Joyce_Tyler

That's just sad.

Because Netflix, Hulu, etc. only want to invest in 8-10 episode dramas.

She also let the student who physically assaulted her off the hook and just demanded that she face up to her truly evil behavior toward her best friend. And, unlike the students' parents, she was always observing them and always there when they needed her--including saving one of them from drowning.

Terrific screenplay, character development, acting, and a perfect music score. (Thank you, producers and music director for knowing that you had a cast full of great actors, who didn't need songs to "help" them express their characters' emotions. 10/10

It's actually a very meh drama. Even I, a Go Hyun Jung fan, had trouble finishing it. But for a really great drama that portrays friendship in a beautiful way, I recommend another of Go's dramas, the Queen's Classroom. Terrific screenplay, character development, acting, and a perfect music score.

I don't agree. I enjoyed the Chinese version; it held my attention throughout, and the chemistry between the two leads was palpable. Their roles seemed as if they were written for them. I've watched it twice now and it still holds up. But we're all entitled to our opinion, right?

Go Hyun Jung looks 20 years younger than she did 20 years ago! Korean makeup has made enormous progress!

This drama is regarded as a classic. So how about reissuing it (with English subs) for us international k-drama drama fans who are interested in watching the earlier productions. Because many of the earlier ones that I've been able to watch are absolutely riveting.

Thank you!

Go Hyun Jung as a bat-shit crazy serial killer. I predict another baeksang in her future.

Do you have a link for the trailer?

I'm watching it right now and enjoying every minute. Liu Shi-shi knows how to pick projects, and she never disappoints.

She seems to be involved in all sorts of things right now to earn money, including acting. It's great that all she has to do is say that she's back and those opportunities come to her. As for her last dramas, I liked Chocolate, Hospital Ship, and The Time We were Not in Love. Some thought she was miscast in the latter, but I was surprised to discover that she was as good at it as some of the actresses who mainly do rom-coms. I thought she was miscast in Curtain Call, though.

Ha Ji-won went to the premiere of Ya Dang: The Switch looking like a movie star again. Great news for her fans that she's returning to acting.

Watching older k-dramas has made me understand why the Korean Wave became such an international sensation. The quality of the writing and acting, relatable stories and performances that hit home regardless of where the viewer lives.

Watching it now on a DVD with the worst English subtitles ever. Go Hyun-jung is one of the greatest face actors in the business. She made me forget the language barrier and keep watching. I'm not surprised that Jang Nara holds her in such high regard.

Just watched it. What a great movie! Screenplay, acting, camera work, editing, directing--all first rate. 10/10

I think romance often seems to work best when it isn't the main genre.

I don't understand why the low score. Excellent, insightful writing featuring fully developed characters, and a great lesson in Japanese societal issues for non-Japanese viewers like me. 10/10

I'll watch anything that stars Ha Ji-won.