"I thought this movie was great. My eyes were glued to the screen and I was quite anxious most of the time because I knew the Male Main Lead would be getting himself in a sticky financial/criminal situation based his character's timid personality and reckless money decisions. Highly recommend. I'm not really into business movies/dramas but I loved it. I wasn't bored. I didn't start scrolling social media on less intense scenes. Kept me on my toes for sure."
I watched 1 Taiwanese dramas & it was too cringy for me to continue. But your article is really good/convincing. I'll be watching these 4 & based on your descriptions I probably won't be disappointed & will finish ALL 4! Thanks!!!
Only thing that pissed me off this episode was the way those bitter middle aged women treated Choi Hong Joo's baby. Leave that baby alone, you miserable/gossipy women!! In real life some children really do have to pay for their parents mistakes/life choices
Another great episode! But boy oh boy the English in Korean dramas makes me feel like a foreigner to my own native language lol & where they be getting those English speaking actors...they’re never good at acting
Just finished the Man from Nowhere. 1st time seeing him in anything...one beautiful & talented man. Sir come back!!!! A whole decade...is there any hope LOL
Ugh yesssss I'm so excited! My love for this drama & love for musicals. This is a win win. This just may convince may to make a trip to Seoul to see it.
Am I the only one who is losing interest? I watched the last two episodes by skipping too many scenes
@Cchai I am. I put Eps. 11/12 on 1.5x speed. It's too predictable for me. I'll probs finish it out of boredom & leisure but I don't necessarily get excited or jump at the chance to watch when the ENG SUBS come out anymore
It would have been much better and satisfying if both Vincenzo and babel were more ruthless. Vincenzo should have…
100% agree. 12 episodes in & can't get pass the baby faces of the ML's & their portrayal in the drama isn't helping. But it's an easy watch nonetheless
They want him to have the story like the main character ..... in their defense he is the most handsome guy in…
I actually found Na Chi Kook to be the most beautiful guy in this series, never seen him act in anything but his face features got my attention instantly. Too bad he's stuck in a coma
Watch "you are surrounded" or vagabond or gu family book.. A Korean Odessey is great too but the ending sucks
Mmm I'll add those to my "Plan to Watch". I don't care too much about bad endings as long as I'm enjoying all the way through the ending can be whatever even if its not what I intend
8/10 “For deep thinkers OR those open to films with more than 1 EXACT interpretation (ambiguity)”
I was VERY confused trying to figure out where the story was going for 1/2 of the movie but I oddly/weirdly enough kept my eyes on the screen the whole time & didn’t fast forward even when I was confused bc I didn’t want to miss any super deep crazy metaphor from the slow storyline.
It’s one of the movies where not much can happen vocally/physically but there’s symbolism in the simplest/quickest conversation between characters AND/OR cinematography. The solemn & storyline gave me the American movie “Lovely Bones” vibes. Though “Lovely Bones” you’ll actually cry a river of tears. It wasn’t perfect but it’s one I’d definitely recommend to anyone okay with exploring different genres & wanting to watch something with deep meaning. I love Yoo Ah In but I had to hide my eyes most time from the nudity HAHA he has a baby face & I was like “Oh no” even though he’s grown LOL.
This movie is not a waste of time you just have to be in the right mood when watching, have an open mind & be willing to question fact from fiction. It gives the chance for the audience to make a decision on what has happened. This could be used in a class tbh. If you’re used to this genre type the symbolism was easy to catch on to if you watch a lot of mystery cases/crimes & can connect what has happened to a similar storyline.
In real life some children really do have to pay for their parents mistakes/life choices
Are they related?
I love the chemistry between the two I feel they would do really well paired in a life drama similar to “My Mister”.
I was VERY confused trying to figure out where the story was going for 1/2 of the movie but I oddly/weirdly enough kept my eyes on the screen the whole time & didn’t fast forward even when I was confused bc I didn’t want to miss any super deep crazy metaphor from the slow storyline.
It’s one of the movies where not much can happen vocally/physically but there’s symbolism in the simplest/quickest conversation between characters AND/OR cinematography. The solemn & storyline gave me the American movie “Lovely Bones” vibes. Though “Lovely Bones” you’ll actually cry a river of tears. It wasn’t perfect but it’s one I’d definitely recommend to anyone okay with exploring different genres & wanting to watch something with deep meaning. I love Yoo Ah In but I had to hide my eyes most time from the nudity HAHA he has a baby face & I was like “Oh no” even though he’s grown LOL.
This movie is not a waste of time you just have to be in the right mood when watching, have an open mind & be willing to question fact from fiction. It gives the chance for the audience to make a decision on what has happened. This could be used in a class tbh. If you’re used to this genre type the symbolism was easy to catch on to if you watch a lot of mystery cases/crimes & can connect what has happened to a similar storyline.