How can a drama that premiered almost 10 years ago still be incredible? I've been wanting to watch it since last…
I think the writer is a good one! Actually we are rewatching the drama with friends on this blog: https://bitchesoverdramas.com/ You can check the rewatch files, it's a good time!
Yeah go do that....we will do fine here without your opinions
Looks like you have a gift for bad taste and low intelligence. Nice! Have fun with the drama. Note: it could be better than what I think now, but I just don't have the patience.
I watched 13 minutes, then I dodge. Comedy falling into an abyss of unfunny clownish realm with little sound effects. So, a comedy drama without comedy. Just childish forced non sens. I'll just rewatch a Monty Python show to clean up my mind now.
Sounds like the actor is too old for being a student. But for sure, I'd watch that because Jin Ki Joo is so good at comedy. Watched her in "From now on showtime", one of my fav comedy drama now.
I'm at episode 8. I'm surprised, it's better than what I expected. Of course, irrealistic, but not too much absurd. It focuses more on characters emotions.
I have the feeling to understand the title of the drama now. My guess is the "escape" isn't only litteral, it's about escaping themselves, or their old self. So the drama is about the redemption of 7 bad people. I'll watch to the end to check that.
I'm starting season2! I liked previous season less than previous dramas from our Queen of Makjang writer Kim Soon Ok. Even if 5 first episodes were excellent and first 2 ones perfect. Then, it leans too much in absurdity. But she never disappoint about pace, (over) dramatism and satire. So, I salivate as I'm starting the drama now.......
Finally ended. First part of last episode is epic. But second part rushed. Also, the very end not really satisfaying.
On the whole, the drama is forgetable. Plot heavy, many talks about that, with a sleepy feeling. Characters are a bit dead fishes and it's the problem with this writer. It's flat on ECG, except some moments of action/tension. More like an US series than a kdrama.
Ep08, 46:20. One of the weirdest things I watched here: The old man screams but we don't see him doing it. "NAGAAAAAA". Just a shot from the back, and another shot on the other character. Giving the sensation no one say anything. I don't know what was the purpose of this, but it feels totaly out of pace. Even out of reality......... 😬
Great review you made here. And smart to mention Christopher Nolan. Indeed, writer Song Jae-Jung uses non-linear storytelling in a heavy way, what makes her style quite unique in kdramas. By the way, I have to precise: you mention the editing about use of flashbacks/flashforward, but this isn't editing, it's in the screenplay.
If you need a drama that is easy to watch this one is for you. Is is not great and it is not bad. I have to say…
It's a very boring drama after episode 6. But it can please girls with candy eyes about simply watch the cute main couple, even when they are doing nothing (what happens often, lol).
Okay, I keep hearing people trash Love Alarm so much that now it's got me curious to check it out.... is it bad-bad,…
It's not that bad, but it's frustrating. FL is terribly annoying and once I got this idea, the drama was more watchable. She's an indecisive girl and it makes people mad, and first the two guys of the story. Some parts are a bit boring. Her boyfriend is boring, and she has boring dialogues with him. It's like a girl choosing a boring life. I could watch because I like the actress Kim So Hyun, and she's never been more beautiful than in Love Alarm part 2.
Actually we are rewatching the drama with friends on this blog:
https://bitchesoverdramas.com/
You can check the rewatch files, it's a good time!
Nice! Have fun with the drama.
Note: it could be better than what I think now, but I just don't have the patience.
Comedy falling into an abyss of unfunny clownish realm with little sound effects.
So, a comedy drama without comedy. Just childish forced non sens.
I'll just rewatch a Monty Python show to clean up my mind now.
But for sure, I'd watch that because Jin Ki Joo is so good at comedy.
Watched her in "From now on showtime", one of my fav comedy drama now.
Of course, irrealistic, but not too much absurd.
It focuses more on characters emotions.
I have the feeling to understand the title of the drama now.
My guess is the "escape" isn't only litteral, it's about escaping themselves, or their old self.
So the drama is about the redemption of 7 bad people.
I'll watch to the end to check that.
I liked previous season less than previous dramas from our Queen of Makjang writer Kim Soon Ok.
Even if 5 first episodes were excellent and first 2 ones perfect.
Then, it leans too much in absurdity.
But she never disappoint about pace, (over) dramatism and satire.
So, I salivate as I'm starting the drama now.......
Also, the very end not really satisfaying.
On the whole, the drama is forgetable.
Plot heavy, many talks about that, with a sleepy feeling.
Characters are a bit dead fishes and it's the problem with this writer.
It's flat on ECG, except some moments of action/tension.
More like an US series than a kdrama.
One of the weirdest things I watched here:
The old man screams but we don't see him doing it.
"NAGAAAAAA".
Just a shot from the back, and another shot on the other character.
Giving the sensation no one say anything.
I don't know what was the purpose of this, but it feels totaly out of pace.
Even out of reality......... 😬
As foreshadowing, we also see her in episode 1. (the girl trying to steal an item)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luXCVOLRfQw
During the second part, when the guitar comes in... goosebumps!
And smart to mention Christopher Nolan. Indeed, writer Song Jae-Jung uses non-linear storytelling in a heavy way, what makes her style quite unique in kdramas. By the way, I have to precise: you mention the editing about use of flashbacks/flashforward, but this isn't editing, it's in the screenplay.
I could watch because I like the actress Kim So Hyun, and she's never been more beautiful than in Love Alarm part 2.