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my study motivation tbh
nyesel kenapa baru nonton skrg... THIS KDRAMA IS A VERY MASTERPIECE!! kang sol a slays when shes pretending to be kan dan 🤭🤭🤭 i rlly love sol a here :( my lovely kang sol a T_____T shes already trying the best huhuhu. and han joonhwi omaga my smart boiiiiii slaaaayed :pp i kinda hope that there's a romance thingy from sol a and joonhwi but my expectation is too high i guess..... but damn this is the real masterpiece of 'law' kdrama!!! the actors/actresses's acting is SO good!!! and also the ost... it's driving me crazy..........Was this review helpful to you?
The most surprisingly courtroom drama I've ever seen outhere
Honestly Im a bit shocked abt how good this actually was. I had just finished "Witchs Court" drama until i saw LS on netflix catalogue and i was like "yeah okay im feeling like i need more of courtroom and prosecutors right now" and then i was hit by this masterpiece.I think i have the obligation of putting this on my top 5 kdrama list in this moment. The storytelling is amazong because you never know whats going to happen in the next episodes. It got to a point that i wasnt even questioning anymore because i would put my life into Prof. Yang Jong Hoon hands, really cuz everytime he was doing something suspicious i thought "no, this man KNOWS" its so out of the blue and plot twisted that you get really amazed by how freaking smart this is.
Also, the characters are soooo relatable. Kang Sol A is literally my living thoughts every moment. the drama was focuses on the plot but this dindnt hide the perfect chemistry between her and Han Joon Hwi, i got all the typed of butterflies when i saw the way that he lookes at her. Bcoz THAT MAN became my ideal type of boyfriend.
the way i almost screamed and woke up my entire house when i saw them shining after all the humiliation that the universuty put them through and wearing fancy law clothes and expansive watches. It got me with a feeling of proud, idk.
maybe im too emotional afterall and probably will get kinda embarrased abt how much i wrote hahaha hut i can put the blame on the heat of the moment.
if you ever get the chance, watch it. I bet you wont regret.
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i love the cast
the best law dram i ever watched (first and last lol) kidding it was so good. the cast is full of legends. this is one of the reasons why i lote it sm. the story was also good. the friendship between them, the vibes, the story, characters, everything was awwwwwesomee. After watching this drama, I wondered if I should study law. I mean, the only problem is that they are very hardworking (some of them) and very quiet. If I were to study law, I would definitely be like Kang Sol a or Yeseul lol. But still, despite everything that happened, their friendship seemed very sweet to me.Was this review helpful to you?
one of the few perfect dramas
well written and well made drama. every character had depth and an evolution, except that prof yang doesn't need the evolution, he felt like a very reliable protagonist, nothing escaped him, nothing caught him by surprise even though that took away a bit of the thriller element of it because the almighty main lead is going to solve it.every character had their flaws and i found it refreshing because we're not expected to like them either, just a perfect portrayal of competitive people who found themselves in an extraordinary situation
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i may be the outliar....
i was looking forward to diving into this drama since i heard great things about it but it felt flat for me. ive watched law dramas before and i have liked them but the style of this drama wasnt for me.i ended up liking two of the side characters, kang sol B and seo jio-ho, more than i liked the main two characters. they felt more compelling to me. i didn't mind that there wasn't really romance center but even some of the bonds of friendship were not strong enough for me.
i especially did not like that they did flashbacks and withholding information only to reveal it later every. single. episode. i like plot twists and this kind of format but not every single episode because it gets too repetitive and boring.
i did like episode 13 though. that was really well done and comedy star of the show, lee chun hee!!
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Anyone who likes suspense and law related kdramas should see this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IT'S ONE OF THE BEST LAW DRAMA EVERRRRRRRRRRRRNONE OF THE EPISODES WERE BORING.
IT HAD SOOOOOOOOO MANY TWISTS AND SOOOOOOOOO MUCH SUSPENSE THAT I DID NOT STOP WATCHING IT.
IT HAS AMAZING STORY LINE.
SOOOOOOOO FREAKING AMAZING COURT SCENES.
buttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt
IT HAD A BIT OF ROMANCE AS WELL B/W KANG SOL A AND HAN JOON HWIIIIIIIIII
THEIR CHEMISTRY WAS REALLY CHEMISTRYING.
AND THE LOOK HAN JOON HWI HAD WHENEVER HE LOOKED AT HER.
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW, I LOVED HOW HE ALWAYS SMILED AT HER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THEY WERE SOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOOD
BUT SADLY THEY WEREN'T A COUPLE.😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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Young Adults Overthrowing The Corrupt Government
The drama has it all, intricate plot without any holes, lively acting, the grandiose of law drama, etc. But you know what else makes me so in love with this drama? The barely-there-romance (or the romance-baiting, for the lack of a better word).In this drama, a group of law students unexpectedly gets tangled in a mess, and ended up working together to solve a big case, in which powerful government officials are involved. It's serious, but also funny, lighthearted and relatable. This absolutely deserves all the hype!
P.S. Prof Yang is the ultimate eye candy here, I'm sorry Han Joon Hwi
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⚖️ "Law School" (2021) Review: A Compelling Legal Thriller Worth Watching
"Law School" delivers a thrilling and generally well-written storyline that captures the intensity of legal education and complex criminal cases. This series is so engaging that it warrants multiple rewatches, testifying to its compelling narrative and suspenseful execution. It is a highly recommended watch, especially for those looking for a K-drama that offers both depth and entertainment, and one that holds up well enough to enjoy on a second (or third) viewing.Was this review helpful to you?
THIS IS THE DRAMA
law school is such an interesting drama full of plot twists and with a very talented cast that blew my mind away with every single scene. for the reply 1988 enthusiasts, sung bora (ryu hyeyoung) is here with adult noeul ((woo hyun) and also young noeul's ex gf (lee sookyung). this drama mainly focuses on the death of a professor in a law school and with each episode you learn something new about the professor's death and also the story of the characters. apart from the drama itself being really really good, the ost is also amazing, i was definitely not expecting such a good ost (stream we are by lee seung yoon on spotify). please give it a watch!Was this review helpful to you?
The script is too much
The movie plot is nice, but there’s a lot going on. There are so many characters to focus on, and it’s making the movie a lot stressful to comprehend. There’s no particular storyline, and the time jumps are a lot. It’s almost like they’re trying re-enact a Korean version of How to Get Away With Murder, but they’re doing it all wrong, and the execution of the movie is terrible. The actors though great, also seem like they’re forcing their roles, they are not flowing as much as i want them to with the storyline.Was this review helpful to you?
If I wanted lectures, I’d audit a class—not a drama
Law School was a drama I approached with curiosity, but ultimately it didn’t align with my viewing preferences. While I could appreciate its ambition and the way it tackled systemic issues within the justice system, the heavy reliance on legal jargon and courtroom lectures made it feel more like homework than entertainment. The intellectual sparring was sharp, but the pacing leaned too cerebral for my taste, draining rather than fueling my engagement.Dropping it wasn’t about dismissing its quality—it’s clear the drama had merit and resonated with many viewers. For me, though, the balance tipped too far into legalese, leaving little room for the emotional resonance or suspense that I look for in crime‑adjacent titles. I prefer narratives that ground systemic critique in character‑driven payoff, and Law School felt more like a textbook than a thriller.
In the end, my decision to drop this drama was about protecting bandwidth and staying true to my shelf ethic. It’s not that the drama wasn’t good—it simply wasn’t for me. By recognizing that distinction, I can respect its strengths while keeping my own curation disciplined and aligned with resonance.
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