As I got older, I finally got a marriage certificate this year, and I was able to catch up with their progress.
When I got the moment to be reunited, I don't know if everyone was as reluctant as I was. One is that I am afraid that the plot itself will collapse, so that the memories of the evening will not be guaranteed. The second is that I really don't want to see those funny and beautiful guys in the show become old guys now.
But the moment I saw them, I felt that the consideration was a bit redundant. In fact, the plot or not really no longer mattered. It's fine as long as the director doesn't mess around, they just have to chat and joke around and know they're doing well with each other. That's enough. Because as long as they are still enough.
It's amazing to watch this drama, because the tired point has been raised quite high by reality and Korean movies. But the amazing thing is that when they actually hugged and cried, nothing moved me inside. But the tears just came down, and I don't know why, maybe the tear ducts took over from the brain in an instant. It's really nice to see them, they're not really stars in my eyes, they're friends I've known for a long time, or their flats, clothes, or even coffee mugs from a coffee house. Witnessed each of them.
I was born when they started this show, and they ended I probably just watched and understood TV so they weren't my youth. But they are 100% my old friends and I will always love them.
Finally, I would like to thank Lego. Friends who had previously released a CENTRAL PERK version were finished that night. It was a pity at the time, how good would it be to have a version of their apartment? Now LEGO is a dream come true.
Later, I will consider dismantling the matching "spotlight" and other components and combining them together. First, I hope that the scene will be coherent. The second is that it may be the last remaining second in the middle, so that I can at least feel that everything is true here.
None of them ever left.
It made me feel like they were always there and never left for a second.
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