Sweet Home Season 3

not the most satisfying but it was bittersweet

seeing hyunsu and eunyu and eunhyuk all in one scene is the highlight for everyone right or is that just me lol??? not gonna lie, i don't always fully understand what's happening since s2 but when those 3 were all together, i was like, this is worth it lmao acting-wise, my god, no complaints here but lee siyoung as yikyung saving her daughter? so incredible, probably my favorite performance overall. song kang changing from hyunsu to his alter ego monster, good. i do like when pretty actors play these psychopathic or villainous characters. go minsi is always amazing. in this last season we had some side stories i love (hani and that ahjussi), side stories i didn't care much for (the priest and sunhwa, sorry!), scenes i love (again the main 3 + hyunsu vs eunhyuk scene, sergeant tak's way of saving the remaining survivors, yikyung and yisu etc etc) and so many questions still (neohumans???). i think there's so much still to explore with the neohumans and yisu's potential. so many of our characters from s1 wasn't there anymore. the last few eps of this is like waiting for how the next character woud die actually. in the end, it was just bittersweet

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If you can, just pretend this drama only had one season, I wish I had...

While S3 wasn't the same complete waste of space S2 was, it just felt like a total waste of potential. The plot was exciting in theory but in practice it felt both too slow and too fast with pivotal scenes getting little screentime to instead focus on half-assed characters with less personality than a piece of cardboard.

Tell me why I was BEGGING for characters, even main characters, to die throughout the season so that we would have less people to focus on? Even the characters I liked ended up having their personalities scrapped by the end with no proof of character development for any of them.

The plot was right there, the actors were good, they had everything going for them but I guess they just bit off more than they could chew.

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If you fall in love with this you can be consumed...Be careful ?

I think I'm consumed with the never-ending monsterization crisis.
I still haven't recovered from yesterday's bomb ❤️😶‍🌫️
Season 3> We've got everything solved in the end but it seems like we've lost something during the endless search to resolve all the problems.

To understand this last season you must fully watch the previous 2 season before...(doing that you will get to know how the characters begun and end up here)

Hyun Su blue eye's(in the monsterization phase) were so cool, his flamed wing getting out of the acidic bus was a blow mind scene,
the hard work that he had to do, unmonsterizating others, was touching...)

I was hoping to get know more about the cocoon/neonhuman Eun yeok, but it seems like 8 episodes wasn't enough to explain all the things by details.

I thought that Eun yu, Yi su, Young Su transition would appear on the screen but 😑...

But It was original,bombastic, comic, thrilling, and mesmerising for me to see how all the cast developed their characters in a way that were able to complete this master piece.
Well done 👏👏👏👏👏
My huge thanks for all the Production team, Directors,Graphic and visual artist, the cast...to everyone that worked hard, days and sleepless nights, to complete this 3 memorable and fantastic season of the serie "스위트 홈".

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Could've been 6 episodes....

Idk if this is based off of a webtoon or manga, so maybe they were trying to stick to a certain story?

Season 1 was great. Great casting, acting and story. Little to no skips. Season 2 they gut the acting and replace some characters. Story was mid. Acting was average to above average. A lot of skips or watching with the speed at 2x.

Season 3. The 2 kids were the most entertaining and well written, probably by accident. Go Min Si and Lee Do Hyun were amazing. Song Kang with another robot performance. Every scene he was in whether he was angry, happy, sad or trying to be funny.....just a straight face almost like he was confused.

If you were expecting redemption from how bad season 2 was, you'll be disappointed. Only giving it a 7 because Go Min Si and Lee Do Hyun were that good.

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It can have spoiler in it.

So first of all hello to those that read my review. And for those that watch Sweet Home please watch it from Season 1.

Sweet Home how should i begin, I watch all 3 Seasons and it was one the Series of all the althought i didn't understand the story at first. Season 1 was somewhat hard to understand but it has a really good Storyline and the Acting was also good the casting was the best there where parts where i didn't understand the Story but it was really and the ending was somewhat mystery but that was actually the reason to watch Season 2.

Season 2 was actually even harder to understand the Story because it will flip from one Story to another so it was little hard to understand but eventually it can be understand and it was really good acting and action line, but then the end was really suprising but it is yet the reason to watch Season 3 and oh boy.

Season 3 first of all i didn't know a would this into Sweet Home i watch it over and over anyway back to Season 3 it was beyond expectation the Story the Action the Visual and the return of some people and other dying it was really worth while waiting for all 3 Seasons i love Sweet Home and i think i will be watching it again for a long time.
Thank you for reading this far, I hope you will also love Sweet Home when you watch.

