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Better than Season 1 for me, but still not great

Things I adored

1 The panel once again was hilarious. I think this is the best panel from all I've seen, and each one has it's own sense of humor, whilst they seem to get along fine and that makes it even more enjoyable.

Things I liked

1 Some contestants were adorable and I loved them. I was ruling for some of the couple, although I know they will never last and I'm always right. It's clear that these aren't couples made in future, but it's still nice to see them pretend they found their soulmate.

Things I disliked

1 Of course some contestants and their stupid attitude. Sometimes I wonder if they are stupid or just pretend for the camera. They choose a person and never change like it's something written in stone. It's a fricking dating show and honestly you know that you will last probably two hours after the show is wrapped up, so at least have fun.

Things I hated

1 The 3 guys one woman again. What's wrong with the production? If the show isn't that scripted, because there is some part that is, no doubt, you can't make me believe that this woman had three men and the most handsome fighting over her. Please be real. No suspense with this focus on one woman and I hate that. I may not having hated Seul Ki as much as Jia from the first season but she still was so annoying and not believable at all that with so many other beautiful women out there everyone would hover over her. Stupid and the 6.5 is for the panel and some other contestants like Min Soo and Jo Yoong Jae, even though I'm sure none of the couples lasted. So another failure but not as big as the 1st Season. Netflix at its worst.

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Kinda liked this drama

This drama actually was very calm and a nice light themed.
Already my life was going hectic and while watching this it was soo calm and made me just live in that moment slow and nice forgetting the hectic life for a moment.There aren't major plot twists, just a guy and a girl trynna work out their relationship from all odds, growing in their career together,and just pure love which I liked very much.
the cinematography of this drama was soo good, perfect mix of soft and calm theme.
If you want a drama to slow down your life for a moment and experience cute love,this drama suits

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The grandmother, in fact, does die, but she gives you a lot to think about before she leaves.

I'm going to be thinking about this movie for a very long time. I don't know how to describe how wonderfully it was made. It was what I would call a slow film, but I did not feel bored for even half a second. It was very gripping, very gripping. It just had control of me the whole time. And it was such a cool movie. I don't even know how to explain it. You're watching people at its core. There's no like storyline, oh, this is what happens next after that. No, it's just people's normal lives. This is what happens. This is actuality. This is reality. I don't know what I'm saying, but it really, really made me feel so much.

You go into this film knowing that the main character, the grandson, will look after his grandma for the sole purpose of earning money or, you know, getting whatever she basically inherits all her stuff. And that is the premise of the movie, and we all know that, oh, he's gonna really love her, and then it's gonna be sad and depressing. That is the whole movie, but it is so much deeper than that. And we know it is deeper than that. We go in knowing that it is supposed to be deep, and it really is deep. I was just randomly sending a video to my friends, and the context was, spoiler for this movie is, the grandma actually does die at the end. That's the spoiler I gave them because I don't know how else I can explain it. This was a whole journey from, I don't know, it was that good. It was, it made me feel so much, and it made me feel just deep to my core, a feeling that I haven't felt in such a long time. I haven't been moved by a movie in such a long time, and I really applaud the fact that the director was able to do this without adding some huge fight or drama. No, the director just showed the daily reality of people. This is how life is, and this is how life will be.

Another thing I really, really loved about this movie was that it was a great story, and sometimes a great story does not need a huge plotline. There were no villains, there was no great drama, there was no horrible fight. The best part of this movie was that you really got to see the movie at its core, and what it's showing is that the world isn't black and white. You would think that the grandson is some spoiled, imbecilic child. I don't know. And he really is at the beginning, and the whole concept is that, oh, he gets better and he goes from bad to good, but that's not it, is it? He was always good, and he made some poor decisions, but at the end of the day, he was a good person. He is a good person, and he loved his grandmother. That is a core fact. We can go through these types of feelings with every single character, and I love that. I genuinely do.

Starting with Mui, M's cousin. At first, I thought she would be an example for M and tell him off for behaving that way, but she was the one who actually planted this idea in his head. But the more time you spend with this character, the more you seem to understand her. She didn't come from a place of greed or exploitation. It really rubbed me the wrong way when she said that it doesn't matter why you spend time with them, it just matters that you do. But again, she's right. You can try to make the best for yourself while also giving to others as long as you're not hurting them. And who knows, you might actually end up in a much better position than you expected. When asked if she ever dreamed of grandpa, she showed her true colours. The love she had for the man was never questioned again. Same with M.

