argh~). Lawyer Jang finds Secretary Wang in the countryside, where she watches her elderly parents from afar. Genres: Romance, Crime, Melodrama Thank you, Heads. The game amps up as Jin-sungs family loads the truck to move though theyre being watched by a shady-lookin dude. Since everyone went all in, he won the game, and all of Boss Mans money. I like it that some of you are sharing your personal experiences to help us better understand the characters in the drama. As for Secretary Wang, I wished she had stayed gone. I agree with you all the way! Me too Jo In Sung forever.I'm like Lee Min Who?hahaha. This is exactly what I said. Beside all the beautiful faces and cinematography, noise marketing, media play, exaggerated praise help the popularity of this drama also. To me it looks like the last 3 episodes were written by a different person. I too felt a bit confused about these show towards the last few episodes, but I'm pretty happy with my ending. According to Secretary Wang, Soo started there six months ago. I loved the ending, but I don't know what to make of it. Thank you to the commenters, too. Yes, so many dangling threads, holes where we just don't know - drama is pretty but tattered. It's almost like the story is saying that sometimes people really, really hurt the ones they love but we forgive them? 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. (Seriously! The result is confused audience. "The Wind ," an impressive horror/western hybrid, is the kind of artful genre movie that some filmgoers think simply doesn't get made anymore. !and more importantly they are both happy. Ah, so maybe shes making plans for the future since she wants to have a future now. (futile question, I know)." So I read Heads' recap and some of the responses to see if I could understand a few more things before I started writing. Yes, my eyes feasted with those beautiful cherry blossom ending but I still felt robbed. She takes Soos face in her hands as she adds that she has more to tell him, but itll wait until after her surgery. One thing the show did really, really right I thought was its depiction of blindness. At one point or the other, I kept viewing as some kind of Stockholm Syndrome on Young's end, the way she just also seemed to care for Wang even though what she did was horrible. So is she over the suicide thing? So in a sense, this ending was a miracle painted in the most idealistic way possible. It ranked top within the first two episodes and was requested to add a few more episodes towards the end but was decided to stop there for the sake of perfection. 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? Regarding Jin sung. "I felt that we were just coasting, or worse, slipping and sliding, as the show labored its way into the finale, and there wasnt even a good save in the closing moments.". Im a huge fan of love me not - the movie, and for me, twtwb was the perfect adaptation, im sure no other producer could have made it better. To be honest, I was relieved when you wrote that you felt conflicted about the finale and the last few episodes. That "happy" ending felt so contrived for me. The wind direction in the form of arrows is indicated on the widgets of the spots closest to you, including weather stations. Outside the room, Sun-hee tells Soo that Moo-chul died after being sick for far too long. This is going to be in my all time fav list. So any drama that shows someone trying to kill someone will probably involve a knife. And that took a lot of skill. Some power that be wanted a happy to make viewers happy. Home; Service. Thats where Young fails as a character, even though earlier episodes showed her growing and changing from the cold and prickly person she once was, which was mostly due to Secretary Wangs heavy hand in keeping her in a child-like state, into a woman who realized that the world wasnt always out to get her. But he had some charisma so that got brushed away at the end. And yeah, if you compare the movie ending, there were no people around. Sometimes you can't explain your heart. Young says that shes known his whereabouts for twenty days, since Secretary Wang waited to tell her until she finished her chemotherapy. Loving "oh couple" #OhCoupleForever besides, Song Hye Kyo, Jo . Defined as the horizontal movement of air from one location to another, winds are created from differences in air pressure. 'That Winter, the Wind Blows' ends beautifully without extension I didn't understand why JS didn't react right away and tried to save him. I still don't get this drama. Sun-hee, after a dose of Newfound Optimism, smiles as she claims that Youngs chances are over 50% with that kind of preparedness. Note to self don't do this on my kindle again it auto correct is a bitch. It was so much surer earlier on. I've just finished watching That Winter, The Wind Blows and I thought that overall the series was great and well worth the watch. :(, HAHAHAHAHAH! He continues on, and Young smiles. cookie : true, // enable cookies to allow the server to access There is absolutely no reason to vague up a happy ending so yeah that was not a happy ever after ending. I won't try to understand that, just feel like many dramas have this thing with making even some of the foulest people redeemable or sympathetic in cases in which the person has a child or takes care of a child. These last few episodes were off and did not match up to the earlier episodes. Thank you. Sex isn't a shameful thing. Young wakes up to find Soo asleep at her bedside, and as she brushes her fingers across his face she remembers his desperate plea for her to watch his video. Thank you for pointing out the many holes and for doing it with some humor at times. WHY WOULD ANYONE DO THAT. I'm glad I watched, but I wish it had held the awesome all the way through. Over all, I do think rather than a "happy ending" it was more like a "believe what you want" ending. Oh, btw about the cherry blossom painting we saw in this episode..there was another painting shown in the first episode of TWTWB, but it depicted a barren tree instead of flowers in full blossom (what lovely symbolism). Genres: Romance, Crime, Melodrama. Soo calls Mi-ra to say hes on his way, but still, shouldnt he stay to make sure Jin-sung gets out of there? You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Wind - National Geographic Society When she was with Secretary Wang, Lawyer Jang, and her ex-fiance with those blind kids, those scenes were not blurry. Tags: featured, Jo In-sung, Kim Bum, Song Hye-gyo, That Winter the Wind Blows, Your email address will not be published. Maybe because I felt like whether or not he gave it in, Kim still was going to find some excuse to kill him. What the heck is his problem? I crack up at times while reading her recaps 'cause she's writing about serious moments in such a dry, humorous way. Could you please make sense? Winter Birthday - Chapter 1 - 13thCat - Danny Phantom [Archive of Our Own] So the truck didn't run over everyone? They didn't treat it as a "melodrama disease" with over exaggerated helplessness or what have you. The blurry images say no. Seriously I kept fast forwarding cuz there was nothing intriguing. It was just obviously a British animated film based on a graphic novel by Raymond Briggs. I dont understand why this conversation cant happen now. His being a gentleman is one thing I admire too as seen in the bts. I dunno ! She lost her mom, brother and though secretary wang is there, she is controlling OY. Maybe he felt like a cornered mouse or panicked. The drama That Winter, the Wind Blows is a series about Oh Soo; he is also known as the best gambler in Cheongdam city. This song is based on a novel released in 1982 entitled "When the Wind Blows". I do agree with you that how we got to that light at the end of the tunnel was more important than the light itself. Ai Nante Irane Yo, Natsu (Japanese original story) Native Title: , . Said piece of literature centers on an elderly couple living in England at a time when nuclear hostilities are at their peak. It didn't disgust me though. And with that, all the players get gambling, while Young spends a restless night at the hospital window with the winter wind blowing. The whole premise of this drama was about a woman who wanted to die and a man who wanted to live, so im guessing this outcome makes sense. Hes clearly reluctant to go, and holds onto Youngs hand for as long as he can. There really wasn't that much plot, when you come to think of it and it makes sense, why it was a 2 hour movie versus a 16 hour drama.
