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Yeah. I'm thinking about it. The options are just too limited. Facebook comments is not option either. I'm thinking of Github but not everyone have a Github account (and I think guest posting is not allowed).
Imo it’s going to come out sooner than we might expect.
Can't wait! Haha. I wonder how they'll handle it, since, if I understood family registry/relations in SoKor, they are too sensitive about it even if they're not blood related.
Since Mi Rae is blood-granddaughter of Hyun Jae's grandfather, and Hyun Jae's father is registered as a member of his family … socially and legally, they are related … even if Mi Rae and her mother are registered under a different family.
It's blood-relation and legal-relation clash. Which one would triumph?
I THOUGHT YOON SHI YOON WAS THE MAIN FIRST LEAD ? IS HE THE SECOND?AMONG THE MAIN CAST
It's arranged based on their sibling order, together with their partner, because most people new to the show are confused who's the eldest and the second.
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Reflects with his character. First to made a move to win the race. Immediately formed the idea to enter into a contract relationship. Saw the value of the gym and how it will help him.
- Na Yoo Na - 나유나 유나 - kind; desired
Reflects her character. She is kind and friendly. Soo Jae's parents and grandfather desires her, wants her to be at home because she lights up their home.
for 15 episodes was a serious drama, and in the last was just a comedy. but its okay, i liked.
Yeah. The last episode was not impactful. They could've skipped the trial because it's a given there's no way for her to get out of it.
They just showed the witnesses to wrap up their involvement and that's it. Even Tae Nam was a given, they didn't have to show him working at an animal shelter, like 2-3 times, one scene was more than enough.
I prefer to see more of his aunt and new uncle than the obvious trial. They are more interesting at this point.
This is the pitfall of a courtroom drama, ending it without a bang because everything was already very obvious. They could've ended it at episode 15 and dedicated episode 16 to some other new issues discovered and poof the end. It is not exactly an open ending but it does give the a strong idea that the war to eliminate corruption isn't over. (Which is almost always 99% true in all armies in the world.)
The Young Eun (영은) - Hyun Jae (현재) - Mi Rae (미래) love triangle is cool.
- 영은 (Young Eun) means "spirit".
- 현재 (Hyun Jae) means "now", "today", the "present".
- 미래 (Mi Rae) means the "future".
== "Young Eun is already a 영은 ('spirit' or 'dead') to Hyun Jae but she is still trying to mess his 영은 (present) life so he won't have a 미래 (future) with Mi Rae."
There is a 19 year age difference between Kim Hee Sun & Rowoon. But I say hey why not, let's not have a double…
For one, it's fiction. Secondly, the characters they play is rarely close to their actual age.
For example, when Hee Sun was in Alice, she played an older version, a college version, and a girlfriend version.
I think the issue is not with their age gap but with the audience who can not separate fact from fiction. I remember reading an article where Hee Sun was asked if she's okay to play the girlfriend role in Alice because of their age gap IRL, and that there will be a kissing scene, she said for her it's fine.
Try to reverse the situation. Let's say the actors are in the same age range but the characters they played have a huge gap. Then they have a kissing scene, the girl is 20+ years senior to the guy, and the girl was made to look old in a very obvious way … now that would more likely be okay for audiences who can not separate fact from fiction.
As far as they are concerned, they are watching their favourite actors kissing __not__ the characters they are playing.
Why so many actresses and actors have a mole on their face? ^^
Hahaha. For a Nation and culture obsessed with beauty and with technologies to remove it, they don't. But in nations not obsessed with beauty, and where procedures are very expensive and specialized, it's common removed.
Hee Sun's acting and voice here are very different. I can't imagine she was the FL in Alice; and she was in Smile, Again.
While Rowoon is very much identifiable with his previous projects. It's different but you can still his style, his movements, his expressions, his signature.