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"sweethome"

arrrrggggghhhjhh
i thought that s3 is goona be peak of series "sweet home" buttttt this season is just slighly better than s2 and still worse than s1.i mean in s2 they represented us so much new character but what they do? nothing like they got killed cuz the director is ass broooo like why they represented charachter so much just for being killed by the directo bruhhhh man i mean give they some peak story brooo you sacrificed s2 for them and you not giving the peak story for them is just stupid brain and the end fight for this series is just ass like why they not fight??? why sangwook sacrifice himself in the ending like why not in s2????? and not giving a good fight for hyun su???i mean he's the mc broo let my mc shining brooo and im really sad that this series going downfall so deep like the s1 is soooo gooood broooo s1 could been the best fantasy series and s2 kill it like why they wasted s1 so bad ??? that makes me sad:( and i wanna talk about the ending i mean that ending is not that bad like human and neohuman should live together for better life but the story to ending is just killed me man.and last where's the romance between eun yu and hyun su bruhhhh?????.arrrggggghhhhh im really dissepointed cuz i really have high expectation for this series.they wasted a fucking good cast.

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We all need a sweet home to return to

If you didn't like season 2's shift of focus from the survivors we've grown to love to a whole new group of survivors in a new setting, you might be thinking season 3 won't have much to offer you.

Yes, the season 2 characters are still around, but the core 5 from season 1 (Cha Hyeon Su, Pyeon Sang Uk, Lee Eun Hyeok, Seo I Kyeong and Lee Eun Yu) are back in the spotlight for this final gory monster filled outing.

So let's start with the good: Lee Do Hyun is back after being absent for practically all of the second season. That appearance at the end of season 2 and the long wait for this season had me anticipating the brother and sister reunion between his character Lee Eun Hyeok and Go Min Si's character Lee Eun Yu.

Did it live up to the hype and delusions I singlehandedly built up by myself? Well, it wasn't bad. I kind of wish we got more interactions out of their characters but I can see why they wanted to wrap things up quickly.

Speaking of interactions: Cha Hyeon Su played by Song Kang has more of a prominent role this season. Despite being THE star of the drama, he was noticeably absent from most of season 2. I mean, sure, he was around, but with the introduction of new characters, he story arc felt like a side quest instead of the main story. I personally couldn't care less about his character if it meant he wouldn't be interacting with the complete cast of survivors (those who didn't die, of course) from season 1.

Anyway, the narrative once again focuses on Cha Hyeon Su's internal conflict and battle with his alter-ego. I couldn't been happier not as a Song Kang fan but as a fan of consistent storytelling. Really, the bar was so low this season. At the very least, I wanted the writers to follow through with plotlines and story threads that they introduced in the first season. I'm easy to please, dammit!

Rambling on with the good comes the acting. It wasn't a stellar story overall, but everyone's acting was great. You really felt the emotions from the characters. Kudos for all of those involved who took an "ok" script and made it slightly above average just with their acting.

That brings me to the bad: The story. While I praise the acting, the story felt rushed and boring at some parts. Around episode 5 is where I felt the pace picked up. I know it's an 8 episode drama, but I feel like the buildup was there for a good sendoff, but the writers kind of fumbled it by speed running to the end and throwing in lots of deaths that lacked emotion.

Also, there were story arcs that I didn't care about along with characters that, while entertaining, added no value to the overall narrative. I've had similar thoughts in season 2, but I was generally still seated because I knew (hoped) this season would be a return to what I loved about the drama in the first place: a great emotionally driven story.

The thing that confused me the most was the lack of attention on the new species called Neohuman's. Season 2's ending had me hype to see what would happen with their inclusion in the overall story. Were these Neohuman's gonna be on the side of good, bad or a neutral party? How were our characters gonna deal with this new possible threat in a world already full of other threaty-threats?

Well, we don't really get an answer to those questions exactly. Instead, the Neohuman's just seemed like a convenient excuse to cut down on the budget, but hey, I don't blame them though! Those CGI trash monster/transformer hybrids from last season were ridiculous and borderline offensive.

I'm closing this review with something positive. The ending was pretty good. Not great, but good. It actually made me emotional. Even with the flaws and narrative missteps that plagued this season, it was still bittersweet to see things come full circle and the three main characters we've followed the journeys of since season one return home.

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Can someone explain to me what happen ...

I get it its a continues series but I kinda don't get it a little, it just gests me more confused 😆. Its a good drama for me a bit confusing but still it makes ma want to finished it. Its an all star cast thats all giving an excellent job in portraying their roles accordingly. The reason why I watched it because of Kim Mu Yeol & Lee Do Hyun. He is such a good actor very versatile we can hate hin if he portrays a villain and love him if he portrays a good leading man. Here his a protector a good sergeant that it doesn't matter if he feels the pain as long as he save someone.
LDH is given lots of airtime in this season that the previous season,,he really showcase his acting talent here his good in portraying the nonchalant brother 👏 .
I akso want to commend Song Kang and Lee Jin Wook their hate relationship boost our anger with them that there is a need for me help Che Hyeon Su.
Many people have sacrifice themselves to protect others in short many died. This series tells us how far are you going to risk just to save others.
Its a satisfying ending wherein they ssee brightness in their dark world and takes away their fears.

