*cries*. I have rated this 1 out of 10, because 0 is not available. We can theorize that he had to heal and hide for a bit from Boss Man, and that he was fine as long as he could keep a distant eye on Young. After watching the last ep, even though we got the happy ending, I felt that it was a frustrating journey. Instead we only saw the aftermath in order to preserve the cheap surprise of finding out that Jin-sungs hand was the one holding the knife, but was anyone truly surprised? It didn't disgust me though. Hee-sun looks like shell be joining them. If there's one thing that i loved coming out of this show, it's my new love for jo in sung. Really? This repeats a number of times until the end and then it really disappoints. I think Jo In Sung really out did himself here and would watch it again. and the kiss at the beginning is (for me) the best kiss of this year in dramaland! I didn't think about it that way when watching the final scene so i believed they both died. I'm mad he had to stab his best friend for that to happen, though. By Matt Webb Mitovich / June 29 2022, 6:00 PM PDT. cia underground facilities in st louis; plotly change background color and yeah. He was always morally flexible as were most of these characters. kirtland country club membership dues. i can't believe that is finished now.best best drama i have ever seem and it's the best drama of 2013. Then something starts happening. No, she responds, and we see through Youngs eyes first its a blur of color, then light. @picklemonster: I was happy with the happy ending, too. Really? You're the best. I don't think it was an excuse to put in alot of sex scenes. I love reading your insightful, witty and humorous recaps. Turns out Moo-chul wasnt stabbed, because hes too legit to quit. 
Or that he was dead and the ending was a dream. Shauna is still in shock over Jackies passing in the middle of Youngs self-realizations werent dependent on her as an individual, and her decision to live didnt come from a place of autonomous empowerment or anything befitting the idea of character growth, because her change in tempo was dependent on Soos reactions. Really? They are most probably dead and in heaven somewhere. At first, neither Tess nor Joel are aware of why Ellie is so important to the Fireflies and Marlene. I wish I wasnt so conflicted over this finale or the last few episodes, because I truly did love this show in the early stages, and wish that love could have carried all the way through. (and really, if it's a happy ending, is it so hard to just give us a straight forward ending but why also a stabby scene? The promise of sizzle from early on in the show fizzled out too. Also, most of the other NHK dramas I've watched have all felt remarkably real-- but in a way that evokes an appreciation of the human experience. Soo mention od secretary Wang and the scene with the blind folded Wang, M and Jang say yes. What a sad waste of talent. I was hopeful in the beginning, because it started with NHK doing her empathy-building magic with Soo's character, and to a lesser extent with Young's character through the video diaries. Sad that it's not really a ratings success even if NHK lost her soul to the devil. Great work, Heads. Honestly I was angry there about a great movie being ruined so heavily sitting there and kind of screaming "zoomout and pan, goddamnit" to the camera man. Earlier in the episode, it was It may have lost itself in its own mesmerizing cinematography at times, but I thoroughly enjoyed the visual experience. That said I think it lost me in episode 12 or 13 with Young's funky character development and the insane troll logic medical stuff. OMG just tell me the ending of The Last of Us. How is that brushed away? I will agree with deducing opera, that in general, barring sacrificing yourself in a suicide 'mission' to save others, suicide is a big o' hey look at me. Ron Perlman and Connie Britton were the only ones acting. The game amps up as Jin-sungs family loads the truck to move though theyre being watched by a shady-lookin dude. Thank you for pointing out the many holes and for doing it with some humor at times. Anyway, after all the aforementioned Nooooooooo!!!! Marvel 's "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" concluded its six-episode first season with a finale that teased an unexpected villain. But a girl can dream. Then they destroyed the machine, stranding Martinez to the time stream with no future to return to when his mission ends. Im going to backtrack a bit to the attempted suicide, frankly because it still doesnt make any godforsaken sense on my end. I think the whole flower thing is to amend for stabbing Oh Soo. DUDE. Sex isn't a shameful thing. Shauna is still in shock over Jackies passing in the middle of the night due to heavy snowfall, and she is dealing with the trauma in her own way. Is he a chef and a painter at the end of the show?! Thank you so much for the recap. I still think this would have made for a interesting -if somehow predictable- conflict. He struggles to his knees as we pan to the shoes of the man who stabbed him, the trembling man holding the knife, and up. Sad how it happens to many of the dramas I follow. I so needed this recap to make sense of the endingare they both alive and getting a chance at love? It's at a drama's standpoint. Drama pls! @picklemonster: That's actually pretty cool -- the not wanting to give false hope thing. It's by no means the worst thing I've ever seen, but it was a letdown - I can live with Young's suicide attempt, but the sudden Drama Fairy handwaving of it is too much. Thought it might be a slow burn leading to some awesome ending, not. I wanted to say "Congrats on getting past that time in your life!" And with that, all the players get gambling, while Young spends a restless night at the hospital window with the winter wind blowing. Is that really the type of mommy dearest love we are supposed to buy into? Followed the premise then BAM! Episode One of Yellowjackets Season 2 is a continuation of how the last episode of season 1 ended. Until 2/3rds into the movie I really loved it and was waiting for something to drop the curtain for applause. And yeah, if you compare the movie ending, there were no people around. I think she managed them well on most of the episodes, so kudos to her.
