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I'm talking about the fact that it is BAD plastic surgery. If she paid for it herself, apparently she went cheap. She looks like she's made of plastic, not like a living human. Just awful.

It's not just idols, as I said. Korea has the highest rate of the population who have plastic surgery, most of it "double eyelid" surgery. Which is ridiculous because those who have it done look no more Caucasian than they did before, they just look slightly different. How sad to want to erase your genetic origins from your face. This is especially bizarre to me because I see Asians in general as the most beautiful people on Earth.

There are a few weaknesses in the physical action scenes that could have been fixed, but this film worked for me. I don't generally get into "magical realism" such as this, but I was riveted throughout and moved to tears several times, especially at their reunion and again at the end.

GREAT special effects. Nothing looked fake.

Recommended.

8.5/10

There were a number of plot weaknesses and I don't generally buy into magical realism like this, but the movie worked for me. I came to tears at least three times throughout. Kang Dong Wan is a great actor, as is the young girl.

But whose dna would they compare his to, to prove he was the kid? He's an orphan with no relatives. Maybe find something that belonged to the kid at the orphanage and try to obtain some dna off of that? That might work, I guess...

I don't trust or generally like people who throw around the word "immoral" as if their perspective on the world is all-knowing and all-righteous. By your standards, what she did in dating one friend who she knew did not romantically like her, while also knowing that the two boys were attracted to each other, is also dishonest and "immoral."

As for "cheating," I find it difficult to take that word seriously in this situation. They "dated" for ONE week, and never had sex. What's there to "cheat" on?

How about they're young human beings who made mistakes and whose judgment is not always sound, just like most adults? But it's a lot more self-satisfying to condemn them as "immoral," isn't it?

There are a lot of people like you on MDL.

correct. The extra footage added nothing to the story.

JeongRi is a great natural actor. He conveys incredible levels of feeling with just his eyes/face/body language. The little guy is pretty but absolutely boring to watch.

I misinterpreted your comment. Sorry.

Well, what makes characters like her pathetic is that they convince themselves it's of no relevance that the guy they want is freaking GAY. lol If she had the correct genitalia, she might have a chance, but she doesn't, at least as far as we know. Maybe she's pre-op trans, and that's why she thinks she has a chance.

He DID give her false hope, but it was as obvious as could be that he was simply using her to make Jeongha jealous. She made it clear through that pathetic dialogue about "knowing" Daeyong didn't love her. I'm not saying Daeyong is faultless here, but it takes two to create a situation like that. And she was willing to play the dupe.

Seriously, the "uncut" version of one of the early episodes I saw had about 45 extra seconds of making out, and we saw their shirts come off, then it faded to black. No hot sex, or anything else worth $3 a month.

I would argue that there are a LOT of people in the world who would do what you tell me daeyong has done (I haven't seen that episode yet), and for them it would be the most natural thing in the world to react that way.

You may be falling into the trap of assuming that because a behavior is PORTRAYED in a show, it is being CONDONED by the show. I don't agree with that at all. Of course, what you describe in a lousy behavior, but a great many people act that way. Donghae IS extremely self-controlled and coolly non-reactive. I could see him letting a kiss like that happen, but not reacting to it until it's over. No need to freak out and physically resist, perhaps. Just let it pass, then address it. In fact, a non-reaction to such a move might be a stronger statement of one's position, as in "Your kiss means so little to me that I don't even have a feeling one way or the other about it."

People often strongly over-react to things because in their heart it's exactly what they want, though they don't want anyone to know that. It's a form of projection.

Does what you're talking about happen in episode 5? I have not seen it yet, as the uncensored free version wasn't available to non-members, at least through yesterday.

I'm not saying every show has to be about cheating, but there are a thousand ways of making stories about that subject matter with an original twist/perspective or whatever to make them different from each other. Here, it does feel like seeing the same plot over and over.

i like the actors too, but Choi Seung Jin seems to have one, blank facial expression and a low-affect style of acting that quickly has become monotonous.

"No morals only desires!"

This Church Lady exclamation is why I "asked a question like that."
No, I don't remember your screen name.

Nah, I'll continue to watch what I want.
Go cry next door to someone.

Actually, I thought for a moment that comment from you was meant tongue-in-cheek. Seeing someone rant about "wholesome" content in the same sentence in which they call you a "piece of s**t seems a tad contradictory. lol MDL psychos afraid of sex.

Pretty bad.
The random ending makes no sense, neither does the timeline.

Why is everyone always falling in love with Fill, when Bluebem is by far the better choice. What a stunningly beautiful man.

4/10

Me too.

Terrible.

3/10

Is that you, Judy McJudgey?