I finished watching it, but more out of boredom than enjoyment. I lost interest somewhere halfway through the season, and as the episodes went on, I just yawned and rolled my eyes. If I were 10 years younger and had seen 100 fewer dramas, maybe I would have been excited.
I liked it more when the story was in the prison. Introducing the Squid Game-like survival element was weird and…
Agreed. The third arc is better than the second but worse than the first. As far as I'm concerned, they went a bit overboard. The action scenes were okay.
I can't even say if I liked this drama. The first two episodes were terribly slow. Okay, they built tension, but I think they built even more frustration. It was great to see all these veteran K-drama actors, and ML was okay, even interesting. The middle was quite nice. But the ending – meh. It was a bit like this drama didn't know if it wanted to be a psychological thriller, a morality tale, or just a reflection of the American discussion on the issue of firearms transferred to foreign soil. Great cast, huge potential, but the good storylines weren't used well at the expense of discussing the state of society.
Guys, I just started reading HOB and I stumbled upon this page, and I'm here wondering what is stopping them from…
I think they are waiting for someone at the censorship to change their mind and allow this type of drama. It all depends on how the fans behave. The truth is that the entire international market will not give them as much money as China.
Wait until they start sending him threats when he dares to play a love scene with a woman in another drama.
What I mean is that there will always be a certain group of people who can't stand the fact that their ship isn't real, so they send threats to actors who dare to “betray” their beloved man. Standard procedure.
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