Don't worry there's a lot of people like you who didn't like it to. As u I tried to watch cause of the hype around it but I found it bored and poorly executed... It was like watching something create for girl teenager, nothing deep or touching. I drop @ 10 I think.
I've watched few of them over the last 10 years but the result was the same: DECEIVED. So I decided to never ever try them again. Everything is one notch below his neighbors. The quality of the script is really from another time, I had the impression to watch each time a very bad version of a telenovela (And I hate telenovelas). The production quality, let's not even talk about it, the rendering was very amateurish, but I must admit that by looking at recent extracts they have improved. In short, Filipino drama is like watching Soap Opera, everything is exaggerate.
Cha Min Ho in Defendant, Seo Dong Jae in Stranger and my favorite character of all dramas Ceo Gu Seung hyo in Life ( However I doubt they're bad, I will say they're Grey).
One of the many questions I have in this episode: How come he's not shocked to meet TY 2020 when we all know she's exactly the same as his mother? They're not gonna tell us he forgot his own mother's face, are they? Besides DY was already his friend before the Reset, since she is the one who took him to choose his mother's cake, how come they don't know each other anymore? And who wrote the book of prophecy? Another inconsistency is the existence of JG and TY. If we assume that the Reset only brought the events back to the day of his mother's murder, then it didn't cancel the time travel at all, but rather the events following the murder. Moreover, they sufficiently explaining us the origins of JG and TY, the first one being creating from a father and a mother coming from the future; the second one being stemming from a mother also coming from the future. Based on this principle, the existence of these two can only be due to the elements mentioned recently, i.e. without time travel; THEIR EXISTENCE AUTOMATICALLY CANCELS ITSELF OUT.
I'm a fan of fantasy drama. But those you mentioned was far way too good for this one. Watch at your own risk.…
The light in your Eyes (Radiant) is one the most beautiful drama I've watched so far... About Alice as a lot I have a mix feelings with it But not because of what everyone's complaining about, but rather because of the execution of the story. In my opinion, I find it too confusing. However, I would advise you to make up your own opinion by watching it. Because all tastes are out, maybe you'll like it.
Remember back in Ep 4 when Oh-won (Choi Won Young) said in his dissertation that multiple versions of someone…
I highly recommend it. Dark provokes a severe, but pleasant headache for the spectator. The first season puts the mechanics in place, each episode bringing a gear to a brilliant narrative clockwork. It's pretty clear, despite the many characters and temporal crossover hunts. And his last episode ends with a cliffhanger making the wait for the sequel unbearable. This season displays an authentic trademark, by an exceptional production quality, with numerous sets, reconstructions, and an ultra careful realization by the light, the composition of the frames, the camera movements or the editing. Not to mention an almost perfect performance. In short, a brilliant hypnotic puzzle, just like the credits. In my opinion Dark is much more than just Sci Fi - it's a lot of human, environmental and philosophical issues behind it. Paradoxically, it's as complicated as it is clear that I had to read each interview with the writers to understand how they never lost track.
Of all your recommendations, I followed only one to the end. I have a lot of worries with cdramas, even if it's true that it's naturally to them that I turn to when I have nothing more to watch on the Korean side, I nevertheless abandon 98% of them. The narrative quality of these dramas sometimes leaves me doubtful, especially when it comes to romantic contemporary stories. It's full of the worst clichés in a scenario as poor as it is insipid. Recently, I tried to follow again all the successful dramas on networks like The Untamed, Love is sweet and Dating in the Kitchen, it was again a big disappointment. On the other hand, I think cdrama have a nice touch when it comes to serious historical and political dramas, not the Oh my emperor type, even when there's romance, they don't always lose quality. But then I find very few scenarios like that.
I drop @ 10 I think.
Everything is one notch below his neighbors. The quality of the script is really from another time, I had the impression to watch each time a very bad version of a telenovela (And I hate telenovelas). The production quality, let's not even talk about it, the rendering was very amateurish, but I must admit that by looking at recent extracts they have improved. In short, Filipino drama is like watching Soap Opera, everything is exaggerate.
Another inconsistency is the existence of JG and TY. If we assume that the Reset only brought the events back to the day of his mother's murder, then it didn't cancel the time travel at all, but rather the events following the murder. Moreover, they sufficiently explaining us the origins of JG and TY, the first one being creating from a father and a mother coming from the future; the second one being stemming from a mother also coming from the future. Based on this principle, the existence of these two can only be due to the elements mentioned recently, i.e. without time travel; THEIR EXISTENCE AUTOMATICALLY CANCELS ITSELF OUT.
Paradoxically, it's as complicated as it is clear that I had to read each interview with the writers to understand how they never lost track.