I had never heard of either one of them before i began QoT and ive loved the show from episode 2. Its been a roller…
I'm average viewer and i love this show too. Maybe a bit decrease from love to like, i'm one of them who downrate this drama.
If other actor play as good as duo Kim, maybe i still watch it, because i dont stay for the popularity of them both, but because of their performance. Writer and the team also deserve the praise, even if its bit dissapointing last few episodes.
I think one of the things that’s done well here is the contrast between Eunsong and Hyunwoo. From the beginning,…
Ah, you are big correct when Hyun-Woo let Hae-In figure it on her own.
Rather than he told her his version (the truth), which can make Hae-In confuse or even deny his version. He simply say "doubt it, doubt everything, believe no one (except herself) "
Hae-In still consistent with her characater even she lost her memory (secretary Na and Grace have tested her). Thats why Hyun-Woo wants Hae-In to believe her own instinct.
Don't understand why they're saying it's overhyped. Just coz lots of people in Korea and outside of it are watching…
And i'm one of them. CLoY and QoT are not my cup of tea, but i enjoy it. Bit dissappointed with QoT few last episodes, but my love of this drama made me active on MDL.
I lowered my rating because it is really bad written without any good new ideas and too much space for the stereotype…
I respected your comment before, about separately rate the the cast, directors, and writers. But KtL a 10? The writing and the plot are not any better than QoT.
The leads get a lot of praise and rightfully so, but some of the supporting actors are also brilliant.Secretary…
I expect her to tell the truth when speak to Hae-In. It gave me anxiety when she hold her mouth.
Like that one scene when one of Hae-In employee thanks her for attending her mother funeral. Secretary Na should have say it : "its's director Baek who did that on your name"
And many scenes when Hae-In stalk Hyun-Woo. Secretary Na missed a lot of chances.
I absolutely LOVED episode 15. why was everyone hating on it? seriously you guys need to watch some actual bad…
I belong to them who said ep15 are not good enough. 13&14 are the worse, 15 bit better because of heart-touching moments, like Hyun-Woo discharged and meet his family again, him hugged his sibling, his mother are the most heart-touching moments So-Cheol fight for his family. And the best scenes when Hae-In finds how and why she loves Hyun-Woo in the past.
When Hae-In stalk Hyun-Woo it gave us the rom-com vibes, it's the fun that i expected when i watch this drama.
That heart-touching moments are biassed, make we forgot the bad plot. I agree with @idyllic daisy, they gave us more problem, with little to no effort to solve previous problem.
Then we have unnecessary product placement plot, when Hae-In's aunt gave prizes to the villagers.
The fact that Hae In still went and visited Hyun Woo in jail despite being told that HW is a cheater, stalker,…
at episode 5, she said to Hyun-Woo : "even if i loss my memory, i will still hate you!". If they play Hae-In memory loss plot longer, this show will feel dragging.
Am I the only one who thinks that Hong Haein didn't loss her memories but only pretending that she did? Her expressions…
she did lost her memories, but her subconscious somehow sound an alarm. She kind of hypnotize herself before anesthesia kicked in. She repeatedly spell the name of Hyun-Woo.
a movie titled 50 First Dates also show similar subconsciousness. The girlfriend suffered memory loss too, she don't remember her boyfriend is. But some part of her memory remember him as a glimpse.
If other actor play as good as duo Kim, maybe i still watch it, because i dont stay for the popularity of them both, but because of their performance.
Writer and the team also deserve the praise, even if its bit dissapointing last few episodes.
I know he like it when the fans hate the character he played, thats why he like playing the villain.
Why not now when Hae-In have guarantee her job protection.
Rather than he told her his version (the truth), which can make Hae-In confuse or even deny his version. He simply say "doubt it, doubt everything, believe no one (except herself) "
Hae-In still consistent with her characater even she lost her memory (secretary Na and Grace have tested her). Thats why Hyun-Woo wants Hae-In to believe her own instinct.
I even made sm content about it.
Secretary Na even make some way to steal damaged but important document from Eun-Seong's office.
She should fuck it (the NDA) and say the truth to Hae-In when she asked.
Like that one scene when one of Hae-In employee thanks her for attending her mother funeral. Secretary Na should have say it : "its's director Baek who did that on your name"
And many scenes when Hae-In stalk Hyun-Woo. Secretary Na missed a lot of chances.
When Hae-In stalk Hyun-Woo it gave us the rom-com vibes, it's the fun that i expected when i watch this drama.
That heart-touching moments are biassed, make we forgot the bad plot. I agree with @idyllic daisy, they gave us more problem, with little to no effort to solve previous problem.
Then we have unnecessary product placement plot, when Hae-In's aunt gave prizes to the villagers.
I know it's just rhetorical question, but im being real.
Even when Hae-In loss her memory, he called Hyun-Woo first.
a movie titled 50 First Dates also show similar subconsciousness. The girlfriend suffered memory loss too, she don't remember her boyfriend is. But some part of her memory remember him as a glimpse.