It was cute. I love Hongseok and really enjoyed his acting. My biggest gripe is that transitions from scene to scene were kind of weird at times, too many slow-mos and that there was too much going on. Its like the writers decided to throw every single trope in this 12 min per 8 episode long drama.
This was really fun and silly. Felt bad for the ballad guy. Glad that everything worked out in the end for him :) I'm so glad that Shin Ha Kyun has a bigger role than just a cameo, since I really love this actor.
There is something wrong with your country, your schools and your children if you have a school designed especially for bullied kids. Yeah so it was okay. The first 4 eps are too formulaic in a way. We meet one of the bullies and then the ep revolves around them. After that it was kind of interesting and then ep 7-10 went downhill. I feel like characters were being stupid for the sake of the plot. End of ep 8 was wild. In a way I feel like no one really did anything even though stuff happened. Maybe because they were always just sitting around and talking it out. I don't get the point of Mori. You have him revealed and he makes this whole thing how he is a good teacher who will prevent bad kids and bullying like the ones that occured when he was young yet doesn't do anything when Kanon is bullied. At least show him do something, show a change in the school system. Also did they really do the murders in order of the song. How did they know the song? Don't agree with murder revenge. I'm more of The Glory type revenge story. Meticulous plan where you will suffer and have everything taken away from you. Murder is just too simple and for this story in particular too over the top. Like you set a person on fire?! Also if you want to make me feel empathetic about the victim this whole story revolves around in the end, how about you show me a bit more about her suffering. We see them give her a nickname and destroy her artwork. 22 years later she apparently moved on, ran into her bully who doesn't remember her and the next scene she kills herself. At least show me her state of mind or feelings before her end so I can understand it better. Otherwise it just feel like an overreaction.
My favourite part is when a woman finds her friend murdered in her home and is then attacked but doesn't make a single sound. I guess it was late at night and she didn't want to disturb the neighbours... But seriously, my actual favourite parts were the chase scenes becasue the leads are elderly men and every suspect gets injured and limps so it can be on equal terms. I found it really funny.
I think this is the first Korean movie to be screened in theatres in Pakistan! Loved every minute of it and can…
I think it cleared the goo for a moment, which slowed them because it helps them to function and communicate. But water also helps things grow so in the long run it actually helped the colony. Afterwards all of the rooms were extremely covered in it. Maybe thats why some merged together as well.
It was a pretty fun movie. Was it dumb at places. Yes. Did I enjoy it anyway. Yes. In all honestly, by the end, I was rooting for the antagonist. I just admired his spirit.
I really enjoyed this show until the last two episodes because that was the moment they had to throw in this stupid conflict, struggle and it felt so forced and generic. I honestly rolled my eyes. Of course this is how we are doing this, why bother doing anything different. I was praying for ep 7 to end with Ryu runnning after Johan. I personally hate the "I left so you can be happy" even though everyone ends up miserable. If you are going to make someone sick and have them eventually die from it I would rather they all have nice, meaningful moments together instead of being alone for years. After this rant I want to say that the bond between Ryu and Johan is beautiful and so is their relationship with Sumiko.
Okay this drama was really wholesome and funny. The confession was really cute. I would have found it even cuter if it was appropriate. Now my issues. I feel like the last episode was all over the place. So many stuff cramped together. I honestly didn't see the point of Jenny. I thought that there would be more with her and maybe opening up to her about her writing bl since she is also an avid web novel reader. But nope nothing. They have absolutely nothing for her that they even write her out of few episodes. I wish there was more about her web novel. I didn't like how Daju character was never shown, but when Woo Su reads her novel he is this guy is obviously Daju. Did he appear at that point. Nor do I get how everyone is figuring out it's their teachers based on the characters personalities since their novel personalities are nothing like their real personalities as teacher. EDIT: rewatched an episode. The students noticed some mannerisms and similarities in outfits. But it also bothers me that all of the characters except Yoon had the exact same personality in the novel (obsessive top). I would understand if the novel became popular because the storyline and the characters felt so real (because they are based on real people). Which would kind of make sense why her other stories didn't grip the audiance. Which could make her reflect on her writing. And the random kidnapping backstory? Was that real? Did I miss something? I kept waiting for them to elaborate more but it was never brought up again. Anyway a 7/10 if I repress all of the scenes with the principal.
