I tried watching the first episode. It's barely okay. The main character is annoying and frustrating, and the one chuckle i had at the end, was out of pity. It felt like beating a dead horse. For whatever reason mc chooses to look for her "boyfriend" of 4 years, I couldn't care less
"Why the bird and why the cliche TT__TT"What do you mean exactly?
I think I was referring to the scene of the bird being killed by the ml and the cliche is that the ml was the killer all along, 'the killer was i' trope
In South Korea, celebs are not that open about their private life. Recently the ml from high society said he is…
I think that's everywhere, and despite that, there's social media and other sources. It is unfortunate that it happened to her but i think people need to be more strict when vetting people to date
"it was so underwhelming that she wasn't brought to light"But she outed herself on TV and went to jail?"he'd have…
I meant if she was exposed, it would have been more exciting and satisfying to watch, instead of revealing herself on the tele
He isn't a saint like how everyone was treating him at the end. He murdered the goon at the ferris wheel and dumped his body in the lake.
The goon is corrupt but he probably had somebody to care for as well, he could have been doing it not by choice but out of responsibility and his loved ones, like all the others that were given a backstory
she keeps calling him her son but it's not her son. after what she did, how can she keep calling him th
then there is the accomplice of the serial killer who lured victims to their death and is now the spokesperson on the show. it was so underwhelming that she wasn't brought to light. she desperately wants to prove her baby's daddy's innocence but he is not completely innocent. he'd have a murder charge and an attempted murder charge
uh so the majority of people voted to abort babies that have the recessive gene unique to psychopaths wtf
man I was gonna drop this at ep9 >.< but it still turned out to be good
It's getting harder to watch with ep10 :( You either watch a hero till they die or you watch a hero live long enough to be the villain
ep12 Well everyone played a part in that murder... But will they all go to jail? >.>
I hate it so much when the director is so misleading. It's as if they lying to your face. Like when people play the 'it was just a prank' joke . Pandering to people that get hooked on cliffhangers. Teasing you to watch the next episode, although the next episode has nothing to do with the cliffhanger
On hold. Killed one too many animals for me
I want to say that the writer enjoys lying/ misleading but it's just an assumption. I am being lied to with every episode TT_TT
ep15 In the beginning, I was so confused about the childhood memories of the main characters. I ignored it. I shouldn't have ignored it
Dang it I feel betrayed. Why am I tearing up though
ep16 if it's a modern-day drama, it's almost impossible for it to not have something about the online comments -_-
ep17 would a kid that didn't grow up with a father (a psychopath that's in jail), say 'think about how sad your family will be if you die, your mom and dad' to another kid... hmm i know for sure he'd be hesitant to mention dad
in and out, the evidence room they go >.>
7.8/10 The gaslit marathon It really didn't feel any higher to me. The ending made me indifferent. If you pay close enough attention, the truth was given to you at the beginning, but the drama manipulated you into thinking something else. The minor plot twists and mysteries are good but I didn't like the vibes it was giving off at the end. Your genes don’t predestine you to become a psychopath
Do people really deserve to die for taking another's life, if you think so, how are you any different? Also, putting your faith in somebody else's, for something you are able to control, is not instinctual. That behaviour is learned, usually from parents or environment.
Dropped
it's more of the same but with a bodyswap
Some people are more valuable to society, and people can't accept that fact. I think the phrase 'all life is equal' is more accurate
and the cliche is that the ml was the killer all along, 'the killer was i' trope
He isn't a saint like how everyone was treating him at the end. He murdered the goon at the ferris wheel and dumped his body in the lake.
The goon is corrupt but he probably had somebody to care for as well, he could have been doing it not by choice but out of responsibility and his loved ones, like all the others that were given a backstory
then there is the accomplice of the serial killer who lured victims to their death and is now the spokesperson on the show. it was so underwhelming that she wasn't brought to light. she desperately wants to prove her baby's daddy's innocence but he is not completely innocent. he'd have a murder charge and an attempted murder charge
uh so the majority of people voted to abort babies that have the recessive gene unique to psychopaths wtf
It's getting harder to watch with ep10 :(
You either watch a hero till they die or you watch a hero live long enough to be the villain
ep12
Well everyone played a part in that murder... But will they all go to jail? >.>
I hate it so much when the director is so misleading. It's as if they lying to your face. Like when people play the 'it was just a prank' joke . Pandering to people that get hooked on cliffhangers. Teasing you to watch the next episode, although the next episode has nothing to do with the cliffhanger
On hold. Killed one too many animals for me
I want to say that the writer enjoys lying/ misleading but it's just an assumption. I am being lied to with every episode TT_TT
ep15
In the beginning, I was so confused about the childhood memories of the main characters. I ignored it. I shouldn't have ignored it
Dang it I feel betrayed. Why am I tearing up though
ep16
if it's a modern-day drama, it's almost impossible for it to not have something about the online comments -_-
ep17
would a kid that didn't grow up with a father (a psychopath that's in jail), say 'think about how sad your family will be if you die, your mom and dad' to another kid... hmm i know for sure he'd be hesitant to mention dad
in and out, the evidence room they go >.>
7.8/10 The gaslit marathon
It really didn't feel any higher to me. The ending made me indifferent. If you pay close enough attention, the truth was given to you at the beginning, but the drama manipulated you into thinking something else. The minor plot twists and mysteries are good but I didn't like the vibes it was giving off at the end. Your genes don’t predestine you to become a psychopath
Do people really deserve to die for taking another's life, if you think so, how are you any different? Also, putting your faith in somebody else's, for something you are able to control, is not instinctual. That behaviour is learned, usually from parents or environment.