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Okay, so I must admit that the cast was perfectly picked. Each one of them suited their characters well. And because the episodes are literally 10 mins long, I was able to finish the drama in like 3 hours max. Next, the poorly formed storyline. Don't get me wrong. I loved the idea of vampires and a werewolf and how they were searching for the blood of the "One". However, the storyline died after the 9th episode I guess. Yet, I continued watching but the final episode really was the last straw for me. Yeah. I was so infuriated that they made the last episode about the second female lead, roaming around and shopping with her boyfriend? I mean, what? Instead of enlightening the audience as to why Do Hyun Je was involved in all those serial killings, they ruined the end. I watched the drama because of him, ngl. Even the main leads were problematic. The lead guy kept following the lead girl around as if he was a bee and she was a flower. I am extremely sorry for my rubbish comparison but to me, it seemed like that. I really wanted her to end up with that dashing vampire but I guess that was fine. The only character that (to me) didn't get the proper ending was Do Hyun Je. He was my favourite and he didn't get closure, even though he was the real villain, I guess. Hence for me, this drama is messed up on so many levels. If they would have made at least 20 mins long episodes and kept it a little slow-paced, I think I would have enjoyed it more. Lastly, I really want Cho Eun Ho to get casted in a proper k-drama. His visuals served and he acted handsomely! I am sure he'll kill it as the main lead.

I watched this drama after Descendants of The Sun and I was looking for something like it. (Since DOTS really raised the bar for romance in K-dramas for me.) However, ExtraOrdinary You didn't distraught my expectations. Likewise, when I watched it; I literally fell in love. All the leads did a fantastic job of manifesting their characters in the drama. Even though Haru appeared in the third episode, I wasn't disappointed with the revelation of his character. Eun-Dan-O had her own charm in the drama and I loved her chemistry with Haru. Altogether it is a perfect mix of suspense, romance, and curiosity. It made me sit on the edge of my seat until I finished it. Loved it! I simply enjoyed how Trumpet Creeper unravelled in the drama and the mysterious connection it had with Secret. It was basically the new edition of Trumpet Creeper. SPOILER ALERT! (DON'T READ UNTIL YOU HAVE FINISHED THE DRAMA!) I really despise how people made a fuss about it's ending, I seriously couldn't be more grateful for it. Even though she couldn't become the main character, at least both Haru and Eun-Dan-O remembered each other. Since the way the drama was unfolding in the end; I thought they wouldn't remember each other which would have been more painful than being the main leads in the comic book and remembering nothing about each other. So please, don' say it was a bittersweet ending because newsflash, it wasn't.

I watched Break The Silence today and I do have mix reviews for it. First off, I want to say that the movie wasn't trash or petty as Siya and Jennie portrayed in their reviews. Yes, the movie did have an emotional play to it but that's how all BTS movies have been produced ever since Burn The Stage. You are out here complaining why are they whining? Why are they being so frivolous? Well, they can't just scream on the stage that they feel sad today or things aren't the way they want at the moment in their lives. They are humans too. They need someplace to vent out their frustrations. Do you guys even know what it is like to walk in BTS's shoes? No. Do you know how hard it is to always be monitored by so many people around the globe? No. Do you know how detrimental it is to hide your true feelings and pretend to be happy just because of your fans? No. So don't come out here and holler like haters. In comparison to Bring The Soul, the movie did lack the charisma. It was because of the awful snippets of the songs that were just forcefully fit in the movie instead of the full songs. A lot of spectators also complained that the movie didn't have Boy With Luv performances which were BTS's biggest success in 2019. However, the movie was based on Love Yourself; Speak Yourself Tour then how all the hell was it supposed to have Boy With Luv? Coming towards the production, I do agree that it was messed up. It could have been better if they would have had full performances but oh well it wasn't that bad. On the brighter side, the movie did connect ARMYS to a higher level. Speak Yourself was the last instalment of the Love Yourself era and that's why it was more important and significant. As long as BTS continues to make life-changing content and happy moments for ARMYS my heart feels full and contended. The movie is a must-watch! It was worth my money.