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A romcom that thinks beating someone is funny...

It's dark comedy I guess. There are people who laugh about slavery, Shoah and abuse. I'm not one of them and I was disgusted by the scenes. I'm not trigghered by watching violent scenes at all. They happen in crime and thrillers all the time. It's the message that disgusts me. It should be condoned, not laughed at.

I'm not eurocentric. Violence is an international language and is linked to the human nature, more than to the cultures.

I hate the fact that she hits him too. How is that different from domestic violence? Why do you have to use it aganst someone who loves and trust you? That's sick.

WTH is wrong with her? Why does she have to hit him? Imagine if the roles were inverted! We want equality right? I'm kinda disgusted....

Please, feel free to add new titles if you know any. I'll gladly check them out!

a FMV based on this movie: https://youtu.be/hgrXWabBZwQ

Bold of you to assume there is a killer in the first place. It's more complicated than it seems. It's not a usual crime drama for sure!

I don't get it either

I love the parody they made of cliché romantic scenes such as him carrying her on his back on in his arms, kabe-don, helping with heavy stuff ect.

I'm glad that now Doo Shik has someone who hugs him. Poor baby...

His character is sure "unforgettable"....DAMN

It's not like they don't have carriers here, it's that they are a bit stereotypical . Give it a try, everyone's tastes are different. Maybe you'll enjoyed it. I still did, despite it having flaws and I'm not a fan of implemented patriotism &sh*t

I hope the teacher will find someone who will make her feel as happy as those past years she keeps thinking about. Maybe there is another L character in the village? Who knows!

I see him more in a closed one, but polygamous with both Hye Jin and Sung Hyun. Open relationships are HARD, he doesn't seem to be mentally ready for that ...

The second one is more creative and socially impactful. It's kind of a taboo topic not talken about so often in k-dramas. In general I haven't seen much dramas dealing with loosing your child for any reason, especially not abortion.

Isn't it the opposite? In Chief Hong's style it was 7 beer and 3 soju, so low soju. The commenter said high soju, so probably meant 7 soju and 3 beer. 6 beer and 4 soju is in the middle. (?)

When people have experienced a lot of times that others talk behind their back, it's just logical to expect that happen again and plus they become diffident. It already happened multiple times to her just in that village, so it's not strange that she fears gossiping. She suffers when others criticize her, it was clear in the flashback scene as well.

And we always suffer seeing him suffer. I almost wiped the screen with a tissue when he cried...

Don't feel ashamed. Maybe you've put that time in something more important than watching dramas or simply saw less, but more quality content. ^^