Happy Ending KDramas/Movies - Rated

Netflix. Outstanding. I'd watch a 3rd season.

On Viki. It ended somewhat abruptly; I was expecting more development of some of the characters. It felt like it could have had a second season, but it is not that open-ended.

On Viki. Great drama, with outstanding acting and nonstop action. Episodes are about 45 minutes long, and there are only 10 of them. It went fast. I loved the camaraderie, the connection of the characters, and their growth. A message I would share with teens or kids that study and work hard and expect quick results: "Just because it's taking time, it doesn't mean it is is not happening" and "Be patient everything comes to you  in the right moment." - this second quote is from Goutam buddha.

On Viki. Cute romance.

Netflix. Great, high-quality medical and action. I look forward to a 2nd season.

On Netflix. Heartwarming legal drama. I really enjoyed each and every episode of this drama, it had touching moments, some romance, and deep conversations and reflections regarding perspectives on love. It was a bit sad that they didn't give more on the ML and FL love relationship due to some social stigmas on the age gap, but the ending is open, and I like to think they could be roommates or partners for Hash's benefit. I would like to watch this drama again. The second leads have a beautiful relationship; I liked their chemistry. 

On Viki. Great movie. Temp teacher and bullying. Action and humor.

On Viki. Extremely well done, with many twists and turns as well as many sweet moments. Great acting from all characters. I will re-watch it.

On Amazon Prime. It was a sweet movie.

Netflix. I love the actors in it, they did a great job, however: this is a very very slow drama. It started great, and had a promising premise but I don't know how it went south. I won't re-watch this show.

On Netflix. Outstanding cast acting and a true evil antagonist that is extremely dislikeable. The protagonists have sweet chemistry, and there are some funny moments. It has a happy ending for the leads, with a few bittersweet situations that will bring you to tears.

On Viki. It is a modern, "cooler", and more sentimental S.K. version of Back to the Future. I really enjoyed it. It is a truly sweet drama, with more emotional moments than just funny ones, and great music.

On Hulu. FL is cheated on by her toxic fiancee and learns that relationships are about both people being supportive of each other. The ML is a green flag: protective and caring. The second ML-FL are also very sweet, and one can relate to them easily.

On Hulu. It is not a comedy but a serious take on the emotional healing process. It is a very slow drama, with slower dialogues and long pauses in conversations. Even though I really like it, the acting is superb, and the characters grow throughout time, it was almost painful to see such slow progress. You can "see" the characters reflect on their emotions, and instead of constantly being overly dramatic, they seem to realize the consequences of what (actions) led them there. The mom of the male lead was very frustrating because she was so evil. I finished the series, and I am glad I watched it. 

On Viki. 

On Netflix. I loved this series. The leads seemed to connect well, and the acting was awesome. It is a great series that I'd like to rewatch. I wish they would come up with a 2nd season.

On Viki, and Netflix. Outstanding drama about delicate topics such as euthanasia, and the show brings to light some rare medical conditions. The reflections of the male lead are insightful; the female lead  overcomes trauma, and provides another perspective to trauma and support to those who are sick.
It is not a romance drama, but there is a hint of it, and everything develops wonderfully.

On Netflix. It is a comedy, with some action, interesting - out of the ordinary characters. Half-way through the series I am still not getting  into it since it is not a genre I am drawn to; personally, it could be a bit more fast-paced, and it seems to have quite a bit going on (story-threads). You should give it a try since this is not a genre I usually enjoy.

Currently on Netflix. Period Kdrama, time travel, romance, and action. This is an older drama (2012) that portrays societal and gender views/behavior from back in a long-ago dynasty—the period and modern early 2010s. I really like the modern actress, but it is not as enthralling as I thought it may be. I need to see if the image settings of my tv make it look less like a telenovela.

Action-packed movie. There is friendship and good work boss-worker rapport. It's a quick watch with some violence (kid abuse/assault trigger) and lots of comraderie.