The trio of siblings were all such interesting characters. The way that they showed love was very different from one another, and yet they still loved their mom. Sew is the only one who didn't want anything from the mom, and that's why the mom wanted to live with her the most. Sew wasn't the favourite, but Grandma felt most at home with her. There's something very beautiful and poetic about that. And Uncle Khiang. Grandma gave up beef for him. That scene of M telling him was portrayed so beautifully. It wasn't loud or had any negative feelings towards the man. He was simply reminding his uncle of what's important: his mom.

What do I even say about M? I hated him at first. But I knew he was gonna change; the whole movie depended on that fact. I teared up a lot in this movie, but the sobbing only started when I saw him cry for the first time. When grandma was at his house, he sang her the same lullaby she used to sing for him. That was the moment it really hit him that she was leaving, and nothing else mattered than the love they shared for each other. The relationship between them is very pure. Grandma didn't have favourites, of course, but he definitely had a special spot reserved way before all this Cancer stuff even happened.

One of the earlier scenes hit me very hard. It was the temple scene where he was pointing out that none of the family members had put her in their wishes. And he was doing that to get the attention back on him, yet his wish wasn't something attention-seeking. It wasn't, I hope my grandma gets better or may she live long. He simply paid attention to what she wanted and wrote that down. Maybe I'm looking too deeply into it, but that's just how I felt. Even when he got upset about not getting anything, he seemed more mad about her health than anything. Like the realisation of her dying was slowly creeping in, and this was a good reason to yell.

Lastly, probably a crowd favourite, I will buy you a new house. The amount of pain and love this particular scene made me feel is impossible to describe in words. It really shows you how pure a child's love is. His grandma told him, I am going to be saving money for you until I die. And his response was, Oh, I hope you save this much money so that I can have this much money. And his grandma was like, Oh, you want me to die? And he's like, I just want the money so that I can buy you a new house. His whole thought process was that, Oh, I'm going to be getting money. What do I do with this money? Give my grandma a new house. Can love be purer than this? This is my favourite scene in the movie. What can I say? I am like all the other sheep out there. And cut to the scene of, "We're almost at the big plot I bought you". M fulfilled his promise.

I have never written a review this long for a movie, and yet this is not nearly enough for me to express my love for it. It is a beautiful movie. A beautiful story. I feel very happy. I have been waiting to watch somethig this fullfilling for a while and I'm glad it was this one.

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The Cast Elevated a Convoluted Script

At the beginning, I thought this was going to be an "oops, I hit my head and now I'm in the Goryeo Dynasty," but later it seemed it was a body switch between two women: one real and one a fictional side character in a novel. Unfortunately, the story never addressed the ancient transported to the modern world, and it was treated as if she just automatically fit in with short hair (which was shameful in her era) and technology. She didn't even have a language barrier or an issue with Hangul.

The Good:
• I was grateful the 2ML wasn't part of a love triangle. One trope dodged! Once the ML and FL chose one another, their relationship was solid. No unnecessary break-ups. Second trope averted!
• I liked the message: "Revenge is for those who can't turn back." The ML was willing to turn back once he loved the FL. He wanted to offer the other prince a chance at laying down his hatred and redeeming his life.
• TFNwtD was surprisingly kissy for a K-drama. Good ones, too—not the we're-30-years-old-and-look-like-awkward-teens kind of kisses. I'm a bit old school and am not comfortable with excess screen affection, but, if it's going to be part of a drama, it should look competent.
• Do Hwa Seon was spoiled and evil. Ji Hye Won did a great job in the role. I couldn't help but like her!

The Bad:
• I can't decide if there weren't enough cutaways from the past to the future or there were too many. As it was, there weren't enough to make a coherent backstory or there were too many that intruded upon the story of the past.
• The lack of cohesion and the proliferation of confusing storylines marred a potentially good drama. K-dramas are usually masterful in blending intrigue, action, and comedy, but this was was loaded with the comedy in the beginning and heavy with drama at the end; it was unbalanced.
• As is often the case, the villains were forgiven, redeemed, or their bad deeds ignored. What's a little murder or treason between friends? This trend is deadly in the real world, and it's unsatisfying in the fictional one.

I really should have given my 7.5 star rating for standard fare, but I added a half star because Ok Taec Yeon looks great in historical dress, wields a sword well, and emotes with his eyes.

