started to notice how there's always a character to explain everything going on to the viewers like they are catering…
Sadly that's just the modern audience and what modern shows/movies do, especially Netflix. It's on the net how the creators of the show are told (by e.g. Netflix) to constantly repeat things because it's assumed people are on their phones not caring about the show they're "watching." :(
The ratings are pretty good in SK. The Reddit thread is pretty dead.
Heck, even on MDL this drama is really incognito, lol. I'm guessing it's due to where it's being broadcast. Not easy for people to see it compared to e.g. Netflix or Disney.
There's a small post-credits scene which I found funny in a subtle way. Enjoyable movie, though I feel it could've been shorter. It was quite sad as well. Not in the "bawling my eyes out" sad, but sad in a "wish society wasn't like this" kinda sad/depressive way. Considering I am LGBT myself it did hit me a bit as I am going through similar struggles in some ways ironically enough. Needless to say, it sucks.
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Also OH MY GOD, I need to see the behind the scenes for all the humorous scenes in the show, especially the one with the kids.
It's on the net how the creators of the show are told (by e.g. Netflix) to constantly repeat things because it's assumed people are on their phones not caring about the show they're "watching." :(
I'm guessing it's due to where it's being broadcast. Not easy for people to see it compared to e.g. Netflix or Disney.
Enjoyable movie, though I feel it could've been shorter. It was quite sad as well. Not in the "bawling my eyes out" sad, but sad in a "wish society wasn't like this" kinda sad/depressive way.
Considering I am LGBT myself it did hit me a bit as I am going through similar struggles in some ways ironically enough. Needless to say, it sucks.