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Ji Chang Wook used to these types of dramas before though. The happy go lucky ones became something more recent
I actually am glad to see him in these types of drama again.

same, same.....production design is more expensive but the storylines go down the rabbit hole. It is like dramaland became Hollywood land

this sounds really interesting though I am not soooo keen on the damsel in distress storyline where the male lead protects the female but wello lets wait and see how this turns out ö,ö

doubt it. But if you watched the drama, then you know what I mean. It ends when it is actually supposed to start lol.

for anyone who is waiting for a season 2, try "Wilderness" airing September 15th on amazon prime. that one feels like the continuation of Cheat on Me.

nudity, brutality and abuse. you name it.
it is about a paralysed girl and the abuse (sexual, psychological, physiological abuse) she is exposed to and how she ended up in this position and how she is breaking out of it.
There are a lot of themes that could be marked as trigger warning.

yes exactly my problem. Same thing with the background stories of each character.

thank you for the compliment

reminds me a lot of the manga "You told a lie", which was really a gem of a read. So hopefully this one will be great too :)

this one is based off of a very very VERY well done Taiwanese drama. So if they keep to the original story there won't be any messed up flash backs or annoying time jumps. It reminded me a lot of a lighter version of the Netflix series "Dark", which is arguably one of the best time travel series ever produced. So defo give this one a try ;)

probably not. most 100+ episode dramas have an up and down wave in regards to their stories but if you do watch each weeks episodes, then you will probably stay entertained and not even truly realise the amount of episodes

it is different. Both dramas are very well done. The charm with the Japanese version is that you actually have an ending, while the korean one is still waiting for it's closure

for me its the 30ties time....no kdrama can truly measure up to what Signal is ....especially nowadays.

I don't get you. A year ago this page didn't exist, now it does. It is not like this was always the case. Yes Koreans are involved but that is not new. So am I not allowed to be surprised to find Snowpiercer here now and not a year ago before?
Or maybe you can explain to me why you are so offended by my surprise.

there are many productions where asians are involved but that are not named.

yeah it is happy

a unique drama. It has its charm and you do feel for the characters but something was missing. There was not really the special something that makes you get pulled into this world and get connected to each character. It felt like scratching the surface, promising more than it delivers
7/10 for me

lol That's like saying you want Koreans to stop eating ramyeon in dramas because it is unhealthy.

8.2 is a good rating.

Kinda surprised to find Snowpiercer here but it does make sense.
So this movie is unique in its own way. The logical part does not per say make sense in regards to the trains working and so on. However the story behind it is very good. The world, the characters and also the actors are a joy to watch.
I made the mistake and watched the series before the movie and thus....yeh you cannot truly beat Melanie Cavill. Even if the original movie version has its own charm with its own set of diverse characters but the character of Melanie gave me such a strong impression that I miss her dearly in this movie version. Otherwise movie and series work the same way. There are a lot of scenes one is better than the other but they both are well balanced in terms of their specific benefits and faults.
7,5/10