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Kil Hae Yeon🤣 although, she's not the mom in this one😅

When you see her, you know there's gonna be an evil mother in the show...👀💀

I'm so confused by the last ep. I thought the doctor and the bar guy were siblings, wtf😮😮😮

I think it's very much related to what a person expects when they watch the film. It wasn't for everyone, I guess. Nothing is for everyone, though! So that's fair!🙂

Well, it's not action-based so I don't think it was made with the intention to be exciting. I think it was done with the intention to make the viewer look into details and ponder the interactions and then question everything.

Necessary warning: it's really sad!

Me too! It was kind of boring how there were all those shots of people just sitting playing with their phone so I dropped it!

This is not a disagreement or anything (I haven't read/watched many of these, actually. So I can't judge them either way!), I would just like to add "Goodbye My Princess" as a personal favorite. it's both very true to the book and also adds a lot of interesting details and subplots that weren't so fleshed out or present in the book.

Have you watched the movie? It's actually really good! This is the first time I'm hearing anyone say that it's receiving undeserved praise.

She's a great actress. I hope to see more of her soon.

All the things you said! I'm almost done with it but I hate every second. It's childish and over the top and the main characters are some of the stupidest I've ever seen. The moment the rich jerks showed up, the show lost its it factor. It's just lofty fantasy masquerading as deep commentary

I will never again watch a show with Uhm Ji Won in it. Her voice and smile are the most irritating thing in the world. I can't stand them.

This looks very cool! I hope the actual show will be good as well.

Awww, what a nice helpful guide 😊💜 This will come in handy when making your way through their content in the future.

ugh! I'm gonna sue for damages

What is going on?!?!??!

This was amazing😭😭😭😭 hands down the best watch of the year for me.

There is! It's subtextual! As in, you have to be aware of it to notice it.
A lot of us who watched the movie when it first became available were all aware of the subtext because there was a lot of articles and conversation about it at the time.
I guess with time those conversations were forgotten so the movie's message got a bit lost too.

Awwwwww

Is this show good?