In the end who was that other guy with his arm cut off?
are you talking about the guy from the very last scene? bc if so he was at the opening for the movie with other entertainers and he was probably (if I got the hint correctly) part of that group who believed in the equality of all people. maybe he's kind of a symbol for rebel too.
Exactly my reaction. Maybe I would think differently if I knew about Korean history of this time period? The movie…
maybe bc it's a story not so history content but more about relations of two main characters. and there is the end for them, the end of their story. though not the end for the other people, for commoners
finished last ep and I got to say that - I'm grateful for all of the cameos here - I was truly delighted by cinematography and soundtrack - of actors did a great job here - though some parts of the story/characters behaviors are lacking and first eps can seem boring, suspense here is pretty good
Loving it so far, if I understand correctly, Hyun Woo knows that the FL is his childhood friend right? because…
I think, it's not that. I guess, it'll turn out that Jihwan was her friend, but I still can't think of reasonable thing about why she knew him under that name. and, for example, why grandma's dumpling restaurant is named with this name too. as for Hyunwoo (sml) I guess he's really just a huge fan but mb he has a reason for that too.
I want to watch both series, is there any particular timing in the story or I can watch in any sequence? I mean is it a prequel to uls or tof's story unfolding after uls?
safe to watch with family? anything inappropriate?
I'm on ep5 and there's many violence, blood and bad language. so depends on how old is your family members with whom you want to watch and their taste 😅
- I'm grateful for all of the cameos here
- I was truly delighted by cinematography and soundtrack
- of actors did a great job here
- though some parts of the story/characters behaviors are lacking and first eps can seem boring, suspense here is pretty good