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Great question. No, just watch the first 14 and drop it, that's not a waste of time at all 🤦

True, no man can do it. Even Superman can't wrestle the duvet off of Lois Lane.

Yes, she's talented, she was a precocious child, never easy to grow up in front of the camera.

Not boring, can't wait for tomorrow 💁

If that's true, you've missed out on some very romantic and very funny romantic comedy - then again, if it's not your cup of tea you won't be swooning or laughing over it, so it's probably for the best to drop it - good call. Looking forward to your valued comments after the finale tomorrow that you won't be watching 😆

Just after the Spiderman kiss, Sin-yu wakes up and somehow Hong-jo has the whole duvet wrapped around her, spot on! Give it a few years, he'll soon take back what's his - he's entitled to half of that duvet 😆

The irony: you trolled the OP first. I'm English, I thought you must be too, my mistake... apologies back to you, you fk! I guess that's the customary way to talk in your part of the world, I like it.

Yes, SK could be Disney's salvation, it knows how to make great stories with multiple layers and dimensions - caveat:... for Disney to own, exploit and ruin?... let's hope not. Examples of ruined Disney studios:
Marvel
Lucasfilm
Pixar
.... they paid billions for these and can do what they like, slice and dice... it's exactly how private equity firms buy a reputable brand and chop it up, cut corners, sell the best bits, exploit the remains, ruin the integrity - because money means more than art to this company supposedly in the arts business.

I'll stop. I already stopped and then started again, I hate myself 🤦

Best wishes to her, always a pleasure - my favourite of her roles so far is On the Verge of Insanity

Err no. The cameo was from another famous actress I won't name because it spoils the surprise.

A bit soulless, I strangely felt nothing. The dogs were all cute but it was more like a documentary including the most static road trip I've ever seen, couldn't be less cinematic. Still, 7/10 because it was nice to watch dogs starring in a movie with lovely actors.

The title is One Fine Day but in every outdoor scene it's either raining or cloudy 😆. I just binge watched and enjoyed it very much.

Thanks, I agree with all of what you say, it's just we differ on whether those points are positives or negatives. I think The Oscars has become ridiculous too. It's unclear whether a winner is chosen because of their identity politics, race or talent, it's ludicrous - this year's disgrace sunk it even lower.

Hence, I was also disappointed that Baeksang appeared to give a prize to the largest investor, not for an outstanding work. It depends how one defines "outstanding" doesn't it?

Regarding sour grapes... mine are sour, I'm a Disney anti-fan. Mainly due to its lack of artistic integrity but also because of its identity politics, it cares more about subliminally brainwashing kids with identity politics than providing great, uplifting stories. And it's reached a point where diversity doesn't make sense any more, like omitting the dwarfs from the new Snow White movie. It's been swallowed up by its own bubble - it's already lost half the USA, maybe that's why it's trying to claw back its losses from SK. Somehow Disney has managed to turn itself into a toxic brand, go figure.

Did you just say "reread my comments"? No. It's not possible to "reread" something I haven't read once.

What people watch, how they watch it, when they drop it, why they drop it... is up to them. They don't have to move on, use your logic or follow any of your suggestions. So emotional over a show where grown adults pretend to fly and whatnot. I'll be direct, the first 2 episodes disgusted me so much I didn't stick around to watch Hyo-joo or wait for Jo In-sung to show up - I knew I'd be disappointed in them if I did.

This award show is only ott, and it's a reward for their investments. Totally incestuous. I have no interest in this new vein of K-drama and haven't completed or started any of them - I find them too shallow for my taste.

Oh, p s. I forgot something, The Glory raised a few eyebrows at Baeksang this year. It was questioned whether it was really worthy... or it was just that the ceremony coincided with Netflix's announcement of new investments in SK content, worth $2bn.

P.p.s... Crash Course in Romance was a network (tvN?) drama, distributed by Netflix, not an ott production.

She's a great actress and has a beautiful smile. She glows in the movie The Beauty Inside, my favourite of her works so far.

It looked just like an American superhero show. I only watched the first 2 deaths, didn't see any reason to stay for #3.

Of course it is. If would be a bit rude not to award a prize to the most expensive drama ever from a foreign investor.

Yes, I agree completely.