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À vouloir trop en faire, on se vautre...

Cette saison est à l'image de la deuxième ^^', très plate... [Alors vous me direz, j'ai mis la même note pour toutes les saisons... Oui, car bien que la première m'avait convaincue sur le côté trash émotionnellement, les effets spéciaux & le casting trop mis en avant (beaucoup de star connues) m'avait quelque peu rebuté ^^'. De fait, elle a obtenu la même note que les suivantes.]

Que dire sur cette saison ?
• Une évolution assez logique quand on voit les évènements sur lesquels on nous avait laissé.
• Aucune explication valable sur les cas particuliers ou les néo-humains... Ni sur MH-1. Pourquoi voulait il le corps de sa fille ? (Oui, son corps est adéquat pour survivre & après ? Quel est le réel but ?)
• Une fin difficile à comprendre... (la partie avec Eun-Yu, Eun-Hyuk & Hyun-Su) Sont-ils humains ? Néo-humains ? Des monstres ? Qu'attendent-ils ?

Je pense que finalement, ils auraient dû s'arrêter à la première saison. L'œuvre originale n'allait de toute façon pas beaucoup plus loin... Puisque d'après mes souvenirs, il ne restait que 1 ou 2 chapitres après... (⚠ SPOILER Manhwa ⚠ Où on les voit arriver dans un "refuge" avec des militaires & finalement Hyun-Su qui est devenu un Néo-humain apparait près du camps... Suite au fait qu'il entend une mélodie qu'il reconnait, une émotion nait sur son visage... Ce qui donne de l'espoir pour la suite... Et ça finit la dessus. ⚠ Fin du SPOILER ⚠) Pourquoi avoir inventer 2 saisons qui n'apportent pas de réelles plus-values ?

Enfin bon, je ne vais pas dire que j'ai passé un mauvais moment mais je m'attendais à plus vu l'ambiance générale du manhwa & de la première saison...

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Finalmente chegamos a terceira temporada de Sweet Home. Ao contrário da maioria das pessoas eu tinha gostado da segunda e estava animada pela conclusão, mas apesar de fechar bem a questão da monstrificação, os vilões terem sido derrotados e a sinalização de um recomeço para os sobreviventes, alguns pontos ainda deixaram a desejar narrativamente.

Primeiro, o retorno do Lee Eun Hyeok. Toda uma expectativa foi criada sobre o retorno dele. Mas achei a volta um pouco decepcionante. Tudo bem, ele volta como uma evolução da monstrificação, um neohumano. Uma criatura com a aparência do humano que ele foi, porém sem as emoções humanas e também imortal. Mas de certa forma essa falta de emoção (apesar de entender a proposta) fez com que o reencontro dos irmãos ficassem meio sem graça.

Segundo, a retirada da Lee Eun Yu da batalha final. Entendo que ela ficaria "sobrando" ali porque já tinham muitos subenredos acontecendo e ela só seria "mais uma" fugindo. Mas ainda assim senti falta dela ali lutando ao lado dos rapazes.

Terceiro, o vilão no corpo do Pyeon Sang Uk. Tudo estava lindo maravilhoso até o vilão voltar "do nada" com o corpo do Pyeon Sang Uk que momentos antes ele tinha atirado no fogo. Como assim? Como que esse corpo se regenerou e ainda com o Pyeon Sang Uk lá porque ele novamente consegue impedir o vilão de sair. Enfim... confuso.

Os roteiristas de Sweet Home não têm compaixão por personagem. Todo mundo está em risco de morrer e morrem mesmo. Boa parte do elenco da primeira temporada morreu e boa parte das personagens introduzidas na segunda temporada também morrem. Particularmente não achei isso um grande problema, afinal eles estavam vivendo um apocalipse ali, nem todo mundo ia sobreviver mesmo e de certa forma algumas personagens se tornam até mais icônicas pela presença breve, mas marcante. Como foi o caso do Jung Jae Heon (o samurai) na primeira temporada. Ainda um dos meus personagens favoritos de Sweet Home. Mas sei que algumas mortes foram mesmo difíceis de aceitar.

Ainda sobre mortes de personagens, nada me deixou mais satisfeita que a morte do Dr. Lim. Tinha mais raiva dele que do vilão. A ganância e total falta de ética faziam dele a personagem mais insuportável da história. Amei vê-lo ser jogado no fogo sem conseguir alcançar a monstrificação que tanto almejava para si.

O final foi o que talvez poderíamos dizer... "feliz" para quem sobreviveu. Senti falta de uma interação mais romântica entre o Cha Hyeon Su e a Lee Eun Yu, mas a cena final deles assinalou um "e foram felizes para sempre" e isso bastou para mim.

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