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I don't know what is happening in the drama
At first, I started watching this because of kim young dae. I usually love his dramas. I won't judge this drama much yet since I'm only on episode 1, but so far, I haven't understood what the story is.In the first scene, I can see the FL pass out in an interview, and then she meets her future self, who tells her not to take the job, but she refuses to do so and then ends up just as her future self described her. Then they showed how bad her workplace was, the office politics, etc. Then comes her boyfriend. She goes to the police to say that her bf is missing since the day before, then she states some supernatural possibilities like aliens and d deep hole something. She states that she mentioned marriage, and after that, her bf went out and never came back. Then that night, I think her bf visits her place and tells her that they are not in a financial state to get married and will end up broke and struggle to survive their day-to-day lives. Which I thought was true and practical. But they portrayed him as the villain here, even though he was right, and they broke up. Later, it turns out that he was cheating her, and then they go to the crosswalk, kk embarrassing her bf with the stupid song and dance. The ML sees all this and is like Ohhh, this girl is a warrior, ohh cool Till now, I didn't understand where the story is trying to lead us, and I'm confused about what is happening. I'll try to watch a few more episodes and rewrite this review.
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Episode 1: A Comedy That Doesn’t Know What It’s Selling
To the Moon presents itself as a survival comedy about three broke office workers dreaming of getting rich, but from the very first episode it’s clear the show has no idea what story it wants to tell.The protagonist, played by Lee Sun Bin, lives the classic Korean office hell: screaming bosses, miserable pay, and a routine that feels like punishment. So far, familiar territory… but the show tries to mix fantasy, comedy, and social critique all at once, and the result is tonal chaos.
The narrative runs on hysteria—characters reacting with absurd intensity to trivial situations. What should feel like comedy ends up as a collective tantrum shot in fast-forward. Even when her boyfriend leaves her, the script pushes her into such over-the-top despair it borders on self-parody. And ironically, when he reappears saying marriage would be a mistake for financial reasons, the show paints him as a villain—though he’s the only one making any sense.
Then comes the “empowerment” moment: she confronts him with a song-and-dance routine in front of his car. It’s supposed to be liberation, but it looks more like a circus act with feminist slogans. To the Moon confuses healing with exhibition and strength with noise.
And just when you think it can’t sink lower, the three women run away laughing as if they’d just pulled a teenage prank—until silence hits, reminding them that despite all the chaos, their lives are still exactly the same.
The punchline? Their grand solution to misery is… investing in cryptocurrency.
To the Moon ends up being the ultimate guide to emotional stagnation: when life falls apart, throw a tantrum, sing a song, and buy crypto.
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Eu realmente gostei muito!
Eu amei esse drama! Achei leve, divertido e sem muita tensão. O foco principal está no desenvolvimento das personagens, que buscam entender a própria vida e os próprios sonhos, enfrentando suas dores e dificuldades.É muito gostoso acompanhar a amizade das protas e o desenvolvimento dos casais. Em nenhum momento achei tedioso ou chato, pelo contrário! A história tem o ritmo certo e mostra como, com as amizades certas, pessoas que realmente torcem pela nossa evolução nos ajudam a trilhar caminhos estreitos de um jeito muito mais suave e leve.
Sobre os casais, o que mais me encantou foi o respeito e a sinceridade entre eles. Não há aquela coisa boba e enrolada, triângulos amorosos ou mentiras. São pessoas que se gostam de verdade e que desejam o melhor uma para a outra. Elas não colocam o relacionamento como o centro de tudo, mas vivem unidos em um propósito de se fazerem felizes, sem deixar a individualidade de lado.
E as músicas SÃO LINDAS, eu amo esse ator e ele cantando foi tudo de maravilhoso!!!!
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NO ES TAN MALA COMO DICEN LAS RESEÑAS
Fue agradable. La banda sonora fue lo mejor que me hacían cantar cada vez que salían.Cuando ví en Trailer la quise ver por Kim Young-dae y porque creí que sería un dramas cliché, pero este no lo tiene al 100%, se centra más en otros temas que pueden parecer aburridos a mitad de capitulos pero que resultan con mucha reflexión en la vida. El romance no es lo principal aquí si es lo que buscas, a pesar de eso, la pareja tuvo mucha química y momentos románticos (el prota súper guapo lol)
Las amigas fueron lo principal, ese apoyo, cariño y química entre ellas es de soñar querer, hubo muchos momentos muy divertidos y tristes de ellas pero de alguna manera siempre terminaba bien. La parejita entre la amiga y el subgerente me gustó mucho, al principio pensé que ella era muy superficial al solo fijarse en él cuando el cambió su apariencia, pero aún así me encantó la manera en que era el con ella.
La parte "controversial" con Da-hee la vi un poco muy simple, pensé que iba a ver un triángulo amoroso real y fuerte pero eran otras intenciones jajaja, pienso que al final no fue mucho su desarrollo de personaje ya que como tal no afecta mucho en la historia.
A pesar de todo eso me gustó mucho el final, cada personaje tuvo su final feliz a su manera, y nuevamente reitero, me encantaron todas las canciones que te harán cantar y se te quedarán en la cabeza por un buen rato jajajs.
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