Sunflower

My Reaction in a sentence: WHAT THE HELL DID I JUST WATCH!!!!

This movie was pure madness from start to finish, to the point where I refuse to rate it. I wish I could somehow get a refund of the time that I just wasted. Had the director stuck to the true events and not bought some unnecessary stories to it, the movie would have actually been a hit than a flop (at least for me). I too would not recommend this movie to anyone.

Can't believe this drama is over. I honestly wouldn't have minded, had the writer or the director stretched the show out from 16 to 20 episodes. I guess, its time for me to check out 'Mouse', so that I can put myself through the same torture of figuring out 'who the actual killer' is again.

On a side note, I'm gonna miss this drama like crazy. Looking forward to YJG & SHK's future projects.

He's such a brilliant actor. Looking forward to his next project!

Couldn't agree more. The plot twists are unexpected but they definitely make sense.

This show keeps taking me by surprise, its unlike anything I've seen before. I thought the last two episodes would be straight forward but nope, its full of twists & turns, as always.

Ooh....thank you so much. I had a feeling she was the step sister or something, but still, the director should have included it.

Also, can I just say that, I wasn't a big fan of the Director. I saw a few behind the scene clips and I noticed that in one particular scene, the director almost kissed Sam and it looked like as if even Sam was caught off-guard. Maybe it was an accident or the camera angel was a little funny or maybe I'm just reading too much into it. Whatever it is, I hope the director is a little more professional in his future projects :).

Definitely a good follow up season. But, in my view, this season would have been even better had the director and writer not introduced numerous subplot. Because, at the end of it all, I felt as if there were quite a few plot holes that didn't get addresses (like: who was the foreign girl, why was Alpha stolen & how come PSY eventually accepted YZX etc) given the number of episodes and the allocated time. Additionally, I found EP 4 & 5 a little too dry for my liking but that might just be me. However, with that being said, 'We Be Love: Fighting Mr. 2nd.' was equally as good as S1. The chemistry between the leads was simply out of this world and the side characters were quite interesting as well.

Hoping to see Sam and Yu again together, in some other project. :)

'House on Wheels' was my favourite variety show of 2020. There is something really peaceful about this show. So glad we got a 2nd season. Really looking forward to it :)

True....Hope, they elaborate more on the 'Deer Farm' murders in the upcoming episodes cause it's still a little unclear.

So, do we know who killed the women whose bodies were discovered in the Deer Farm? Or is that yet to be uncovered?

Knew it was him all along. Anyways, I had a small doubt.

I think it'll end at a cliffhanger again.

Looking forward to tomorrow's episode and hoping to see the JDT village plan fail.....hopefully....maybe XD. Or, it might be a little to early for that. On a side note, I have mixed feeling about HYC about BRN dad. On one hand, he deserves to suffer but on the other hand, it has become a little to SKY Castle-ish, but this is just my opinion.

What a shame. I was actually looking forward to some good quality horror after having watched a row of thriller, makjang & romance dramas.

Now I'm curious how they are going to pay the actors and the crew given the fact that the drama experienced tremendous financial damage. On a side note, I do admire KBS for not giving up on this drama but actually investing more in it. Hope it all works out in the end.

I absolutely agree with everything you mentioned.....the three friends (HJW's dad, LCJ & the Councilwoman) are definitely involved with the murders and in the covering up process else, why would they come together just when the bodies are starting to be discovered (20 years later). And why are they so hell bent on the development rather than finding the real criminal. There is defiantly something fishy here.

Plus, although, the show seems to be really pointing towards PJJ regarding all the killings, but I feel like its someone else (most likely HJW's dad) else, why would NSB pull out a gun on the day they were supposed to meet and if it was actually PJJ, then why would he wait 20 years in order to kill NSB (who seemed to have some solid evidence). I don't know if I making much sense....haha.

Anyways, I absolutely agree with your theory.

Thank you so much for not only subbing the show but for also explaining the meaning behind certain words and reference. Really appreciate it. :)

For some strange reason, HJW's dad is really suspicious, I feel like maybe he is the one who killed NSB. Otherwise, why would he constantly pressurize his son to get his hands off the case. Plus, to me, it seem like both NSB and HJW's father worked together in YY's case (20 years ago) but why did only the father rise and not NSB. Plus, Lee Dong Shik had quite a weird reaction when he heard about HJW's father in EP 1. So long story short, I feel like the father is involved somehow or the other. But this is just me guessing again....haha.

I think I'm wayyyy more invested in this one than 'Penthouse' XD

Despite, the low ratings, I feel like it's not a bad movie. It's just one of those movies that could have been done better, had the director or the writer not introduced certain concepts and had they eliminated the last few seconds of the movie - which was a little 'out of place'. Other than that, its an okay movie. If you are looking for a light hearted movie and don't mind the overly cliché setting and the storyline, then you might like this one.