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thanks
but Joo Ah's word still doesn't make any sense to me:/ as far as i remember, she remembers their kiss. Doesn't that kiss gives her a reason to be mad about Joon having a gf?:/

Did they forget Joon and Joo Ah kissed? In ep 8 Joo Ah is says that she doesn't have any reason to be mad because she isn't Joon's gf or someone he is flirting with. But Joon basically kissed her when they were drunk and Min ho saw that too. So, it can't be Joo Ah's imagination. Is Dear M gaslighting us? Or did I miss something?:/

I am just finished ep 8. And I have a question. Please answer. It's super confusing:'( I wrote it in the reply section since its a pretty big spoiler i guess:/

i know. but a good romance can be done without those cringeworthy scenes. they usually just ruin a drama. but it could also be done well, like in 25-21 and even the business proposal. TBP didn't have much of a plot and it made its cringeworthy scenes most memorable for me:/
but i understand what you are saying. can't imagine a romcom without cringeoworthy scenes:/

Kwak Dong yeon and Lee Jong suk together:)))

lol why?

lol same
even though i love romcoms and romance, this year had a bunch of cringeworthy dramas:')

My Liberation Notes is not that complex as people make it to be. Yes, it's different from rom-coms and even from the regular slice of life shows. But it's quite clear and simple with its characters, story and message. While everything about My Liberation Notes is simple, down to earth and clear, I love how the drama shows the complexity of human emotions. Even though the show is more on light note, the dialogues and inner monologues are rather complex. MLN used some tropes that wasn't needed and could have improved that quality of the story if they hadn't used those tropes. But I still gave it a 9 rating because how impactfully it connected me to all the characters

i think it might be because Yeom Chang hee once said that name. maybe:/ also Ja is used frequently as a given name in SK

it's more of an open ending but i would say it is pretty clear that the ending is happy. maybe not in a conventional sense, but it is

i agree. but you don't really have to go through the same experiences to empathise with someone. i just hope that people don't find those behaviours normal or funny. and from seeing most of the comments here, they don't seem to enjoy it either

so they aren't making Junyoung the villain, but kinda hard to empathise with...also this is getting melodramatic
i thought they were going to make Love all play a heartwarming lighthearted rom-com with a slice of sport because of the way they promoted it, but not that i am complaning since i do like melodramas:')
also, they seem better at making me cry than feel entertained with all that sport drama

I just read Furuta Junko's wiki pedia page. I always knew that Japan's law system is horrible and unfair. I heard Japan gives death penalty quite often and easily, but those monsters got away so simply just because they were minors!!!

Junko was raped by over 100 men and teens. Sometimes, even raped by 12 men on a single day. Those motherf***ers even made her masturbate in front of them, dance naked and let her out in the winter with thin clothings. after she couldn't handle anymore and gave in to her wounds and bruises, she finally died. Yet she couldn't get the justice she deserved and even had her grave vandalized by one of those criminal's parent.

But the only thing Japan could do was to make an exploitative movie about her sufferings.
This movie may be really good and I shouldn't judge it without ever watching it. But the fact is that this is an explotative work that doesn't pay an homage to the victim who never got her justice.

I kinda hate the writer for making Junyoung the villain. I can understand why she would not want to forgive Taeyang so easily. I would feel the same way if my career was ruined because of a small accident. But i feel that i would have liked it more if she tried to start over and if they had shown how she slowly learns to forgive and move on, like they did with Taeyang. Why do they have to make one character more mean to make the other one look pitiful and help us empathise with the other one easily?
Also, from the looks of it, it looks like Junyoung and Taeyang were good friends. So, if they made it more about their friendship, it would feel more impactful:/

this drama got likable for me. it didn't get that better, but i am enjoying it and it is watchable. the leads have a bit chemistry now. and the direction got better

the direction is super awkward. the acting is okay, yet the direction somehow make it seem like it's terrible. but i can't really feel any chemistry between the leads which is my main problem. the leads don't have many meaningful or special scenes, so it's too early to criticise. and their relationship is just developing into something. also, most BLs i've watched get better in 3/4 ep. so, i am hoping this one will too

I don't know why but Yook Jung Hwan (Kim Moo Joon) looks a lot like BTS' Jin to me:/ i felt like i had to say this somewhere because in almost every scene he appears, i can't help but think that they look similar:')

yeah, i am sure it will happen too. that jump was too much for a human being:")

Why did the ratings drop so drastically? The main story didn't even start yet, and the first two episodes were to show us their worlds to make them feel more believable, more humane and not just some characters your favourite actors are playing. The first episode didn't have much of a story and at first, i found it a bit boring too. But the 2nd episode started to build a story. The writer definitely knows what they are doing with the story and the characters. The cimenatography perfectly showcases the urban life where nothing special or exciting happens which is intentional. The music blends in with the mood the drama wants to go for and I love it<3

Maybe i am just being biased towards MLN because I loved the first 2 eps so much:') but still, it doesn't deserve 7.7. MLN at least deserves 8.2/3

The cinematography was beautiful until the very end. probably the most beautiful cinematography i've seen in any thai drama before. i found the last 4 episodes boring. but there were some moments where the writers did shine. i loved Ren and Gorya moments in the second half the most. I was still team Thyme, but I pretty much stopped liking both Thyme and Gorya in the last episode. Still not sure why.

The rain scene in episode 16 with Thyme and Gorya was so intense and sad to watch. Also, the kiss scene was beautiful<333