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| Contemplation. |
I watched this in 2 days with only 10 hours of sleep. That's how good it is.
Shi Hyun aka Paksa (Doctor's Son): an extremely memorable anti-hero
The featured image: I chose this image because that's the Shi Hyun that sticks to me the most: contemplative, jaded, a bit sad. (Unrelated: Shi Hyun's 45 degree profile is remarkable, from his eyebrows to his nose/)
These screencaps speak for themselves.
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| Trapped. |
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| Stunning. |
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| He must be under severe stress. |
Soo and his friendship with Paksa
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| A blogger called him Cute Soo. I so agree. |
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| Brothers. |
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| Soul searing bromance. |
Tenderness
"I don't have time to like someone."
This scene is both remarkably passionate and innocent.
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| Doesn't this look surreal and dreamy? |
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| So many things conveyed. |
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| It's the little details like this that get me. Love the director's style. |
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| See how tender this was? |
One of my favorite scenes, a loving and tender caress in a cold world.
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| The cinematography is so gorgeous. |
'We're in this together.'
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| More tenderness. |
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| A lot of people said that this is even more intimate than anything. I agree. |
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