A thread of random thoughts while watching this drama:
Im Se Mi in My Dearest Nemesis made me think of Oh Eui Sik. Oh Eui Sik here made me think of Im Se Mi. Their overall chemistry in True Beauty was unforgettable.
A thread of random thoughts while watching this drama:
Lee Ye Na’s father was never mentioned. Seems he’s one heck of a nice person for Ye Na to become such a loving daughter to Myeong Ju. One could think she’s Principal Park’s daughter. Haha.
A thread of random thoughts while watching this drama:
Making Hae Seong fall down from time to time after his vehicular accident had a realistic touch that it kept me from complaining about how impossible it was to be able to run around after getting badly beaten.
A thread of random thoughts while watching this drama:
Seo Kang Joon visuals is too extraordinary for my taste. Also, I’ve always liked Jin Ki Joo in every drama or hers that I’ve seen. In this one though, Su A’s character could have shined brighter if one of her two charms were given more emphasis: physical strength or admirable care for her students.
Love Scout has set so high a standard for rom com, office dramas that I find it difficult to watch the ongoing dramas with the said themes. Every similar scene just reminds me of Love Scout and how they did everything so well.
I rewatched this last February 14 and I just finished today. As I have during my first watch, I am not in agreement with some of the opinions expressed in this drama about marriage, but nonetheless, it made many points about adulting and relationships that are very relatable.
As with LJH and HJM in Love Scout, JJH and KHA are both a delight to watch in this drama. Their visuals, chemistry, and acting skills made STLV a memorable drama. While it is a 20-episode drama, some aspects (like multiple storylines for secondary and support characters and at times, the BGM) made it feel like a semi-makjang drama, so some cringe is unavoidable.
Overall, it's a nice watch, if you want to take a break from action or psychological thriller dramas, and if you want to feel some butterflies in your tummy from time to time.
This would have been more effective as a 2-part drama special episode. I have no problems with the story, but…
Not relevant to the story but how could JIW have such muscular upper body but really feminine legs? And no matter how good-looking person wearing the outfit is shorts with shirt and coat for office wear is not acceptable imo.
Like Today’s Webtoon, Brewing Love is not much of a standout but it has bits of meaningful lines that could remain to those who are touched by them. I could say that I enjoyed the drama mostly because of Kim Sejeong but there are characters whose charm also stands out for me. If you’re reading this to know if you should watch the drama or not, I’d say give it a chance. The lines and the OST won’t disappoint you. ;)
TFP’s second season seems to have focused more on the comedy in order to accommodate a less Kim Haeil-centered plot. The overdone comedy reminds me of the old school PH movies and sitcoms. They work for me. Haha. While a few things that has happened in the reason make no sense, I still think they have some kind of connection to the story as a whole. I’m looking forward how these strange pieces fit into the puzzle. Another thing btw, did anyone notice that Hongsik’s mom looks simiar to Kyungsun?
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As with LJH and HJM in Love Scout, JJH and KHA are both a delight to watch in this drama. Their visuals, chemistry, and acting skills made STLV a memorable drama. While it is a 20-episode drama, some aspects (like multiple storylines for secondary and support characters and at times, the BGM) made it feel like a semi-makjang drama, so some cringe is unavoidable.
Overall, it's a nice watch, if you want to take a break from action or psychological thriller dramas, and if you want to feel some butterflies in your tummy from time to time.