

overall, i really enjoyed this movie.

ai didn’t understand her own feelings the whole time, whether she actually liked tatoe or miyuki. but i’m glad she eventually realized that her feelings for miyuki weren’t just a way to get closer to tatoe, and that she might have already started developing genuine feelings for her.

this movie was quite good, and i really enjoyed watching how ai slowly came to understand her own feelings.

anna yamada was looking so cute the whole time. 🥹💗

this movie was literally one of the scariest ones for me. i was constantly trying not to look at the horror scenes. 😭 the story was also really good, so thanks to my friend who suggested this movie to me. and knowing that this movie was based on true events made it even scarier for me. 😭

man, the way they showed that no matter how badly we think we’ve been hurt by god, he never truly leaves us was such a powerful part of the movie. it really stayed with me.

i would definitely recommend this drama to anyone who’s looking for a healing slice-of-life drama. it’s such a wholesome and comforting journey that stays with you even after you finish watching it. 🥺💗🌷

being in a relationship isn’t as easy as it may seem. you have to understand each other, be patient with each other, and learn how to deal with each other’s feelings instead of expecting everything to be perfect all the time. love is also about understanding, communication, and being there for each other. 🥺💗

i really want to express more of my love for this drama, but sometimes it’s hard to explain everything you want to say. there are just some feelings that are difficult to put into words.

love me feels like a beautiful chapter in your life — one that can sometimes be hard to endure, but somehow becomes more healing with every single moment. it was so wholesome to watch, and i feel like this is the kind of drama that stays with you even after you’ve finished it. 🥺💗🌷

i finally watched the whole drama, which had been on my watchlist for almost a year. all thanks to actress dahyun for introducing me to this great slice-of-life drama. i loved every moment whenever she appeared on screen. 🥹💗

this drama was so great, and i would honestly call it an underrated masterpiece. it might not be talked about much, but it’s definitely one of the best. i haven’t watched many dramas from this genre, but this one was genuinely so good.

watching three different relationships from three different generations felt like a whole journey. i loved how the drama showed that we all have so many complications and problems in our lives, but having people by our side whom we can always rely on is such a blessing from god. growing old together as a couple is such a beautiful and cute thing to experience. all three couples were so sweet. 🥺

dahyun is really a very talented actress, and seeing her in this drama was such a great experience. i’ve watched both of her movies and now this drama, and all three have been such amazing works from her. now i’m even more excited to see her future projects. i’m definitely rooting for her career. 💗

love me was truly a beautiful journey, and i’m so glad i finally watched it. 🥹🌷

the way we don’t appreciate the time we get to spend with our loved ones, but once they’re gone, we finally realize their value. sometimes we blame ourselves for not spending more time with them, but by then, it’s already too late. 🥺💔

one of the best dramas i’ve watched so far. i was already so invested in the story after watching only four episodes today.

dahyun was the reason i decided to watch this drama, but as i continued watching, i started realizing how great the drama is. it shows so many different kinds of relationships between people of different ages, and it has one of the perfect slice-of-life stories.

i’m only four episodes in, but i’m already loving it so much. 🥹💖

this is the kind of movie that will haunt you in a way that you can’t figure everything out on your own for days.

the fact that the internet can become that kind of place is literally something i can’t imagine in my own life. it made the whole concept even more disturbing.

and the acting from everyone made this movie feel so real that, at one point, i was genuinely terrified by it. 😭

pulse was such a haunting experience.