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It's a story that will surely touch million of hearts with it's lesson and depth

I usually don't cry over a series nor get interested in an ongoing series but with Love You Teacher Series, it caught my attention not just because I am a fan of the actors but because it is the first time that there is a series ( a BL one) that tackles about mental health. As someone who struggling with my mental health, this means so much to me and I would love to recommend this series to everyone because it does not only talks about romantic relationship but it talks about friendship, family and the relationship we have with ourself. I pray for this series to go big and reach millions of audience as this will surely open more our society about the importance of understanding about the struggle with mental health.

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Un nudo que solo el tiempo y difíciles decisiones lo pudieron desatar

Empezando con lo que no me encantó pero meramente por preferencia personal, es no haber encontrado tanto acercamiento físico en el romance de los protagonistas; sin embargo, sí se notó un amor genuino que creció entre los dos. Debo admitir que fue lindo ver un cariño tan devoto y sincero, una verdadera muestra de la frase que indica que por amor se puede sacrificar todo.
Los conflictos a nivel de amigos, familia y pareja no eran meramente superficiales; la serie nos llevó a navegar las profundidades de lo que a simple vista puede parecer insignificante o incluso infantil. La manera en que, con el tiempo y mucho amor, los conflictos y malentendidos fueron encontrando su lugar, fue satisfactorio de ver.

Terminé disfrutando la serie más de lo que imaginé. Si bien me tardé en verla, la verdad no me arrepiento: creo que el momento para verla era éste.

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"I don't cut my body to die"

I noticed this movie only had one review so i thought i had to write one.
If you want an adjective to qualify "Kotoko", withering is the one. Whenever you're ready or not to watch a movie this moving, you definitely should. Honesty when i started it i didn't really know what to expect, but as time went by and as the movie slowly unfolded i started to realize that nothing could've prepared me for that.
"Kotoko" isn't a movie you forget, it stays deeply engraved in your soul.
I'm not even going to talk about the graphics, the only silence scenes and the director being a character.
Watching this kind of movie once in a while really hits you hard and makes you feel so little next to struggles like kotokos'.
From the beggining you immediately discover a new world, a world where only Kotoko's child matters . Every single person, you, me, the passer-by, the neighbour and Kotoko herself, is only a little piece in this world that spends their time fulfilling the empty holes of her own life. Kotoko is a woman who wants to live despite her sickness, but her battles become harder to fight as she only wishes for a thing : to take care of her son which is impossible because she slowly becomes dangerous for him.
Kotoko sees the world in double, everything in her head is a mess.. except when she starts singing, her two eyes merge together to offer an unique vision of herself, the world and everything that is around her.
I watched this movie almost a year ago and i still often think about it. Although there are numerous scenes of violence, this movie teaches you that the worst part of healing is hitting rock bottom, and sometimes you bring people down with you too.
I don't think my words are enough to describe and tell how much this movie means to me and how much it can change you as a person ; unfortunately "Kotoko" isn't talked about so not a lot of people are aware of this masterpiece but if you have been thinking about watching it, don't think twice, go ahead Kotoko's waiting for you.

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Fun alternative take

On rewatch I was surprised by how quickly the story moves - but that makes sense in the space of a single movie.
It might be a good introduction to the Daomu series for some people, because it gets into the tomb raiding almost immediately and ends on (admittedly bad CGI) a bunch of (absurd) fun spectacle.
It also has a very different Zhang Qiling, which I appreciate, he's one of my favourite. Quite emotional and he talks!
I guess fans of the books are annoyed by how different and changed up the story is, but I think that's just something you gotta accept with movie adaptations. The shows tend to drag instead, it's a tradeoff.
I'd say it's worth watching once.

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-The First Night with the Duke má jeden veľký problém a tým je, že sa nevie rozhodnúť, či chce byť viac komédia alebo dobová dráma. Všetko len tak jemne okorenené žánrom fantasy, pretože ten tu väčšinu času vyskakuje len ako komparzista niekde v pozadí.

-Prvé štyri epizódy máme jasno v tom, že je to komédia. No niekedy to už hraničilo viac s trápnosťou ako komédiou. Ak mám byť úprimná tak najvtipnejšie na celej dráme bolo trio bratov Cha Seon Chaek. Na nich som sa vždy dobre bavila a bola to veľmi príjemná vsuvka medzi všetkým tým chaosom. Nápad s miešaním kokteilov v dynastii Joseon doprevádzaný strašnou hudbou ma vôbec neoslovil a nepripadalo mi to ani moc vtipné.

