I really thought this was like Bulgasal, therefore the lack of interest to start.Yet, after finishing the first…
disclaimer: I watched only 3 episodes of Bulgasa, I did not put it on my list here because I was relying on Netflix's "watch were you left off." As my interest lessen, I did not want to bother to label it as something I had dropped because I was truly interested in the story (therefore succumbing to spoilers and summary), it's just that the storytelling did not hook me per episode.
I really thought this was like Bulgasal, therefore the lack of interest to start. Yet, after finishing the first episode, I was reeled in. I did not expect to enjoy this. I really liked the premise of Bulgasal yet it was too gloomy for me. This has the same wavelength of a strong plot like Bulgasal but less serious therefore, more bearable for audience like me. So I think if you enjoyed Bulgasal, I am hinting that you are watching this too.. hehehe, I cannot guarantee though if you are enjoying this that you will enjoy Bulgasal too. But you should definitely try that one out and you might find something worth your time while waiting for more episode on this one :D
lol it sassy gogo / cheer up. Girl is academically weak boy is n1.. they fall in love
I have watched Sassy Go Go and Just Dance which I think is very similar with this, but I really can't say that they are my favorite. And in those 2 series (SGG, JD), I watched it for the casts :D
It totally does have a Liberation vibe to it, but for me it's a bit of a Liberation, Crazy Love vibe. 2022 has…
yes, and actually, this is what I expected for crazy love (the thrill and the push and pull of whoever was behind the crimes), but I also love how it turned out :)
"a high sense of justice to the point that he thought he want to take the matter upon himself."That's what all…
I just remembered, the taxi scene, where in the driver commented that, it seems like he is going to that neighborhood to die.. Another hint for a villain route or a destruction from the writers to confuse us.
What he did was wrong and could never be justified.
episode 1 started with a poetic description of how our refrigerator/fridge reflects who we are episode 2 continued with a developed trauma of opening it episode 4, the elephant in the fridge finally got out (literally figurative😄) it escalated pretty fast.. hahahah well played writers, let us see what more do you have in store for us :D
Yet, after finishing the first episode, I was reeled in. I did not expect to enjoy this. I really liked the premise of Bulgasal yet it was too gloomy for me. This has the same wavelength of a strong plot like Bulgasal but less serious therefore, more bearable for audience like me.
So I think if you enjoyed Bulgasal, I am hinting that you are watching this too.. hehehe, I cannot guarantee though if you are enjoying this that you will enjoy Bulgasal too. But you should definitely try that one out and you might find something worth your time while waiting for more episode on this one :D
And in those 2 series (SGG, JD), I watched it for the casts :D
Another hint for a villain route or a destruction from the writers to confuse us.
What he did was wrong and could never be justified.
episode 2 continued with a developed trauma of opening it
episode 4, the elephant in the fridge finally got out (literally figurative😄)
it escalated pretty fast.. hahahah
well played writers, let us see what more do you have in store for us :D