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President Choi is the mvp, love her character so much!

SPOILERS AHEAD: . . . I loved the first couple episodes because SHIN HYE SUN (obviously, I will watch everything she's in because she's incredible), the cinematography is actually amazing, and to be fair the premise is good. I like that FL is average, just like most of us out there (she's probably being portrayed a bit below average tbf), she's not amazing, a bit broken and struggling. She's also definitely depressed even before the DID came into picture. It has so much potential and the first few episodes brought my hopes right up there. But it's not going good at all. Maybe we'll slowly find out how FL deals with her illness and maybe it will get better but well.. I'm just bringing my hopes back down now. It hints at a mature adult relationship but their behaviour and actions are all very irrational and dramatic for no reason. I wish they explore the illness more, and i don't know - like take it more seriously? Is it really DID or a severe form of depression with dissociative identity? You don't just says yeah I've got DID and made those mistakes when I was this other person? And then keep pretending to be Hyeri although that was what resulted in the dissociative identity in the first place? And the 2ML just wants to be with the other personality knowing its born out of an illness? ML over-exaggerating his situation and trying to 'protect' FL from the 'troubled life' with him is also absolute nonsense. And then they (FL and ML) just stare out at each other in every single episode for no reason instead of actually talking like real adults. Honestly, I'd rather she doesn't end up with either MLs and could just be happy being herself (not Hyeri) without either men. I will keep on watching because, like I said, Shin Hye Sun. . Add on after finishing: The last two episodes was like a completely different drama. Her trauma, depression and dissociative identity was completely cured because she got back with the toxic ML. Throw in a random new issue and that too get solved with a hug, all is happy and well. My god, what a disaster. Shin Hye Sun did her best but nothing could have made this better when the story itself is a shamble.

Park Shin Hye is amazing in this. And in episode 5-6, the star is Yang Kyung Won. What a versatile and amazing actor!! I knew he was good since Crash Landing on You but wow, he just continues to amaze me

Season 1 and 2 were great. Season 3 was good. 4 was.. okay? SPOILERS AHEAD: Season four Lila/Five was so unnecessary and cringe. That whole part of the plot was just - why? what for? Ruined it for me.

Rarely watch Tamil/bollywood films but this came up as one of the recommended thriller on Amazon Prime. A bit slow in the beginning building up the story but soon it gets to Ponni's situation, it had my attention. It's just so heart-wrenching and real. Important issue, well directed and performed.

A late review but thought I'd put it down anyway. What a brilliant second movie to a wonderful series. I do hope they'll make a third movie, because who would've thought it'll still be the same - just as good (if not better) as the series was - the quality cast, script and literally everything.

Absolutely mind blown. For proper reviews, read the other reviews. I'm just so impressed and so glad I decided to watch! The star studded cast means every character is portrayed excellently. What a bang to end the year with! Seo In Guk is amazing, the plot is great, writing is brilliant and the cinematography top notch.You don't want to be left out.

If you're looking for romance - skip this. If you're looking to escape reality - skip this. If you don't like medical drama - well, obviously skip this. Your loss.. This is more about the lives of the healthcare practitioners working on psych unit and their patients. Might be triggering for some but as a mental health patient and doctor myself, this is so relatable, comforting and healing. Depicts a lot of the stigma associated with mental health.. so many issues were brought forward. Besides Park Bo Young and the rest of the casts' amazing performance, it's such a good start to have this kdrama series to expose people to mental health disorders other than anxiety and depression, encouraging the idea of seeking help and understanding that MH recovery is usually not linear. YES, they didn't include ALL MENTAL ISSUES but alas, it's just a 12 episode series. And yes, some parts could've been done differently (like a team debrief for staffs when patients commits suicide or digress despite care given - or at least acknowledging this happened / normalising the idea of talking about death / support for staffs working in that highly emotional and demanding unit/ not making the 2nd couple male lead look very stalker-ish in the beginning). But still, well made and honestly, just both heartbreaking and very heartwarming.

OMG cannot believe I'm only watching this now. No direct shade to other "slow slice of life romance" kdrama - but I've watched a few that were popular at the time and absolutely hated how slow the story and pretentious the characters are. But I liked Liberation Notes and when someone said that "Run On is like LN but if the characters had gone to therapy", I decided that I definitely should watch this too. Im Si Wan's character in the beginning was very emotionally bland and was somewhat 'pretend innocent'? So I was a bit annoyed at parts in the beginning but it was great to see how the FL taught and help him grow (almost like a therapist!) - & actually see his character development (subtle but defo there!). Their relationship was also very normal (not as ridiculous as kdrama relationship can be at times) and healthy (communication wise, how they deal with issues, each being self-assured and mentally very stable etc). So much to learn (who would've thought a Kdrama can teach you actual positive things?!). The writer + director of the show really did a great job ! I'm glad I finally watched it! I guess, there are no Im Si Wan shows that are bad for me, yet.

Blew my mind!!! Best series when it comes to zombies! I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH. I hate that Netflix doesn't have a review/rating system because I need to tell EVERYONE that they should watch this!!