Just... Let it go man. I don't understand why they want to bring it up again. I thought the drama was decent enough (up until the wreckage that is episode 13 onwards). And since the viewers are basically over it, it's not a good move economically. If they wanted to reprise it again, wait a few more years. Or don't brand it as Cheese in the Trap.

I just can't fathom this working out so it's best that PHJ let it go and move on to projects that will respect his talent.

Helllooooo, April Fool's Day isn't until Friday? This is a joke, right?

I suggest a brand new cast. The old ensemble has too much drama and bad memories attached to them. Plus, asking one but not the others to return seems hell dodgy.

Uhh...

I mean, if KGE is in i might watch just to see these two together.

But CITT left me with such nightmares that it took me a long time to recover. Havent found the cure till now.

So....

Uhh...

Yeah.

I say this again,

I hope PHJ decline and move away from anything related to Cheese in the crap cause one time is more than enough tbh
Why try to hurt yourself again bae???
Why???
Lets just leave Cheese where it belong, in the past and pick another project & be amazing~

He movie producer are quite smart. They know now thatCiTT being the hot topic nowadays this is the best possible time to announce for the movie. And they know that audience is not going to accept any other jung than PHJ. They need him for this movie to sore or this is going to sink even worse than tue drama. As much a I dont want him to takke the role I also want him to have a closure to jung's character. It is going to be really interesting to see what decision he's gonna make.

I would love to see a more faithful adaptation to the web toon no matter who reprises the roles, except Seol. There are other talented actors who could play Jung or Inho. I'm more skeptical of Seol - KGE really made that part her own. It's hard to envisage someone else in the role. She wasn't a carbon copy of web toon Seol either - her interpretation of Seol is Seol to me now.

I frankly would be much more interested in a re-edit of the drama they already did, so brilliant in many ways. And it wouldn't be that hard to do. Replace more Jung-focused scenes (that make the audience like him more, and understand him better) for some of the Inho scenes, smooth out the last few episodes and tweak the ending.

I'd actually like to see an English version of Cheese - a season on Netflix. I've written to Netflix to tell them to consider it. Not that they'll listen to me, but if people don't try to bring it to their attention they might never hear of it.

I'm really torn about this. On one hand, I want PHJ and the rest of the cast to move on from the franchise entirely. There had been so much drama and bad vibes that a remake would inevitably be affected as well. It's too soon, it's almost as if the movie is a knee-jerk reaction to the mess.

On the other hand, I can't imagine anyone other than PHJ as Yoo Jung. He embodied the character, and he shone even with the paltry screentime given to him in the second half of the drama. However, the production team would have to film soon if they manage to get him on board as he's not getting any younger.

I'm liking the idea of an animated adaptation, with PHJ and KGE voicing the leads. I agree with the comment above that CitT would make a great anime. This way, we may still get both actors on board once the webtoon has wrapped up without worrying about anyone's age or appearance.

ok... i will watch it if comic end

I hope he stays far away from the movie, too. In my opinion whoever bought the rights in China should just re-edit the second half of the drama, i.e. change/add the PHJ scenes like how it's supposed to be (but please no dubbing) and everyone's happy or at least somehow more satisfied.

Oh no. If the powers that be had handled the original correctly, a film spin off would have been okay. After the shenanigans that resulted in the crash and burn of the series, it's best to walk away. I feel sorry for the webtoon writer, they have essentially have had their product, their brand, ruined by the rouge PD.

First reaction : WHAT ?! and gaping like a goldfish in a bowl

So torn, but ... no. I think it's best not to do it at ALL. (Oh, but the possibility of a good story urgh) I don't think I can take it if another actor is playing Jung

I don't quite understand this move. What can a 2h (may even be shorter) movie do that a 16-episode drama can't? Moreover, just like many other CITT fans, Park Haejin is the only real-life image of Jung for me. But it will feel so weird to have only him reprised and all the other casts changed. Then again, i'd really not wish to have another actor take up the role. What with the immense viewers dissatisfaction with the drama, this move is just inviting more comments on what went wrong and what could be improved. We don't need another actor in the mix for this whole saga. The drama left a sour note. But really, just let it go at that. I feel like any attempts to salvage it or even to touch it will result in things getting uglier.

Could be a golden second chance?! But please, for the love god, Piano better not have a role in it!

The reactions really put me off this franchise. The demand seems to be to change all actors except PHJ. The story may be alienating but the other actors were also pitch perfect-- Kim Go Eun, Seo Kang Joon, Lee Sung Kyung. I don't want a Seol who isn't Go Eun. Park Hae Jin has all the sympathy in the drama behind the drama and for good reason, but the devaluing of all other characters and actors is so OTT. When the drama was good, it was the best, and it was because of all of these actors, but it's completely unacknowledged. I didn't realize how Yoo Jung centric the fan-base was before I started watching, not only re: screentime, but with every character who questioned him hated on and branded a hypocrite, to the extent that the actors bore the brunt for it-- why is Seol calling In Ho oppa and refusing to understand Jung, why hasn't In Ho made anything of his life and keeps blaming Jung, why is In Ha trying to ruin Jung's life. I've never before so strongly felt that I was watching a completely different drama.

Reading any of the comments for this drama used to be like reading a very long In Defence Of post. What I found strange was that there was universal admission that Yoo Jung's character and PHJ as an actor, were shafted; he didn't have enough lines, his screentime was slashed, he wasn't made accessible to viewers because his scenes and actions were haphazard, his back-story wasn't fully explored, his motives weren't developed well, he wasn't made sympathetic because of this lack of exploration, AND YET, most of the comments were a defence of the character, his actions and motives, ie people understood him and loved him, even more than the characters who did have more screentime. Everything he did was completely understandable to the majority. So if a majority of people did get the character, fully sympathised with him, defended both his thought-process and actions and understood them completely-- then he couldn't possibly have been that badly written. On the other hand, if he WAS that badly written and short-changed, then his actions couldn't have been as easily defensible because the show wouldn't have given enough material for all that defence, which means most aspects of the character were either extrapolated from the webtoon or just created by the audience and mere conjecture. It's difficult to say that the character was shown as too problematic and wasn't given enough material to be sympathetic, while In Ho was made too nice and likeable, when people clearly like and praise Jung and his actions more-- which again means that either he IS likeable and the drama itself made him that way and itself gave people the material to understand the character and love him...or that people like him despite the drama, they like him regardless of the drama, as if he exists outside the drama itself and it doesn't matter what he does or says in it, which means they like a character that wasn't drama!Jung at all. I still wonder which one it is. People said that Jung wasn't made sympathetic in the drama and In Ho was made much too sympathetic, and yet if someone sympathised with In Ho (which, apparently, the drama was itself aiming for, according to the audience) then they were accused of reading his actions in a favourably coloured light (which would apply that the interpretation was favourable, not the drama writing for him). The whole thing was infinitely tiring.

No, just don't... I think it's too soon to even think of doing a movie adaption, much less make casting offers... Just let the webtoon wrap up. And if Soonkki agrees to a movie version, then let the talks begin at that point in time. Plus, I think PHJ should not reprise the role of Jung since I tend to like having different actors play the same role in drama vs. movie adaptation. PHJ already lined up his next drama, so that's probably something fans can look forward to. He did an amazing job as Jung and we don't really need him to do it all over again, especially when the plot is kinda iffy at this point depending on how the movie version will adapt the webtoon...