Super strange that they didn't dub Clara Lee's lines in Chinese but in English. Ifl she's speaking Korean instead…
And it's like they couldn't decide what accent to use when she speaks English. I also find it strange that our protagonists understand her English enough to respond to what she's saying, but they answer her in Mandarin.
So Luo Ren is leaving on a dangerous mission to confront one of the bad guys, Mu Dai might never see him again...and poor Ren doesn't even get a goodbye kiss out of the deal. A passionate kiss would've made that scene a lot more impactful IMO, but what do I know? (Yeah, I know she doesn't do kissing scenes and that most Chinese couples don't kiss in public, but still...)
well and I know this may be a news for those who were born after 2000 but this is a very Indiana Jones vibe production.…
I've been thinking the exact same thing. I think that's why the CGI doesn't bother me as much as it does others. To me it's like watching a Saturday morning program or maybe even an old Star Trek episode. The special effects in those shows weren't great but the story was interesting. In some ways I think the CGI actually reflects an old vibe on purpose.
Jo jung suk as Ik jun will always be my favourite character
He actually reminds me of my 40 year old son...always busy, always looking for something new to do, always interested in other people, and always trying to be a good father.
She is beautiful. I noticed they did her hair and eyes differerently in the scene with the red shoes.
They really did! And having kind of wavy hair myself, I was a little offended at the wig they had her wearing... but it all worked out in the end, I guess.
She is beautiful. I noticed they did her hair and eyes differerently in the scene with the red shoes.
A Little Thing Called First Love is really a cute series but the folks in charge went over board in making the girl look bad. It was supposed to be that she was plain but he loved her anyway, in comparison to the beautiful girl that he wasn't interested in. I don't know why they went so far to make that point.
Just a few episodes in, but SWL seems so much more 'relaxed' for lack of a better word, and so to me he's really good in this role. Maybe action/thrillers are more his style.
I enjoyed this series quite a bit, but I'm greedy! I want to know how Xi Chi's business enterprises work out...I want to know how Huan'er does in graduate school...and I want to know more about the relationship between Du Man and Song Cong. I like the way they did the ending, and I know we don't always get answers in real life, but still...
I'd settle for one of those dreaded time jumps if it'd answer my questions. Otherwise, it almost seems like an open ending IMO. Maybe I'll try to find an English version of the novel on line.
lee sang yi is sooo good here! them making him FL's senior when there's a 7 yrs gap between shin mina and him…
Watching it now and having a serious case of second lead syndrome. He's so handsome and his character is so sweet! Can't help but feel a little bit sorry for him....
The scene in episode 25 where Xi Chi and Huan'er are trying to kiss each other in the sports office made me laugh out loud. It felt like the actors' laughter was genuine, too! It seems they had a lot of fun working together.
The difference between Xi Chi/Huan'er's relationship and Song Cong/QiQi's relationship also stood out to me. Xi Chi and Huan'er know each other well enough to communicate with a raised eyebrow or a slight change in expression. I don't think Song Cong and QiQi would ever reach that level of understanding, no matter how long they tried to stay together.
Did they mention how many years passed between s1 and s2 in the story? maybe I missed something...
I wondered about that, too, since it seems Shen Yi is more into the psychology of the suspects in this season. Perhaps he took some university classes?
Yes. Episode 17.Obviously they already fall for each other, but keep it undisclosed.
I saw that he put a large envelope in his desk drawer so I assumed that was an acceptance letter for Yeching but I'm watching with subtitles so I was sure. Thanks for clearing up that little detail!
Yes. Episode 17.Obviously they already fall for each other, but keep it undisclosed.
So did he really miss the score necessary to go to Yeching, or was he just telling everyone that so they wouldn't question his choice to go to the other college?
I don't understand people who say that song cong moves on too quick. I feel like a large demographic of people…
Agreed. IMO, with the way the characters are written it's been obvious from the start that they wouldn't work long term. He is too determined to achieve his own goals. Of course, as a young man, he's going to enjoy having a beautiful girl's interest in him, but that doesn't mean they have to spend the rest of their lives together. It's all a part of growing up.
Xi Chi and HuanEr were characters that were written to 'click' from the start, but even they had to find that out for themselves.
Those plot lines are what makes a series like this enjoyable. We get to see our characters change and grow as they experience life.
I did not even recognize him as the female leads childhood friend in First Frost. They did him dirty in that drama…
I think he looks handsome in both dramas! Giving him a more 'mature' hairstyle in FF changed his looks a lot IMO. And I agree about his character in the First Frost. It seems the only reason he was around later in the series was to tell the ML where to find the FL.
I'm impressed with the acting range of Zhai Xiao Wen. I saw him playing a responsible adult in The First Frost and he's here playing a slightly goofy teenager in this drama. I'm not sure I would've realized it was the same actor if I hadn't checked his credits on MDL. (All of the actors are good, but I haven't seen them in other things yet. I'll be looking for their other shows as well.)
I'd settle for one of those dreaded time jumps if it'd answer my questions. Otherwise, it almost seems like an open ending IMO. Maybe I'll try to find an English version of the novel on line.
The difference between Xi Chi/Huan'er's relationship and Song Cong/QiQi's relationship also stood out to me. Xi Chi and Huan'er know each other well enough to communicate with a raised eyebrow or a slight change in expression. I don't think Song Cong and QiQi would ever reach that level of understanding, no matter how long they tried to stay together.
Xi Chi and HuanEr were characters that were written to 'click' from the start, but even they had to find that out for themselves.
Those plot lines are what makes a series like this enjoyable. We get to see our characters change and grow as they experience life.