When actors with a huge gap acting careers are paired up, it really shows who is a veteran and who is practically a 'newbie'. What makes this show interesting, as far as the two leads are concerned, Hee Sun is more of a support actress to Rowoon. It is a good balance because the veteran is not overshadowing the younger actor, and at the same time, the signature of Rowoon is supplemented with the veteran's experience.
Good job in picking the lead actors. They mesh well.
At first, since everything was new, I thought the balance between the episodic plots and the main plot was good.…
At least based on episode 8, it's time to reveal the main plot. The ML finally started asking questions and the past past of FL and JG is finally partially revealed.
So far we know that something regrettable happened to FL as well as JG. Now we know they lived at the same time and they probably have forgotten it.
Then the mysterious "goal" of the original RM team.
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Since Mi Rae is blood-granddaughter of Hyun Jae's grandfather, and Hyun Jae's father is registered as a member of his family … socially and legally, they are related … even if Mi Rae and her mother are registered under a different family.
It's blood-relation and legal-relation clash. Which one would triumph?
Also, the usual trolls with multiple accounts who attack shows because they don't like it or hate the actors.
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Again, thank you for the heads-up!
- Lee YoonJae - 이윤재
윤재 (YoonJae)
- Shim HaeJun - 심해준
해준 (HaeJun)
수재 - smartass; genius; talented; bright
Reflects with his character. First to made a move to win the race. Immediately formed the idea to enter into a contract relationship. Saw the value of the gym and how it will help him.
- Na Yoo Na - 나유나
유나 - kind; desired
Reflects her character. She is kind and friendly. Soo Jae's parents and grandfather desires her, wants her to be at home because she lights up their home.
They just showed the witnesses to wrap up their involvement and that's it. Even Tae Nam was a given, they didn't have to show him working at an animal shelter, like 2-3 times, one scene was more than enough.
I prefer to see more of his aunt and new uncle than the obvious trial. They are more interesting at this point.
This is the pitfall of a courtroom drama, ending it without a bang because everything was already very obvious. They could've ended it at episode 15 and dedicated episode 16 to some other new issues discovered and poof the end. It is not exactly an open ending but it does give the a strong idea that the war to eliminate corruption isn't over. (Which is almost always 99% true in all armies in the world.)
- 영은 (Young Eun) means "spirit".
- 현재 (Hyun Jae) means "now", "today", the "present".
- 미래 (Mi Rae) means the "future".
== "Young Eun is already a 영은 ('spirit' or 'dead') to Hyun Jae but she is still trying to mess his 영은 (present) life so he won't have a 미래 (future) with Mi Rae."
== Because they exist in real life. :P
For example, when Hee Sun was in Alice, she played an older version, a college version, and a girlfriend version.
I think the issue is not with their age gap but with the audience who can not separate fact from fiction. I remember reading an article where Hee Sun was asked if she's okay to play the girlfriend role in Alice because of their age gap IRL, and that there will be a kissing scene, she said for her it's fine.
Try to reverse the situation. Let's say the actors are in the same age range but the characters they played have a huge gap. Then they have a kissing scene, the girl is 20+ years senior to the guy, and the girl was made to look old in a very obvious way … now that would more likely be okay for audiences who can not separate fact from fiction.
As far as they are concerned, they are watching their favourite actors kissing __not__ the characters they are playing.
While Rowoon is very much identifiable with his previous projects. It's different but you can still his style, his movements, his expressions, his signature.
When actors with a huge gap acting careers are paired up, it really shows who is a veteran and who is practically a 'newbie'. What makes this show interesting, as far as the two leads are concerned, Hee Sun is more of a support actress to Rowoon. It is a good balance because the veteran is not overshadowing the younger actor, and at the same time, the signature of Rowoon is supplemented with the veteran's experience.
Good job in picking the lead actors. They mesh well.
So far we know that something regrettable happened to FL as well as JG. Now we know they lived at the same time and they probably have forgotten it.
Then the mysterious "goal" of the original RM team.
Keep holding on, it's about to start. :)