Jin-sung arrives in the meantime so Boss Man can declare him Soos gambling partner, and all of Soos huffing and puffing cant reverse the situation now. The ending was real in my opinion. Just like Young, this show grew and developed until about halfway, when it started losing its momentum, getting more secretive, and reverting to bad old habits. I think they are dead. Bo-Katan says that she wants to resume leading her fleet. *sighs* I need the (halmeoni) from Goodbye Solo to comfort me right now, so disappointed am I in the finale and in the drama as a whole. At first I was so upset because I wasn't sure whether Soo was dead or alive, and thought the writer ripped us off with an open-ended ending. WebConfusion with ending of the "That Winter The Wind Blows". But, to be perfectly honest, I wasn't thinking about her hair at all this episode, haha. Also, Jin Sung was actually about to stab Soo a second time, but couldn't bring himself to do it, so he dropped the knife. If not, theyll call the cops. But, no matter what flaws this drama has, I have to admit that I do LOVE this drama. Nia visits Iris on the same night, and after initial greetings, Iris asks her the reason for her visit. It really did feel very Kdrama-like to separate the characters for the sake of separating them? Anyway, after all the aforementioned nonsense, Bo-Katan, Din, and Grogu finally get to the Mandalorian fleet, where Koska Reeves and Axe Woves are present. How guilty you felt while you loved me. That or she'd better return on jtbc. =), We actually see the flowers Hee-sun talked about on the table, so they were for our Soo. if (d.getElementById(id)) return; No surprise there especially after MC was redeemed, shown to be running interference all along and Wang was let off the hook which was crud. :3, Anyway, if that isn't enough to convince you, in an interview with Song Hye Gyo, she confirmed that it was a happy ending and both characters were alive. Everything made its own logical point UNTIL the last episode. Yep! Everything changes when David reveals one of his men was killed by a man with a young girl, alluding to the man Joel killed in the university at the end of Episode 6. Love it! Maybe he felt like a cornered mouse or panicked. With that said the ending was a little cryptic. In this supernatural-themed thriller a remote Alaskan outpost owned by a major oil company is haunted and its personnel are killed off either by the ghosts of ancient creaturesor by nature itself.Reminiscent to "The Thing" and "The Shining" the newest horror film by Larry Fessenden is mostly about global warming and its ghastly consequences.It seems that global warming somehow released the malignant spirits of ancient creatures that attack the oil company employees.In the vein of "The Shining" the personnel is slowly going insane one by one.Unfortunately the entire eerie premise is ruined by awful ending with silly CGI creatures make their appearance.The action is slow-moving,the gore is completely absent,but there are few spine-tingling moments.6 out of 10. Her scene at the coffee shop was too prosaic. The atmosphere of coldness, emptiness, isolation and the resulting paranoia are captured perfectly. I think they were talking about actually bringing flowers for his restaurant. Furthermore, they focused on the flowers, which looked like the lamb's ear and freesias they were talking about. When I heard her speech in this ep about how she wanted Soo to come and save her I was really disgusted. the last winter ending explained. But I can still accept your interpretation of the ending as it makes way more sense than mine. The bad friends, the conniving fiancee all forgiven and even rewarded, what a message to send to the public.
my two cents anyway. I can't get over, how everyone just overlooked the fact that the secretary caused her to go BLIND!!! A good cast that acted well above this movie. But it doesn't make sense. ), Young gets out what she wants to say as she fights back tears, but as she speaks, Soo lets his flow freely. But, since I am here. Young finally prepares for surgery, as she tells Sun-hee that shes prepared for any eventuality though it would be nice to live through the surgery. Despite the continuous chaos that sears through the film, one of the standout scenes comes at the very close of the film. It's lovely and I don't think you can blow it off as just pretension. Interesting, flawed film with engaging themes and possibilities. Soo does all the talking during dinner and even after, until Young cuts him off by telling him to leave once Lawyer Jang comes back. my friend too had a cancer and took chemo therapy but didn't loose his hair. I loved the emotional humility of Soo's character. Are they still alive? 
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