DrCalifa99

To be fair Aun is in the industry since at least 2020 (and also Stamp has more experience than Tham, and we are not even talking about Mac, whom I've seen in He's Coming to Me when it aired). So i get why Tham compared with all the other actor feel a little short on the acting side, and I feel that this is the reason you see it, like if you take two actors with same experience (or lack of) it will not be "that clear" of a problem (?) (I'm not a native english speaker so it's a little hard for me). That being said, I feel like not every story needs to be THAT deep, so I like a cute story about uni students, their lives and hopes, and dreams...

i think i saw the merit cerimony on one of the main actor's IG today. The funny thing is that i became a little obessed with the two actors after Lately it's winter season and like the day it finished, here I have the beginning of the filming of this one

I completely agree with what you said at the beginning. I felt like they kinda tried with Armin, but with all the other characters they kinda lost it and didn't even tried aging them.

it’s not that I didn’t like it per se, it’s just that sometimes it looks like this movie justified emotional cheating in order to “find themselves”

The only thing I didn’t really like was Dr Jang’s character. Other than that, a great show

honestly based on some other quote on quote vertical series this one is not that bad

other than the two protagonist it’s really hard to find an adult that acts as one in this series

can someone suggest some other drama where the ML is grey as here?

so for the first part I feel like you are either born on the 29th without any “external aid” (like I’m assuming the two doctor) or you are still “born” with the curse but because someone (who is born on the 29th) delivers you (the only thing I didn’t understand is that you need to deliver two children in order to lift only your course or the one of you course mate is also lifted). for the “induction/delaying” of birth as a med student I can say that there are ways to delay the deliver (for not that long, but can delay it) and scientifically speaking if the woman and the child are not suffering you can wait an amount of time. you can also induce the birth if needed (there are drugs for both, so something that is more descrete than some of the maneuver that can be used to induced mostly the birth) he (from a scientific POV) probably delayed Night’s birth and either induced (in order to have the birth at 12pm) or waited a little for Day’s birth. I hope this explains the medical part of this kinda intricate plot

to be fair the twist in the middle was a little bit predictable, bit still a good movie

that was a choice.

or like, can he finish what he starts? because he starts to fix his problem, than Jin appears and boom, everything solved. it’s getting frustrating to watch

yeah yeah i get it. but i feel like deciding to go with that choice for the script made placed Jai and Teh in a very different position than if Jai said “yes”

and technically for one of them was an acting exercise. we cannot say the same for the other

the kiss was part of the workshop for Jai, but seen how Teh reacted, it wasn’t just a workshop for him

that’s actually true. he said no, but ask yourself what would have happened if he said yes. Teh didn’t just “slept with someone else without any feelings during an hard time” (which is also not right) he FELT for someone else. he was destroyed not because he was mentally cheating (and on his part also physically) with Jai, but because Jai said NO.

and the could have been another message that the story could give: that even if you live a once in a lifetime love story, that doesn’t mean that love story is the right one. i dislike the ending not because they broke up, but because they got back together (just as much i disliked the fist ending, because they got together)

living themself sometimes means that even if the love story is one of a life time, letting go is better than staying

than k god I’m not the only one. at the end of the day the plotline is basically always the same, with different problems to solve, over and over. and it’s boring on one side and basically makes most of Akin’s sacrifice (of what he try to do) pointless because at the end of the day, Jin will always solve everything (so Akin could even stop trying)

i really hate to say this, but are there and other plotlines other than “something bad happened to Akin, Akin wants to leave Jin and solve everything on his own, Jin arrives and saves the day?” anything else?