More villains and painful assholes are always welcome. I think I'll like that, because we lost two bad guys in…
You pointed it out right! I remember I said it on another blog. Now there are two villains, excellents, but small ones. I was wondering how they could do lot of damage when then don't have a lot of power. So, we need big guys!
... HOBO: Are you ok I resurrect Gu Won? BUT I WARN YOU, think a lot about that because there will be SERIOUS consequences. DO-HEE: (in a flash) YES !!
Hobo continues her speech like a robot, annoyed that this stupid girl doesn't even take 2 seconds to think. Holly crap!
HOBO: (grandiloquent) Balance have to be preserved. DO-HEE: What balance? HOBO: (snob) I can't say more! Now decide. DO-HEE: But... I've already decided?! HOBO: You annoying idiot, all-right, I resurrect him.
--ASTRAL-FLASH-- Gu Won suddently appears with angel wings. YEAH, he's now an angel.
HOBO: Now boy, you'll serve me. GU-WON: Well, like before. HOBO: Oh shit, these kids piss me off to the brim.
Later, in a secret dark lair, Hobo goes to see the VILLAIN.
HOBO: Balance has to be preserved, as I resurected an angel, I have to make you a demon. VILLAIN: Does your shit makes sens, old bitch? But anyway I'm ok, gives me the superpower, so I can kill Do-Hee again and kick Gu-Won ass.
Far to be the best show of my life, but I have to admit it, I'm waiting too the episodes. Curious to see the villains' next antics, their obscene gall, and all the fun little details. Like, gosh, writing a marriage proposal with a crossed-out letter, as if it's too much to ask to rewrite it.
Some people will probably be upset in the upcoming episodes after the addition of Oh Yu Ra. A woman who the grandfather…
More villains and painful assholes are always welcome. I think I'll like that, because we lost two bad guys in previous episodes, and nice ones (at being annoying and obxonious).
To all the dedicated fans of MMH, your passion is truly admirable. However, it's time to be honest - The intricacies…
It's weird you know. When I started that, I was cautious. I had enough of the "coming back relive in past" overused trope. But what made me hooking to the drama are the villains, the dramatic irony and the subtext in dialogues.
So of course, I'm not in a hurry they solve their problems with them. On the contrary. I hope to see longer these assholes and hope they will continue to be painful a lot. When I take that scene by scene, I'm captivated. I could even say, I care a lot less about the general plot.
I saw the writer could develop a bit more the high concept with a kind of "time balance", what make they can't do anything to change events. The FL also think her ex-future-husband could kill her if she break-up with him. Well, let's take this reason too, even it's a bit far-fetched.
I don't care about chemistry, I don't trust into that. There is a good script, direction and actors, it makes what people call chemistry. Now they aren't yet in a romantic relationship. I didn't see anything wrong about that. ML is charismatic, FL even better at acting than some previous dramas. All's ok.
Instead of doing boring episodes, here a plot-idea.
Cut a lot of the trash then do that some episodes before: - The villain kills Do Hee (just do it in a better way without all plot-holes). - Gu Won sacrifice himself to save her, break book rules and vanishes. - Then, hobo-god goes to see Do Hee and says she's ok to resurect him because blah-blah the proof he doesn't have anymore any selfishness and now is good, etc. - So she proposes to make him an angel. ONLY, there will be consequences. "What ones?" Ask Do Hee. Of course hobo is such a sucker that she doesn't answer. But "balance have to be preserved", kind of evasive bullshit. - And of course, hobo make the villain a demon!!! - Then maybe, I don't know, kills Do Hee again, lololol!!!
He dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her, then she dies to save him, then he dies to save her..........................................
Episode 1, I like: - The scolding scene. Gosh, she take a good shitload on the face! - Surgery scene. It was gripping, the tension was palpable. - The truck scene, from differents angles. I dislike: - The psychologist scene. Because I always dislike psy-scenes, except when the psy is a psychopath villain.
