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I am enjoying this series a lot. One of the more recent dramas that I actually enjoy watching. I love how the plot is so much more different in comparison to King the Land, What's wrong with Secretary Kim?, and Business proposal. It carries a different focus on the characters develop rather than focusing on making a love interest happen in a office setting, with the boss falling in love with his co-worker in a typical matter. But, this drama also carries that kind of fashion. Currently just finished episode 3 and my tears could not stream any faster with the ending to that episode. I partially blame for my potential homesick fever I'm getting right now but overall where I am currently at is making me want to binge watch this series in one sit. If you've every had an envision that you'll one day get reincarnated into another being and being able to keep all the memories that you've had in your past life to be able to trace down the people you've met in the past, this is a drama for you to get that envision satisfied.

This show has given me more awareness on drug usage, specifically narcotics and how additive they can be. The storyline was not complex and simply enough for viewers to understand how medical and governmental occupations can work coincide with one another. It was so tempting to sit through all 8 episodes to follow through with the storyline as I am, myself, studying in an occupation within the medical field. I definitely took this series close to my top favorites and top recommendations to my family and friends to view.

I personally enjoyed this movie. Despite it having no correlation to any of the Toy Story films that I grew up watching, it does its own spin-off discussing Buzz's personal journey. The graphics were very detailed oriented which allowed my emotions to go along with the storyline very easily. I liked how this film focused a lot on how much we, as humans, want a lot of things (to matter, to find personal achievement) but never realized that all we ever needed was already there, to begin with (friendship and family). I also enjoyed seeing forgiveness for mistakes made throughout this film. The concept of everyone having made their own mistakes in the past and that not everyone is perfect, allows young viewers to understand mistakes are just alternative ways to build experience, knowledge, and learn. Mistakes are also a way to be flexible with outcomes and solvers will have to find accommodating ways to resolve the mistakes.

The trailer made this movie seem very comedy revolt but the whole movie itself sends a deeper message and a life lesson to give. No spoiling but the whole situation plotting for this is amazingly done. I enjoyed a lot of the character development throughout this movie and some global issues to always be alerted about. Government's priority might not be a priority for everyone, but issues are still issues, all issues should be taken seriously. Writing this review during a time where riots are protesting on about innocent deaths being killed heartaches me. This film deepens more of our awareness that we need more of these kind of police services around the world. Policemen should be our first line defenders for our civilian safety, not our enemies.

Really enjoyed the comedy in cooperated into the film, truly an amazing film. Taika has shine out his character in the film. Loved it!