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Chris Evans is so underrated as a dramatic actor. I was pleasantly surprised by the casting of Jenny Slate as the teacher. She is better known as one of the funny ladies of SNL. Mckenna Grace was awesome. All did a great job. Octavia as the neighbor, the principal actress in an almost cameo role, and of course Evelyn. Such fantastic actors. The story is simple and predictable. So many movies have done this story just with different versions. Not a very exciting story to watch. The casting and all the actors' brilliant acting saved this film.

I came to watch T.O.P. (He's amazing here, good actor! I forgot he's BigBang Top because of his great acting!) Two episodes in, I became a big fan of Lee Byung-hun whom I already expected to be a fantastic actor. Now at episode 8, I'm slowly losing interest. The plot seems slow and the story line is muddled. I hate Kim Tae Hee and her eternally open mouth. Her mouth never fully closes, it's really infuriating looking at her. She's like a mouth-breather. Talentless actress, uninspired acting. Unlike Kim So-yeon who came with guns blazing. I don't know if I can finish all episodes. We'll see.

***HONEST REVIEW*** The premise of the show is interesting and the actors playing the main roles and supporting roles were all very good. I haven't finished yet...at the 17th episode and I can't help but write my review now before I forget it and before it ends. I expect a solid closure of the story - fingers crossed! The things I found detrimental to the show were the following: 1. The Main actor seems charismatic and he can act but I found it funny and weird whenever he yelled in that high pitched voice. Whenever he yelled "why?" I almost crack up laughing. 2. Has Kang Sora been typecast as the annoying girl in every drama? I watched her in Misaeng and she was as annoying as she is here. In addition, her love angle with Main character was unnecessary, IMO. And how can she ditch her hot doctor bf over Main protagonist? I mean the main actor is handsome, but come on! Her bf , that actor is smokin'! 3. Bora, the water girl. I don't even want to waste words on her. Just why? 4. Did you notice that all the girls around Hoon are in love with him? Unrealistic. 5. By episode 17, all that Prime Minister heart surgery thing just loses its value to the story. I just skip these parts. 6. Hoon's mother. Ugh. She typically abandoned her kid when he needed her the most. Imagine if she took Hoon and he didn't even go to North Korea? And her showing up later in the story. Totally unrealistic and unnecessary. Overall, the drama was enough to entertain one who has nothing important to do. I watched this while doing other stuff such as crocheting.

I feel that these X-Files movies were just created for the die-hard fans of the series, the ones that would swallow anything the X-Files creators would throw at them. I'm a fan but these movie plots are ridiculous! I watched the first movie and fell asleep in the middle. I woke up to find Mulder rescuing Scully and from then to the ending was so ridiculous I couldn't believe I wasted 2 hours watching it. And then this movie. Why couldn't they write something good for the fans? I feel taken advantage of having watched the two movies. It's great to see Mulder and Scully again though. Solid acting by Duchovny and Anderson.

Can't say that I love the show. I mean, the main protagonist was such a loser. I couldn't relate to his emo-ness. He often stares blankly into space and mopes around. Don't get me started on how he walks slowly to wherever he goes. Such a loser personality. The whole time I felt like I was Kang Ha-Neul's character, so annoyed at Geu Rae. I really wanted to beat up some good sense into him. Why didn't he go to night school like Eun-ji, the girl that died? He could have improved himself while working for 2 years in One International. The drama just established that he's some kind of a whiz with no formal education. He could have done things to improve his situation such as learning Basic English. I hated Siwan's character. The business jargons are also not very enjoyable for non-business majors. The show could have kept this to a minimum and just focused on the characters. I can't even begin to process the ending Jordan scenes. Why? It's great to just establish that Geu Rae and Oh became successful in their new business, the expensive Jordan scenes were totally unnecessary and out of place. Also, the sexual harassment as well as the discrimination against women in the office was not addressed. It was just passed off as something that women should accept as the norm. While it's true that these things do happen in real life offices, for the show not to address these issues is simply ridiculous. I find this a missed opportunity for the show to address such wrong doings. I mean throwing hot coffee to a woman's face? Paper that resulted to her face bleeding? One word- assault. And then later, they will just get along? Unbelievable. Unacceptable. Wouldn't recommend this show.