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I normally like to watch marathons of these types of movies, but I always get really depressed...but I can't stop myself from doing it

When I watch movies, I like to watch these types the most

I just checked the movie out, it looks pretty good

Whenever I tried to watch dramas that were supernatural, they were hard to get through. The cringe levels are so dang high. I actually really liked Orange Marmalade, but the webtoon was so much better. But in the scholar who walks the night, lee soo hyuk made the entire show worth watching. He looked amazing

I really like this idea. It's so original. I always hate it when I'm in weird moods and can't figure out what to watch.

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I relate to this like 99%. I can't watch anything for longer than two days. If I get busy and can't continue to binge-watch a drama, I get bored with even if I was really into it, because I can't watch it all at once. I make myself so mad sometimes :0

I'm wondering if I should watch this? I want to see if there is any depth to the relationship, since its a huge age gap. Obviously this type of relationship is wrong at the ages, but I'm interested to see how the screenwriters made this. Is the show like really sketchy? Cause I don't want to watch anything really inappropriate or anything. I'm normally all for innocent love

I really liked this article, you should definitely do a part 2. I think that the only role that I liked for Lee soo hyuk was in the gu family book. I really felt his character in that but everything else fails to compare. I'd love to see him have another good role that fits him.

Does anyone know the original ending in the novel? I can't find it.

I feel that she chose to wait for Xiamu, because he had sacrificed so much for her. She felt that he needed to be there for him.

You'll like it, it's an amazing show

I was thinking about including that one since it does an amazing job on showing how much despair someone with DID goes through, but I chose not too since there was a lot of humor in it. I wanted this list to be about more heavy and dark series.

I thought about putting that one, but I felt that it didn't take as much of a serious view on mental disorders.

Me too, i cried so much with those

I think the same too, it was a show about humans and how they deal with being lost. I really felt something with this drama.

I only put series that I've watched before. I'm planning on watching children of nobody once it finishes so I can binge watch it.

I have Anone on my watch list and I'm planning on watching it soon.

I honestly think I'll be a bit upset if Chugakusei Nikki doesn't win some things, I mean Todome No Kiss was great, but the ending wasn't very good....

he is one of the best and most emotional actors I've ever seen