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Hon', he's just not that good imo

thre is a difference between not smiling and not using that many facial expressions, but ok

"Cha EunWoo is better in expressing in all this than ur fav"
You really have strong arguments, don't you ? ...
Anyway, I'm no stan.

" These kinda of small acting features are really hard"
they're not, it's called facial expression...
Hwang IY do better with only his eyes than CEW with his entire face.
I think that's the biggest issue CEW faces. He's surrounded with more talented people. His acting stands out because of that and not in a good way. It's not the end of the world, he's just not that good imo.
However, he is definitly better than he was a few years back

Netflix already gave us interactive movies. The way they could rule over the world with programs like this one but with the possibility to make our own choices. Like choice 1 : a)turn on bulb A b) turn on bulb B c) turn on bubl C d) close the door
and then depending on the choices you already made, you have other choices etc...

That's what I thought too at first but I found it too convenient that the interviewer and the other participants would have the same reactions/questions allowing an editing that make us thing they reply to each other. I didn't really pay attention but I'll watch out next time if the filming is done at the same time of the day or if you have like question (night)/answer(day).
Funny that no one seems to agree on how it's done

so you don't think it's live ?

Yeah that make sense but in order to have a dynamic edit, they have to make the interview at a time where everyone is available and that didn't seem easy to me considering how they were doing them at random moment of the day (and everyone works). That's why at first I thought the interview was not live, so it was shown to the others AFTER, and the responses we saw were responses to the PD's own questions. And THEN they gave the transcript of the interview to the others and if one or many of them ended up asking a question that the PD asked, then they would edid it to make it look like they're the one who asked it. That's why I was confuses when I read about "live comments".

Yeah I got that from EP1 but I thought the transcript of the interview was shared after it was filmed, not during, so I didn't get how they could answer to the comments live. But from what I gathered they share the transcription as it's filmed

Yeah I got that from EP1 but the explanation is mehh. I thought that whenever someone was interviewed they'd only share it with the others AFTER. So I was confused as to why they would respond to the comments the others made when the interview (or the transcript) hasn't been shared yet. It didn't make sense to me that they were reaction to the others comments during the moment the interview was filmed. But apparently the comments are live so the transcript of the interview also is. That would mean that everyone is available when someone is interviewed to give their little comment to what the person interviewed is saying (and who's got that kind of availibility?).

Can someone explain to me how everyone is aware of what the others say ? do they show the interview and then transcript their reaction into like comment or something lol
I don't get it

This drama is soo refreshing ughh I love it so far ! I love the concept, I love the directing, I love the script. It's so light, realistic and mature. The episodes being short help a lot I think, it's not time consuming; some dramas really have looong episodes for nothing and I often find myself clicking the fast forward button during the non important and filling scenes. Shorter episodes don't leave room for dragging.

The falling in love thinggy after 2 minutes is always weird to me because I'm not someone who can "love" so easily but I can definitely conceive that some people get major crushes in a short period of time (or love at first sight), so that doesn't really bother me.
I don't know if they are going to give the two leads a big story or something to explain why they can't move on, but if they decide that they didn't move on just because they clicked so well and didn't have proper closure (bc that's the issue, right?), I'll go with it. Sometimes simple is enough. They had something short but strong, maybe she left without an explanation, they couldn't forget each other, that happend. I mean, everyone is ok with the fact that Rose couldn't forget Jack after 50+ years even though she spent 2 days with him on the Titanic (or maybe she can't forget because she knows deep inside that there was enough room for him on the door).

Yeah, I mean sometimes it's fine you know, like if the possibility of them being so smart that you can actually believe that it could have worked. But in their case ? They would have been lasered down anyway, they were too fresh in the game for me to believe that Arisu could outsmart the game master

Have you seen Alice in the borderland?

lmao I think I would have dropped it had he find a way to save them. I hate it when there are rules and for some reasons they don't apply to the heroes

Yeah, I didn't really care that they died, but they really died because the game was set like that, they used one man's emotions to slaughter them all, it was free death at this point. That's why 10 > 7 at the end.

For a second I thought 10 of heart wasn't that bad considering how the 7 of heart left us after ep3 and then I remembered that 200+ people died loool

I agree, I feel like as viewers that "10 of heart"was not at all for us and our emotions, we didn't lose anything

The moment I understood the game and it's outcome, knowing that it was just episode 3, I knew the rest of the show was going to be great.

Ohh I didn't know that, thanks !
Yeah 7.6 is pretty accurate. I rated it 1 for the joke but honestly the writing doesn't better that much more than that