On ep 14. I just have to say this. Everytime the principal is on screen I just want to turn of the episode. The acting is too over the top and cringey. She appeared in maybe 4 episodes, but just knowing she might appear again makes me want to drop the show. It takes everything in my power to soldier on.
My favourite part is when the police is banging on a side door and trying to get into the police station even thought a man just ran his car throught the main door to clear an entrance.
I just wanted a nice, silly movie about four dorks going on a trip. Is that to much to ask? It was fun and entertaining movie though I haven't seen much of Cha Eun Woo filmography. The ones I did he was always playing a serious, emotionless character, so this was a breath of fresh air. And his best acting. I think he does silly characters better than the serious ones.
Wow! This was horrible! The script, the acting, the directing. Main lead was awful. Watching paint dry would make me feel more than her acting. Film is 90 min but it felt way longer.
My biggest gripe is that transitions from scene to scene were kind of weird at times, too many slow-mos and that there was too much going on. Its like the writers decided to throw every single trope in this 12 min per 8 episode long drama.
I'm so glad that Shin Ha Kyun has a bigger role than just a cameo, since I really love this actor.
Yeah so it was okay. The first 4 eps are too formulaic in a way. We meet one of the bullies and then the ep revolves around them. After that it was kind of interesting and then ep 7-10 went downhill. I feel like characters were being stupid for the sake of the plot. End of ep 8 was wild.
In a way I feel like no one really did anything even though stuff happened. Maybe because they were always just sitting around and talking it out.
I don't get the point of Mori. You have him revealed and he makes this whole thing how he is a good teacher who will prevent bad kids and bullying like the ones that occured when he was young yet doesn't do anything when Kanon is bullied. At least show him do something, show a change in the school system.
Also did they really do the murders in order of the song. How did they know the song?
Don't agree with murder revenge. I'm more of The Glory type revenge story. Meticulous plan where you will suffer and have everything taken away from you. Murder is just too simple and for this story in particular too over the top. Like you set a person on fire?!
Also if you want to make me feel empathetic about the victim this whole story revolves around in the end, how about you show me a bit more about her suffering. We see them give her a nickname and destroy her artwork. 22 years later she apparently moved on, ran into her bully who doesn't remember her and the next scene she kills herself. At least show me her state of mind or feelings before her end so I can understand it better. Otherwise it just feel like an overreaction.
But seriously, my actual favourite parts were the chase scenes becasue the leads are elderly men and every suspect gets injured and limps so it can be on equal terms. I found it really funny.
After this rant I want to say that the bond between Ryu and Johan is beautiful and so is their relationship with Sumiko.
The confession was really cute. I would have found it even cuter if it was appropriate.
Now my issues. I feel like the last episode was all over the place. So many stuff cramped together.
I honestly didn't see the point of Jenny. I thought that there would be more with her and maybe opening up to her about her writing bl since she is also an avid web novel reader. But nope nothing. They have absolutely nothing for her that they even write her out of few episodes.
I wish there was more about her web novel. I didn't like how Daju character was never shown, but when Woo Su reads her novel he is this guy is obviously Daju. Did he appear at that point. Nor do I get how everyone is figuring out it's their teachers based on the characters personalities since their novel personalities are nothing like their real personalities as teacher. EDIT: rewatched an episode. The students noticed some mannerisms and similarities in outfits.
But it also bothers me that all of the characters except Yoon had the exact same personality in the novel (obsessive top).
I would understand if the novel became popular because the storyline and the characters felt so real (because they are based on real people). Which would kind of make sense why her other stories didn't grip the audiance. Which could make her reflect on her writing.
And the random kidnapping backstory? Was that real? Did I miss something? I kept waiting for them to elaborate more but it was never brought up again.
Anyway a 7/10 if I repress all of the scenes with the principal.
It was fun and entertaining movie though
I haven't seen much of Cha Eun Woo filmography. The ones I did he was always playing a serious, emotionless character, so this was a breath of fresh air. And his best acting. I think he does silly characters better than the serious ones.