Done with 2 eps and I analyzed the 1st ep which I found SOLID for a start. It had the internal conflicts which…
AAAh!!! I'm rewatching a bit. I had clearly an attention hole in the middle of episode. I missed the tatoo on the woman in red going to meet the ML. And we see later this tatoo in the surgery room. We also see him prepare the surgery room with the patient. I don't remember what I was doing, but I feel like I was absent in these moments. dammit dammit.
K-Drama 
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HOBO: Are you ok I resurrect Gu Won? BUT I WARN YOU, think a lot about that because there will be SERIOUS consequences.
DO-HEE: (in a flash) YES !!
Hobo continues her speech like a robot, annoyed that this stupid girl doesn't even take 2 seconds to think. Holly crap!
HOBO: (grandiloquent) Balance have to be preserved.
DO-HEE: What balance?
HOBO: (snob) I can't say more! Now decide.
DO-HEE: But... I've already decided?!
HOBO: You annoying idiot, all-right, I resurrect him.
--ASTRAL-FLASH--
Gu Won suddently appears with angel wings.
YEAH, he's now an angel.
HOBO: Now boy, you'll serve me.
GU-WON: Well, like before.
HOBO: Oh shit, these kids piss me off to the brim.
Later, in a secret dark lair, Hobo goes to see the VILLAIN.
HOBO: Balance has to be preserved, as I resurected an angel, I have to make you a demon.
VILLAIN: Does your shit makes sens, old bitch? But anyway I'm ok, gives me the superpower, so I can kill Do-Hee again and kick Gu-Won ass.
--ASTRAL-FLASH--
To be continued...
But we find out later, maybe... episode 6?
Curious to see the villains' next antics, their obscene gall, and all the fun little details. Like, gosh, writing a marriage proposal with a crossed-out letter, as if it's too much to ask to rewrite it.
So I'll have to wait next saturday for that.
I've never have enough of them, they are so petty and ignominous.
So of course, I'm not in a hurry they solve their problems with them. On the contrary. I hope to see longer these assholes and hope they will continue to be painful a lot. When I take that scene by scene, I'm captivated. I could even say, I care a lot less about the general plot.
I saw the writer could develop a bit more the high concept with a kind of "time balance", what make they can't do anything to change events. The FL also think her ex-future-husband could kill her if she break-up with him. Well, let's take this reason too, even it's a bit far-fetched.
I don't care about chemistry, I don't trust into that. There is a good script, direction and actors, it makes what people call chemistry. Now they aren't yet in a romantic relationship. I didn't see anything wrong about that. ML is charismatic, FL even better at acting than some previous dramas. All's ok.
Cut a lot of the trash then do that some episodes before:
- The villain kills Do Hee (just do it in a better way without all plot-holes).
- Gu Won sacrifice himself to save her, break book rules and vanishes.
- Then, hobo-god goes to see Do Hee and says she's ok to resurect him because blah-blah the proof he doesn't have anymore any selfishness and now is good, etc.
- So she proposes to make him an angel. ONLY, there will be consequences. "What ones?" Ask Do Hee. Of course hobo is such a sucker that she doesn't answer. But "balance have to be preserved", kind of evasive bullshit.
- And of course, hobo make the villain a demon!!!
- Then maybe, I don't know, kills Do Hee again, lololol!!!
Focus on main couple, endless romantic scenes, no need for plot.
No plot hole, rules are respected.
- The scolding scene. Gosh, she take a good shitload on the face!
- Surgery scene. It was gripping, the tension was palpable.
- The truck scene, from differents angles.
I dislike:
- The psychologist scene.
Because I always dislike psy-scenes, except when the psy is a psychopath villain.
I had clearly an attention hole in the middle of episode.
I missed the tatoo on the woman in red going to meet the ML.
And we see later this tatoo in the surgery room.
We also see him prepare the surgery room with the patient.
I don't remember what I was doing, but I feel like I was absent in these moments.
dammit dammit.