-Po štvrtej epizóde sa začína tá romantickejšia časť, tam sa už mieša dráma s komédiou. Ale viac prevažuje ten vážnejší podtón. Tu si Seon Chaek začne uvedomovať, že vlastne chce byť s princom Yi Beonom a zmení príbeh po svojom. A už sa točíme hlavne okolo tejto témy, niekedy sa stane čosi dramatické, no niektoré pasáže sú vyslovene nudné a bolo nutné pretáčanie.

-Potom prídu posledné dve epizódy... WTF? Zmenili sme scenáristu alebo čo sa stalo? A ako som si kládla túto otázku, začala som hľadať odpovede a prišla som na to... Teda podľa informácií fanúšikov k-dram na rôznych fórach a portáloch by malo byť rozuzlenie tejto záhady nasledovné... Približne niekde v bode okolo desiatej epizódy sme dospeli k tomu, že webový román ešte nebol dokončený. A je len málo informácií o tom, do akej miery to ovplyvnilo posledné epizódy drámy. No ale stalo sa, zmierme sa s tým a ja idem rozobrať hlavne tieto konečné epizódy.

-Alebo si ešte pred tým dáme hercov? Dajme...
-Začneme s Taecyeonom. Priznávam sa som zaujatá a drámu nadhodnocujem len kvôli nemu. OMG on je tak krásny, charizmatický chlap a navyše ešte aj podal parádny herecký výkon. Keby sme tu mali viac scén, kde vidíme jeho dokonale vyformovanú postavu, tak asi ešte jednu hviezdu pridám :) Áno tečie mi slina momentálne, a čo? Mám síce pred štyridsiatkou, ale on odhalil môj prvý fetiš. Všimnite si jeho ruky prosím. Ja som tejto časti mužského tela nikdy nevenovala pozornosť ale Taecyeon má tie najkrajšie ruky aké som videla. Môj nový fetiš je na svete, a zamilovala som sa do jeho rúk. Čiže hlavný hrdina za mňa úplná topka, dokonca ešte aj dobové oblečenie mu naozaj pristalo, mala som pocit ako by vyslovene patril do dynastie Joseon. Trošku som nebola spokojná s jeho premenou po tom, čo sa zamiloval do Seon Chaek. Viac sa mi páčil ako odmerný, pohŕdavý princ, než ako zamilovaný dobrák, ktorý kvôli svojej láske pomaly odmieta aj chytiť do ruky meč. Toto nebola dobrá transformácia.

-A teraz k Seo Hyun. Popravde nie som si istá, či sa mi na túto úlohu hodila, nie som s ňou vôbec stotožnená. Čo sa týka herectva s tým nemám žiadny problém, svoju prácu si odviedla výborne. No ako som písala, že Taecyeon sa na dobovú úlohu hodil, tak jej musím dať veľké nie. Nezapadala mi do éry dynastie a tým pádom som mala aj pokazený celkový dojem. Dokonca som si nie istá ani tým, či mi fungovali ako pár. Ale prikláňam sa skôr k tomu, že nie. Podľa mňa je výber herečky do hlavnej úlohy krok vedľa.

-Potom tu máme dve zlé ženy Cho Eun Ae a Do Hwa Seon, ktoré okrem toho, že nemali radi našu hlavnú hrdinku, prechovávali zášť aj jedna voči druhej. Takže milovníci intríg a iných zákerností si taktiež prídu na svoje. Dámy sa svojich rolí so všetku úctou a s ich hereckými výkonmi som nadmieru spokojná. Jung Su Gyeom, jediný kamarát Yi Beona mi prišiel ako dosť nevýrazná a otravná postava. Jemný, ustráchaný, naivný. Úplný opak princa  a chápem, že to bol úmysel spojiť dva protiklady ako najlepších kamarátov, ale vo výsledku, to bolo dosť nekonzistentné a otravné.

