Tell Me That You Love Me ep 6
I want to watch this series slower so that I can cherish every second.
What I love about this show:
When Jin Woo narrates his thoughts, his thoughts seems so deep and introspective. While both Silent (jdrama) and Twinkling Watermelon (both excellent!! BTW) had deaf characters – this show really brings you into their world a layer deeper, which is no small feat given how great those other two shows were.
What else I love about this show: that real life feeling when you are in a crowded room but you only notice the presence of one person. This show captured it so well as the audience fades to the background and only one other person exists. Stunningly Beautiful.
More that I loved about this show is the difficult portrayal of how 2 people “get” each other where each party seems to know exactly what the other one is going through without saying a single word. This show captures these rare real life empathy moments soo well in a similar way to My Mister
“It feels like you listen to my heart and not my voice”
Another scene I loved, when Mo-Eun gets her first acting chance, the way the light pop on, it reminded me of Na Hee-Do’s grand entrance in Twenty Five Twenty One
My only gripe about this show so far are the subtitles. It seems like the subtitles pop up after the characters say their line. Work harder Hulu/Disney. And please have a more coherent release strategy.
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February 4, 2024 at 5:56 PM
Tell Me That You Love Me ep 6
I want to watch this series slower so that I can cherish every second.
What I love about this show:
When Jin Woo narrates his thoughts, his thoughts seems so deep and introspective. While both Silent (jdrama) and Twinkling Watermelon (both excellent!! BTW) had deaf characters – this show really brings you into their world a layer deeper, which is no small feat given how great those other two shows were.
What else I love about this show: that real life feeling when you are in a crowded room but you only notice the presence of one person. This show captured it so well as the audience fades to the background and only one other person exists. Stunningly Beautiful.
More that I loved about this show is the difficult portrayal of how 2 people “get” each other where each party seems to know exactly what the other one is going through without saying a single word. This show captures these rare real life empathy moments soo well in a similar way to My Mister
“It feels like you listen to my heart and not my voice”
Another scene I loved, when Mo-Eun gets her first acting chance, the way the light pop on, it reminded me of Na Hee-Do’s grand entrance in Twenty Five Twenty One
My only gripe about this show so far are the subtitles. It seems like the subtitles pop up after the characters say their line. Work harder Hulu/Disney. And please have a more coherent release strategy.
mmmmm
February 5, 2024 at 6:18 AM
Mr Kitty was also watching! How fun!