No big expectations from episode 10. Unless they give us some nice end credits scene. But now they are confirmed…
I haven't watched 9 yet, but why is everyone saying that from the Epilogue? Will it make sense if I watch Episode 9? I saw the Epilogue but I don't know how people are getting a confirmed wedding from it. π
I actually feel the opposite. The pace is really fast. Iβm scared theyβd run of out plot by ep 12 or 13.
Didn't My Demon peter out sooner, like Episode 4? And yes, Episodes 9-16 are always the trickiest for screenwriters to stick the landing! These episodes in Kdramas separate the wheat from the chaff....
iβm really convinced that tvn didnβt expect for LR to blow up. considering how they uploaded multiple unreleased…
I mean, if a team from TVN picks scripts you think they'd be able to tell the good from the less good; sometimes I wonder how certain dramas can surprise their own network with how good they are. π If that happens, who wasn't doing their job correctly? π€π
After rewatching snippets of Episode 8, because, you know, why not? I decided my favorite part is when they're talking on the phone and she's at the bus stop near his billboard picture and he's in his car. Their chemistry without even being together is SO good, and Byeon Woo Seok was 200% selling Sun Jae being smitten with Sol, and over the phone, no less (his facial expressions were just perfect!). It was a very well done scene; it reminded of the super convincing flirting/chemistry between Zhao Lusi and Chen Zheyuan in Hidden Love.
I like the director's call; I think it made the scene sweeter rather than sexier, which I think was appropriate…
Well, there are real guys who don't give up on someone they've crushed on, but if they're not charismatic, attractive or good-looking they're perceived as creeps, I guess that's what I mean. But as far as the way Sun Jae is portrayed in this, yes, a gem (and too good to be true, if we're honest!).
I like the director's call; I think it made the scene sweeter rather than sexier, which I think was appropriate…
Yes, they make the time skip work, but a REAL guy not being able to get over someone for that long is a little odd. It works in this story, though, and it just seems cute, not weird!
And I get what you mean about them being grown adults, but I personally prefer that they went the gentler route. βΊοΈ
Apparently the stalker girl is the one who went with Im Sol to the concert in ep 1. I donβt think she has much…
And the stalker girl was only 14 and ran away from home. Have no idea what the purpose of her was? Was it to show us that the person at Sun Jae's door was obviously someone else since she was with Sol when he got attacked?
I mean its good so far... but 9.1 seems way to high to be honest.
Well, it's pretty iconic so far, but rom-coms do tend to do well on this platform, and it's only 8 episodes in. But it's been very steady-as-she-goes up to this point! No one really has any big issues with it yet. π€·ββοΈ Tight pacing, not too many plotholes considering how complicated the premise is, endearing and lovable characters, good chemistry, sweet dialogue, no fluff or filler (at this point)--so yeah, going strong I would say! In particular the lead actors are really selling their roles and drawing us in. They're just so cute!
I don't think Sol had zero consideration for her young self. The first time she went back in time, she first thought…
Yes, it did seem to gloss over that a bit, as I think they knew viewers would care more to see how she and Sun Jae reunite. But you're right, she does seem to adjust quickly to everything being different, but since virtually everything is better than before (i.e. her mom isn't burned, no wheelchair, brother and best friend are married and she has a niece in the bargain, Sun Jae's still alive, and she has the new job, etc.), she never really seems too upset about any of it because it's all overwhelmingly happy.
"Byeon Woo Seok kissed Im Sol too hard" That's what the Director thought and told Woo Seok to do it slowly. ππhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B31JXJTE91MI…
I like the director's call; I think it made the scene sweeter rather than sexier, which I think was appropriate for a first kiss. It means Sun Jae was being thoughtful of her, especially since she hesitated at first. So far, Sun Jae has been considerate like that. I'm with the director on this one!
Loving the show so far, but honestly, I don't know why it had to be 15 years of time that went by. Couldn't it have been 5 or 7? Why not have them meet up again later in their 20's? Don't know why they kept this huge gap of time that makes things more unrealistic than they need to be. It makes Sun Jae's lightning speed responses to having Sol back and being "back to how things were" look a little naive for a 34 year old. (This is just one of my tiny gripes... π)
FL tries to reach the ideal "Steins Gate" timeline here, but no luck yet, lol. But unlike Steins; Gate she only…
It doesn't seem either of them have thought that far ahead in the new present (about how they'd get married), and maybe he won't become an idol after she goes back the last time? Just don't know what he'd do instead cause he doesn't have the grades to do much else due to his swim career ending so late in his education.
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And I get what you mean about them being grown adults, but I personally prefer that they went the gentler route. βΊοΈ
Loving the show so far, but honestly, I don't know why it had to be 15 years of time that went by. Couldn't it have been 5 or 7? Why not have them meet up again later in their 20's? Don't know why they kept this huge gap of time that makes things more unrealistic than they need to be. It makes Sun Jae's lightning speed responses to having Sol back and being "back to how things were" look a little naive for a 34 year old. (This is just one of my tiny gripes... π)