Liriel Keller

I enjoyed the movie, I really did, until the ending. The starting was interesting the characters has promise, although I admit they could've added more danger to a marsh and a 5 year old. -Spoilers ahead- I really like movies and books like To Kill a Mockingbird and the Great Gatsby for example, and this one seems to be a slightly similar idea (I haven't read the book version of this film) and I say that in the sense that it's a thought provoking movie. But I hate the twist endings! They just make me feel upset, because you think one thing the whole show and then it at the end it's suddenly revealed that what you thought was wrong. I honestly would've preferred if they started out and said from the beginning that she killed Chase. My first choice though would've have been that she'd had nothing to do with it. I felt as if it cheapened her character. She's the marsh girl, she's had little to no experience with murdering someone. Like the lawyer said it was so unlikely for her to be able to murder Chase in under an hour. Kya was abused her whole life, and I guess this was when she got some confidence. But I don't think it was in her character to murder someone. I mean good for her, he did hurt her and sexually harass her, but I personally felt unsatisfied in the ending. I think it would've been nice for Tate if Kya had told him what happened before she died. I just think it could've have ended better. Definitely was thought provoking, but not in a good way.

There aren't any spoilers don't worry ;) Honestly this show has me going on a rollercoaster of emotions. At around the 8th episode I had to take a couple day break because it was so heartbreaking. And of course there was a lot of drama, it is a k-drama. At times I did think that there was some unnecessary parts of it though that kinda just dragged on. But overall I still enjoyed it because it ended up helping with character development. I love that Jandi and Junpyo learned to respect each other at the end of the show and that Jandi didn't drop everything just for him. I liked that she had her own dreams and pursuits that weren't related to Junpyo. In other words I Iike that her life didn't just revolve around him. I really appreciated the fact that at the end Junpyo wasn't dragging around Jandi like a bag of potatoes by the wrist anymore. At the beginning I thought that was really annoying. Jihoo was a great second male lead, at the beginning of the show I honestly didn't like his character that much. I thought he was really dramatic and angsty. By the end I learned to love his character and also his awful wig. All in all watch this show, but don't expect to not cry. Some people I guess weren't satisfied with the ending, but actually I really liked it. I felt that all the loose ends were tied up.

I would just like to say that they completely copied Ever After High. A show that was much more thought out, and the character designs were about 100 times better.

-Spoilers- It was ok like 3/4 of the way in, like I thought there was going to be some sort of change at the end where they realize 'we really do love each other and want to stay together'. I was even ok when they revealed that there were two guys, until there was no resolution with their relationship. Even if they had talked about it, agreed that they would stay together or break up would've been better than the ending. He literally goes to the airport ready to make up with a fricken ring, but he didn't even talk to her! I cannot even begin to describe the frustration I'm feeling rn. So basically he runs into the second guy and the girl rushes to help the second guy, and Hyuk 1 just stands there doing nothing as they walk into the airport. Then he gets angry and goes and kicks over a garbage can. Even if the main guy had run off, but was ready to make a commitment wouldn't you want the actually father of the kid to stay with you? Anyways he goes back with the second woman, and he's like 'I love you' (even though 5 seconds ago he was ready to leave her for Da eun). And they're all happy ig but it makes a very unstastifying ending. I don't care if the ending's realistic, I want a good ending that gives closure. I mean and you can feel bad for the girl until it reveals that she was cheating on him with the other guy. I mean honestly they were both unloyal, but I feel like they could've learned from that and gotten closer as a couple. Especially bc they were going to have a kid together. In conclusion the writers/directors made the wrong choice when they decided on how to end this movie.

K, let's go. I hate this show. The only reason I give it two stars is because I think the voice acting is decent. I used to watch this show when I was younger like 1st grade. I used to like to watch it though my siblings hated it. Now I realize why, you can only take so many butt/fart/bathroom jokes. The characters have little to no personality traits, Robin is a baby, control freak, and nothing like a leader. He is also weirdly obsessed with Starfire. Starfire is stupid that's her only personality trait. Raven is an emo. Cyborg and Beast Boy are so annoying. They literally have no personalities! I can remember a really stupid episode where Cyborg and Beast Boy refuse to say anything except waffle, like who is writing these stories? Anyways the morals in these stories are not it. If you are a parent looking for some shows to watch I would suggest, Avatar the Last Airbender, Ruby and Max, the older seasons of Blues Clues, The Amazing World of Gumball, and more. Literally anything would be better than this show!