has anyone here watched this show and my libreration notes and can tell me which one is better and which one is…
I just finished My Liberation Notes, from reading the synopsis of Our Blues, I don't think they are in the same vibes .yes they are both slice of life but MLN us mire somber
Brilliant writing, Brilliant storytelling, Brilliant acting (hats off to Son Suk Ku,) Brilliant cinematography.
It’s not microwaved entertainment; it’s a slow-cooked meal. Not personal, yet somehow staring directly into your soul. A journey, never a race and you are part of it. Quietly leaves you wanting more, There is more to the story. Where is Mr Gu going with that bag? Sanpo?Do we get 10 more talk sessions? (iykyk)
In conclusion, If someone asked you to bring them “Adult”.... this would be it.
Currently subscribed to anything Park Hae Young writer-nim touches. Brilliant mind.
You will fit in beautifully, ahjumma. 😂 My bad. Humble apologies. 🙊
I was looking for my next victim after it's okay not to be okay (which lost half a point for reasons I can't explain) and I filtered by the oldest PWL by year and this came up, only to realise we have met almost a year ago 😂 I feel like am about to watch a 2021 version of Sold out on you, hometown cha cha, cha, welcome to Samdar-li..
1st watch : 2021 2nd re-watch: 2026 Next rewatch: 2030
Dear It's Okay Not To Be Okay.. Today I finish my second re-watch.. Every time I give up on female leads.. I remember that there was Seo Yea Ji No one has been able to match up with her She set the bar too high.I can't wait for hercome back..it's been too long. I will be back..
I’ve heard about the “inadequate fire fighting system” situation from enough sources now I’m tempted to unofficially announce it as part of the unscripted plot twist. Maybe...
…Maybe not?
As a devoted fan of The Devil Wears Prada back when I was still an active consumer of the Wild Wide West™, a lifestyle I have since gracefully retired from, I genuinely wondered what I’d possibly watch now that I won't be visiting The DWP 2.
But the drama gods, as always, never sleep. They looked at the situation and said: “Hold on to your Prada heels, we’re not done yet.” Then casually added Hanboks to the cinematic universe for range.
Thank you for planting the flags early so the rest of us don’t accidentally stroll into unforeseen sinkholes wearing expensive shoes and blind optimism.
Sand swing into the reviews and this phrase became very repetitive"This is my opinion and am entitled to it" or "It was ok until EP 8" Am sure one day in 2034, I will crave a classic and push the tape in..
I was bored. Or maybe I’ve just been enjoying the Kim Soo Hyun playlist a little too much and wanted more. I was this close to rewatching It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, then suddenly remembered... wait, wasn’t he the ML in QOT?
So I gathered my courage, or whatever was left of it, and started with the reviews. For some reason, I expected standing ovations and dramatic background music. Instead, I kept scrolling through 6.0, 7.0, 7.5...
And somehow my investigation led me right back here, where I discovered that a year ago I had already left a statement big enough to qualify as dinosaur footprints,After reading your review and that shiny 7.5 on the top right.
Too bad. I guess this officially belongs on the in flight drama list. The kind that keeps playing while you’re asleep somewhere over the Atlantic.
Two words or Four or many Mental illness on display with Lin Mo Jiao Jesse Ren is a fantastic realistic actor.. Cinematography/production: clean and clear
7 
1 
1 
2 
My Rating: 9.0/10
Brilliant writing,
Brilliant storytelling,
Brilliant acting (hats off to Son Suk Ku,)
Brilliant cinematography.
It’s not microwaved entertainment; it’s a slow-cooked meal.
Not personal, yet somehow staring directly into your soul.
A journey, never a race and you are part of it.
Quietly leaves you wanting more, There is more to the story. Where is Mr Gu going with that bag? Sanpo?Do we get 10 more talk sessions? (iykyk)
In conclusion, If someone asked you to bring them “Adult”.... this would be it.
Currently subscribed to anything Park Hae Young writer-nim touches. Brilliant mind.
I feel like am about to watch a 2021 version of Sold out on you, hometown cha cha, cha, welcome to Samdar-li..
I miss these two
2nd re-watch: 2026
Next rewatch: 2030
Dear It's Okay Not To Be Okay..
Today I finish my second re-watch..
Every time I give up on female leads..
I remember that there was Seo Yea Ji
No one has been able to match up with her
She set the bar too high.I can't wait for hercome back..it's been too long.
I will be back..
Maybe...
…Maybe not?
As a devoted fan of The Devil Wears Prada back when I was still an active consumer of the Wild Wide West™, a lifestyle I have since gracefully retired from, I genuinely wondered what I’d possibly watch now that I won't be visiting The DWP 2.
But the drama gods, as always, never sleep. They looked at the situation and said: “Hold on to your Prada heels, we’re not done yet.” Then casually added Hanboks to the cinematic universe for range.
Thank you for planting the flags early so the rest of us don’t accidentally stroll into unforeseen sinkholes wearing expensive shoes and blind optimism.
what an actor 😲
Am sure one day in 2034, I will crave a classic and push the tape in..
I was bored. Or maybe I’ve just been enjoying the Kim Soo Hyun playlist a little too much and wanted more. I was this close to rewatching It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, then suddenly remembered... wait, wasn’t he the ML in QOT?
So I gathered my courage, or whatever was left of it, and started with the reviews. For some reason, I expected standing ovations and dramatic background music. Instead, I kept scrolling through 6.0, 7.0, 7.5...
And somehow my investigation led me right back here, where I discovered that a year ago I had already left a statement big enough to qualify as dinosaur footprints,After reading your review and that shiny 7.5 on the top right.
Too bad. I guess this officially belongs on the in flight drama list. The kind that keeps playing while you’re asleep somewhere over the Atlantic.
Mental illness on display with Lin Mo Jiao
Jesse Ren is a fantastic realistic actor..
Cinematography/production: clean and clear