High Society (2015)

j’ai dit stop …

alors c’est dingue d’arrêter comme ça mais il faut se dire que certaines séries vieillissent extrêmement mal, pourtant ça date de 2015x ça fait 11 ans, mais la vitesse de vieillissement est hallucinante, ou alors c’est moi qui ait ce probleme, mais la qualité de l’imageC la photo, le jeu est tellement en dessous des productions actuelles que cela n’a pas de sens, pourtant je certifie que plein de séries de 2010 pourtant ont vieilli beaucoup mieux.
du coup, ne tenez pas compte de la note , personnellement je ne n’ai pas aimé, mais c’est purement technique, à vous de vous faire votre propre idée

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I was so excited for this drama. With actors like Sung Joon and Uee I thought nothing could go wrong. But, a lot went wrong.

It was a story bogged down by a messy predictable script and two lead actors with about as much chemistry as a goldfish and a tree. Throughout the first eleven episodes, we see little no character development in either of the lead actors, and then are left with so much sudden character development in the next five that it's completely ridiculous.

Though, had the story a fast enough pace and a more well rounded script the show wouldn't have been such a bore. Had they cut out all the needless parts and really gotten to it sooner, the later character development and the development of emotions would've made a whole life more sense, as we'd have had more time to see these changes. Instead, the ending was rushed and messy, and also somehow boring and skippable. This series was eleven episodes of utter waste, and five episodes of trying to make it all make sense.

The one and only redeeming quality of this series, was the second lead couple. Ji Yi was smart, down to earth, and willing to work hard, and Chang Soo was fun and cute. Together they were honestly the best part of the show, I often skipped to their parts. Their chemistry was off the walls and their romance oddly believable. I would've much rather watched an entire series about them doing cute couple things and arguing than having to watch the cringe worthy romance between the main leads.

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