TAK A TERAZ K POSLEDNÝM EPIZÓDAM. TU BUDE VEĽA SPOILEROV, TAKŽE AK VÁM TO VADÍ, ĎALEJ NEČÍTAJTE. -Budem mať veľa rečníckych otázok, na ktoré samozrejme nečakám odpoveď, ale musím ich položiť, aby sa mi uľavilo. Epizóda 11 a 12 spadajú jedine do žánru dráma, mimo posledných cca 20 minút záverečnej časti, kde sa dej opäť mení na komédiu. A to, že sme na vážnejšej nôte mi vôbec nevadí, na dvorné intrigy som zvyknutá z c-dram. Vadí mi koľko sa tu objavilo nelogických, nespravodlivých, detinských a frustrujúcich vecí.
1. Princ Yi Gyu, veľmi zlý chlapec, vlastizradca a vrah. Tak ho posaďme na loďku a pošlime do vyhnanstva, nech má možnosť sa časom vrátiť a pomstiť sa nám. To naozaj?
2. Cho Eun Ae veľmi zlé dievča, hlavná záporáčka a vrahyňa. Tú tiež pustime na slobodu a nechajme ju voľne pobehovať, nevadí že zavraždila chlapa a pokúsila sa niekoľko krát zabiť aj hlavnú hrdinku. WTF?
3. Do Hwa Seon zlé dievča, intrigánka, na konte má pokus o vraždu. Tak tú si vôbec nevšímajme, veď sa vlastne nič také nestalo a poprípade ju ešte spárujme s jedným z tria vtipných bratov. Vážne?
4. Šialený kráľ, ktorý kvôli trónu vyzabíjal svoju rodinu ostane kráľom, aj napriek tomu, že kráľovná vdova jasne povedala, že na trón dosadí Yi Beona? Kde sa stala chyba?
5. Zámena životov Seon Chaek a ,,K,,. Ok beriem, že ,,K,, by si ešte čisto teoreticky mohla zvyknúť žiť v minulosti, keďže o minulosti niečo vieme, no ako by prežila Seon Chaek v prítomnosti a ešte vyštudovala vysokú školu, tak to je naozaj úplne mimo rozsah môjho chápania. Predstavte si že žijete v dynastii Joseon, bez elektriny, vody, kúrenia a podobných pre nás banálnych vecí. A zrazu sa ocitnete v 21. storočí. Chodia okolo vás autá, máte mobil, ženy nosia tielka a krátke nohavice, všade samé vysvietené reklamy, televízory a hlavne ženy majú svoje práva a dokonca môžu študovať... Myslím si že adaptácia na toto prostredie by trvala roky, ak by vôbec prebehla, lebo by vás ešte predtým na ulici isto stihla zraziť motorka alebo električka. Áno viem je to fantasy, ale aj tak...

-Takže v záverečných epizódach sme došli k tomu, že zlo nebolo nijak potrestané, vrahyne a vrahovia si voľne kráčali po uliciach poprípade odchádzali na loďkách, pološialený kráľ ostal aj naďalej pri moci, a všetci mu odpustili, aj keď spôsobil krvavé jatky. Ale hlavnou myšlienkou vlastne bol fakt, že osud sa predsa len dá zmeniť, no ja stále zastávam názor, že čo je raz prehnité, prehnitým aj ostane a podstata človeka sa nemení, takže mňa táto myšlienka moc nenadchla. Máme tu ale happyend, čo určite teší, nejdem o ňom rozpisovať viac, aby som aspoň úplný záver nepokazila spoilerom. 

-Za mňa je The First Night with the Duke jeden obrovský, nesúvislý chaos. Miestami vtipný, miestami nezmyselný, miestami až trápny. Nič nefungovalo na 100% a nepotrestané zlo v posledných epizódach je dosť frustrujúce. OST tiež moc dobre nefunguje.
-Čo sa týka kostýmov a vizáže, povedzme, že sú adekvátne k dobe v ktorej sa príbeh odohráva ale na mňa nezapôsobili. Už keď je celý príbeh bratý s nadsázkou, tak aj tu sa mohlo niečo prikrášliť.
Takže objektívne je to v celkovom hodnotení na, 5 ale ako som už spomínala tentokrát budem neobjektívna a kvôli Taecyenovi dám 6.

- Ak by som mala ešte napísať najtrápnejšiu scénu, tak je to určite tá, kde Yi Beon odchádza na hranice bojovať s barbarmi a Seon Chaek ho odprevádza s farebným transparentom. Poznáte výraz ,,prenesená hanba,,? To je keď sa vžijete do niekoho iného a hanbíte sa za jeho činy tak, ako keby ste ich urobili vy. Tak ja som sa presne tak hanbila za ňu. Neviem, či som sa náhodou neskryla aj za vankúš. Toto už bolo naozaj moc.
-A keby som mala napísať najlepšiu scénu, tak ma žiadna nenapadá. Proste mi nič neutkvelo v pamäti ani ma neohúrilo.

