My main issue with the two episodes is the number of characters who appear – characters who haven’t been introduced in the protagonists’ backstories and who know both of them. Like her friend or her work colleague. I find it confusing. I also feel the portrayal of her family life falls short. Her mother hates her, but we don’t know why. She has a brother and a father whom we don’t see until the accident. Perhaps I’m getting ahead of myself, but I don’t think there’s an explanation for this, which is why it feels like plot holes to me. The underlying story is fine, but it doesn’t quite convince me, even though I like the actors and the world of cinema.
I don’t understand the negative comments about the first two episodes. I thought they were good introductions to what we can expect. Both main characters are interesting and the supporting cast aren’t bad either. I don’t know what people are expecting, but this sort of story has a slower pace and the chemistry builds up bit by bit.
I like him because he knows she deserves better. He knows she’s good at her job. He values her, unlike her other boss. I think they’ll make a great team together.
There are still four episodes to go, so it would be risky to make a sweeping judgement, but I will say this: as a writer and screenwriter, I’m absolutely loving it. Each episode is better than the last. It’s all brimming with passion, nostalgia, longing, love, fear, anxiety, sadness… just like life. But when you’re a writer or an artist, you see the world through a lens that few understand, which is why I feel this drama is a tribute to the writer. Without a doubt, this drama will become one of my favourites.
If you write, I think this drama will connect with you in a special way and, above all, it will motivate you to keep doing it.
He is not better, he seems more immature. She went to an interview, get a job, until he was bullshiting around.
Yes, that's true. Perhaps it's because of her performance, which in my opinion is mediocre. And I don't usually like female protagonists who are written that way.
Am I the only one who thought about dropping the show because the female lead is annoying and kind of stupid? I love the plot, but I don't know if I can stand a character like that. She's childish and immature. And to be honest, she doesn't act very well. I find her performance forced.
I also feel the portrayal of her family life falls short. Her mother hates her, but we don’t know why. She has a brother and a father whom we don’t see until the accident. Perhaps I’m getting ahead of myself, but I don’t think there’s an explanation for this, which is why it feels like plot holes to me.
The underlying story is fine, but it doesn’t quite convince me, even though I like the actors and the world of cinema.
I like him because he knows she deserves better. He knows she’s good at her job. He values her, unlike her other boss. I think they’ll make a great team together.
If you write, I think this drama will connect with you in a special way and, above all, it will motivate you to keep doing it.