Love Alarm (2019)

8.3 ? Aug 22, 2019 2 Season(s)

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Love Alarm is an app that tells you if someone within a 10-meter radius has a crush on you. It quickly becomes a social phenomenon. While everyone talks about it and uses it to test their love and popularity, Jojo is one of the few people who have yet to download the app. However, she soon faces a love triangle situation between Sun-oh whom she starts to have feelings for, and Hye-young, who has had a huge crush on her.

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Kim So-hyun

Kim Jojo

Jung Ga-ram

Lee Hye-yeong

Song Kang

Hwang Sun-oh

Go Min-si

Park Gul-mi

Lee Jae-eung

Chon Duk-gu

Park Ji-hoon

Ji-Hoon

Kim Si-eun

Yuk-jo

Ki Do-hun

Brian Chon

Bae Da-bin

Mon-sun

Song Sun-mi

Jeong Mi-mi

Shim Yi Young

Bae Gyeong-hee

Kim Young-pil

Hwang Jae-cheol

Park Seong-yeon

Jojo's Aunt

Yoon Na-moo

Kim Min-jae

MahmoudErfan

Dec 08, 2022

just a waste of my damn time😡😢💔

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ParkMin

1.0/10

May 17, 2024

Oh dear! How could a full production team, crew and cast members be this damn oblivious to what they're making! The drama was the apotheosis of human failure, an insidious plague upon the landscape of television, a wretched abomination birthed from the depths of creative bankruptcy and soulless commercialism, a festering wound that infects the very essence of storytelling with its repulsive presence. Its premise was a nauseating blend of techno-narcissism and romantic idiocy, an affront to the intelligence of any sentient being unfortunate enough to bear witness to its abomination, a grotesque mutation of what once passed for entertainment. Characters were grotesque caricatures of humanity, mere vessels for the perpetuation of vapid romantic fantasies and insipid melodrama and their interactions were a cacophony of soulless platitudes and contrived emotional manipulation, each scene got progressively worse than the last. The writing was an insult to the very concept of coherent narrative structure, a labyrinth of a garbled mess and mind numbingly banal dialogue that defies comprehension. In fact, this drama wasn't just bad television, it was an abomination of the highest order, a blight upon the collective consciousness of humanity and the very fabric of reality itself that must be expunged from existence with extreme prejudice. Anyone who dares to defend this abhorrent monstrosity deserves nothing less than eternal damnation, condemned to spend eternity in the deepest, darkest depths of cinematic purgatory, tormented by the ceaseless repetition of its insipid drivel until the end of time itself. Anyway, it could've been worse, I guess.

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