-Neviem, či sledovanie odporúčam. V prípade, že sa nudíte a všetko ste už videli tak áno, ale určite sa nájde veľa omnoho lepších drám, pri ktorých by ste mohli tráviť čas. A idem byť nakoniec objektívna som sa rozhodla, lebo mi to svedomie nedovolí a dávam 5, na viac to proste nie je, odpusť mi to Taecyeon!
The First Night with the Duke hodnotím ako veľké sklamanie, ktoré som raz videla a viac krát sa k nemu nevrátim.

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You will hate THE 2ML

I didn’t finish this drama… and honestly? that says everything.

Not because I didn’t understand it.
Not because I was busy.

But because at some point, I realized—
this drama doesn’t even know what it wants to be.
It introduces itself like a soft, emotional, found-family story.
You expect healing, grief, growth… a child bringing two broken people together.

Instead?

You get stuck watching a loop of:
work → sunbae → awkward romance → repeat 🔁

And somewhere in the background… there’s apparently a baby too.

What’s frustrating isn’t that the drama is “bad”—
it’s that it keeps hinting at something better… and then refuses to go there.

There are moments—small ones—
where you see what it could’ve been.

A quiet scene with the ML and the child.
A glimpse of responsibility.
A hint of emotional depth.

And then immediately—

✨ back to sunbae ✨

It almost feels like two different dramas fighting each other:

One is a warm, grounded story about loss, responsibility, and building a family.
The other is a typical, dragged-out romance with zero urgency and too much focus on the wrong dynamics.

And somehow… the second one wins.
The biggest issue?

Not even the love triangle itself—
but how unbalanced everything feels.

One character is carrying emotional weight, growth, and responsibility…
while the story keeps rewarding another dynamic that doesn’t even feel central.

So instead of feeling invested, you just sit there like:

“Wait… why is THIS the focus?”

And that’s when it hits—

This isn’t frustrating because it’s terrible.
It’s frustrating because it had potential and kept wasting it.

By the time I dropped it, I already knew how it would go.
Not because it was predictable in a satisfying way…
but because it stopped surprising me at all

Final thoughts:

This could’ve been a quiet, meaningful drama.

Instead, it turns into something that feels stretched, distracted, and unsure of its own story.

Not the worst thing ever—
just… disappointing in a very avoidable way.

If you’re here for:

✔ soft family moments → you won’t get enough
✔ emotional depth → barely explored
✔ balanced storytelling → nope

But if you like slow, romance-heavy plots with a lot of repetition…
you might still sit through it.
Me?

I left halfway—and honestly,
it felt like the right ending for me 💀

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A movie that refuses to comfort

I would start with a few warnings. First, this is a film for a mature audience. Second, it contains morally ambiguous, even disturbing, sexual scenes and situations that may put some viewers off. Finally, I think it’s important to look into the tags before watching it.

Mei is many things at once: a mother, a daughter, a caregiver the one who holds everything together. She moves from one burden to another ; a job slipping away from her, a son living with a disability, a mother slowly fading into dementia, and an ex-husband who is falling apart. Her life feels dense, almost airless. There is no space where the weight lifts. Nothing is spared.

I thought I would be drawn into a story that invites empathy, something that gently pulls at emotion. But Dear Orange goes in a different direction. It doesn't try to soften itself, nor does it offer the viewer a safe distance from which to judge. I couldn't step into Mei’s place, nor could I measure her choices. What it presents is something raw, closed, without exit, no space for “what would I do?”

What stands out is the complete lack of relief in the story. The story doesn't breathe. We see what she endures, what she carries, what she accepts. And instead of anger, something quieter settles in: the recognition of a life that presses down. It feels almost deliberate, this refusal of comfort as if the film denies us even the smallest consolation.

Slowly, it becomes clear that this is not only a story of suffering. It is the portrait of a woman who has made room for inevitability, who has absorbed it into herself. And perhaps it is within that acceptance, troubling, difficult to face, that the film finds its true meaning.

The ending stayed with me deeply. Looking back, I feel that Mei may have experienced a kind of happiness, fragile, almost invisible without ever truly realizing it.

A harsh, disturbing film, in the same vein as The Child of Light.

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I love how deeply layered and emotionally complex its characters are no one feels one dimensional and every decision is driven by messy human motivations that unfold with striking realism. The series is elevated by its beautifully crafted music score which perfectly underscores each emotional beat while the thoughtful use of color and precise timing in its scenes create an atmosphere that feels both intimate and intense. On top of that, the actors deliver incredibly nuanced performances, bringing raw vulnerability and chemistry that make every interaction feel authentic.

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