I say, no one does it like Lee Joon Gi. Action + Melo done flawlessly.
Not just an awesome actor, a true martial art expert (look at his bio!). How could he had so much time in his life to be so perfect. This guy kills me!
also she seems to have some personal agenda or revenge as well, the way she pleaded to him to make him pay, looks…
Yeah, it's that. The red lady have a revenge to take or something like that. She's really to hatefull and give bad advice to the main character. I'm sure she's involved into this.
Ep1 is boring, especially first 40 odd minutes it took me one day to complete it, Then from the Mother + son scenes…
Ep1 boring... lol... sure, I know I shouldn't read your comments about episode 1 of any drama now. Sorry, I don't wan't to annoy you. But it's beyond my mind to read this with a so fast paced episode, where no one second is lost and all scenes move the plot forward! But I guess, it's what subjectivity is, and I've read worst comments about some even better episode 1 from other dramas. So you maybe have some reasons I don't know to say this...
With such a mess of a plot? There is nothing there that makes sense starting with the time travel rules which…
It's stalling a lot, but what move forward is more the characters. The writer focus on that. Characters change their mind about a lot of thing. The time travel thing is mostly a background for something else, psychology, philosophy, thematics. And the writer didn't dig that much about the Sci-Fi concept. So we get something evasive about that, the lack of explanations is hidden in some confusing poetry. That's happens a lot in kdramas.
So it's just more confusing now ? ^^ That's good, it will keep the watchers hooked until the end. I really hope…
I'm not hooked because it's confusing. (I don't like that) Just, it's better about pace, action and "wow" moments. ;-) In some areas, I guess now the ending will disapoint. No explanation for the time travel concept holes for example. I prepare myself about that, so I will not be too much disapointed.
No. The protagonist, Sae Ha is not that little boy. That little boy, Janitor's adopted son is the murderer kim…
The problem here is the writer made it "invisible" as a revelation. In episode 8, we see two scenes very close: the boy loose a eye, and after we see the man with one eye. It's flashy, and we understand he's the same boy. It was made well for this. But the revelation in episode 7 is just confusing, not a revelation by the way, just bring confusion in a episode not easy to watch. Need a rewatch and take notes.
With such a mess of a plot? There is nothing there that makes sense starting with the time travel rules which…
My guess is the writer will focus about some revelation about the characters or things like that. I don't expect she explain the time concept here. And mostly, even she wanted too, It's almost impossible.
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How could he had so much time in his life to be so perfect. This guy kills me!
So they will update this later if the character is important. It's live.
At least, there is an explanation for this point.
Just, it's better about pace, action and "wow" moments. ;-)
In some areas, I guess now the ending will disapoint. No explanation for the time travel concept holes for example. I prepare myself about that, so I will not be too much disapointed.