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I'm pretty sure celebs only post to X they don't read it, especially not comments from the public. They allow the public to rip each other to shreds and carry on with their lives in peace.

Even worse was that nerdy punch up

Pleased for them both, I'm a fan of Kim Ji-suk, had to look up his partner, I've seen some of her shows but don't recognise her

I guess that's the couple-name 😉

Me too, she stole the show in Cinderella, she had the wow factor. She's a charismatic actress, I'm delighted she's got the lead role in this show. I'm going to stick with it and hope the pointless mystery plot just goes away quickly!

It's got a murder mystery? I'm conflicted, I liked it apart from that, and a big fan of Son Na-eun, but I'm going to stop if it's a murder mystery, cross genres suck, it's lazy, cheap thrills.

It's a good film, Mission Cross, fun and exciting

The way he tacitly kind of winked at his mum, like they're living in a laid back hippie future.

Better than I expected, but it didn't quite pull through, maybe because I expected it not to. Was the service to provide life after death for the subject or their loved ones, it wasn't quite clear, but the loved ones could just pull the plug as they wished... death after death? The Lawnmower Man (woman) sequence didn't quite fit the system capabilities, I'm being fussy, the idea was nice. The actors weren't fully engaged with it, looked like they didn't know what was going on behind the green screens.

Edit, I should add that I enjoyed it all the way through, just ignored a couple of cringey bits. If Gong Yoo was an avatar, why was he exclusive to Tang Wei, he could have reunited with Bo-gum too (together in another sci-fi film)

I loved The Auditors, great ratings for tvn over the busy weekends, it did well.

Cheer up Al

Not hating, just disagreeing with you... Tbh I object to the terms 'trope' and 'cliché'. I've never seen 2 such scenes the same and never hated such a scene, in fact I love them, it gives the FL a chance to show what she's made of.

If I watch a football match and a player kicks the football, I don't roll my eyes and post on sns "not this cliché again!?"

In this case, the purpose was not to drive Hong-ju away, rather the opposite wasn't it? A credit card was totally original too, the symbolic wad of cash is highly impractical these days. And the mother's style and disposition were original, as was Hong-ju's reaction.

Those people have been brainwashed, they are weak-minded. When you say conservative, you are describing a leftist ideology that stems from Marxist critical theory: communism. Finding offense and negativity where none exists is part of it. Brainwashing groups into a uniform thinking way and shutting down (via shaming, insulting) opposition is the aim. The success of the methodology is self evident.

Wow, you sound nice

Probably not, it takes a brave person to check out the comments of a drama they're thinking of watching (or articles for that matter, this whole site is spoiler city)

A man of taste, she's a doll. Lots of shyness in this drama, it was both cute and sad.

Hong-ju: "Would you like to share some ramyeon?"
Saucy. (Yes, pun intended)
Big smiles next morning on the stairs.
We don't get to see the in-between thank goodness, we're not savages.
If you live off kiss scenes I'd say you're missing out.

You might not have picked it up, but Hong-ju did exactly that, but with subtlety and those marvellous Korean manners

I remember that, I couldn't stop laughing when he hammed it up as the beaten-up gangster in hospital. Hilarious. He can get into character so well, comedy or dramatic.

The great Kim Won-hae, I love him. When he told the writer to leave Hong-ju alone, heroic