It's been five months and I still think about this drama nearly every day. My all-time favorite. They should make more dramas like this; I've yet to find one that moves me quite in the same way. Kim Tae-ri really deserved the Baeksang she won for this. I love the entire cast. Can't wait for Nam Joo-hyuk's new drama and for him to finish his military service. And Choi Hyun-wook is destined for stardom.
12 years? What is so special about that? An excuse to promote the new drama?
They likely had plans for a 10-year anniversary fan meet, but couldn't because of the pandemic and his military service, so they're doing one now. The new drama isn't coming out for ages.
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this drama. Just what I needed. Seems underrated on here, because even though I'm just halfway, this is just what I want from a mature, calmly paced slice of life romance.
Why can we trust your comment over others? You saying it was a masterpieces doesnt make it so. You're just another…
The average rating here of 8.9 (completed 9.05) makes it so. It became the highest rated Wed/Thu drama ever on jTBC for a reason, just as it became a hit on Netflix. Every show has a few haters spewing vitriol in the comment sections, that's just how it is.
Yeah, this did not land for me. Ep 7 was an endless cringe-fest. Finale a bit better, but at that point I wasn't feeling the pairing. Also not ideal that the hottest scene in the show was a dream sequence (ep 6); outside of that it felt more like friendship than romance for the most part to me.
Why are ppl hating this show? If you haven't seen this and are worried about the comments, don't be. This is a…
Are people hating this show? It's has an 8.9 rating (9.05 completed), which suggests that most people absolutely love it. Every comment section has some loud haters. C'est la vie.
The 2025 date comes from an article where something about a contract was mentioned in relation to the production company. I think it's a misunderstanding and that it will air in 2024. They've already been filming a while, so there's no reason why it would be held once finished for over a year.
For those who have seen it, I have 2 questions: 1. Is Lee Do-hyun's character a "good" guy? 2. Does he get revenge in the end on the guys who killed his dad?
Cute start. Definitely not on Semantic Error's level, but appealing enough. I think the actor who plays Yechan overacted a bit, but overall the leads were compelling. Will keep watching.
Please don't post spoilers from the original without tagging here. Also respect that some people don't want to watch that one first, but prefer to go into this remake knowing nothing about what happens.
I'm loving the leads here; the show shines whenever they are on screen. But the entire kidnapping plot is SO boring and just goes in circles with no progress. Been fast-forwarding through a lot of it, tbh
1. Is Lee Do-hyun's character a "good" guy?
2. Does he get revenge in the end on the guys who killed his dad?