Variety of emotions
Although I'm not a fan of ghost series what can I say…excellent direction and photography, beautiful and very expressive actors, all scales of emotions: sadness, joy, sweetness, love, anger, fear.An unexpected true and touching representation of the relationship with our loved ones who have passed away. Especially the depiction of Pluem's complex feelings for his dead father: I found it very real and touching.
The sweetness of the relationship between the two boys... a reminder to experience love to the fullest.
The last truly poetic episode...
Excellent work!!!
Grazie <3
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Something id missing...
What I liked: the wonderful love story between the protagonists, or rather, the love they have for each other, the kind of love that forces you to devote yourself to the other more than to yourself, truly heartbreaking; Jo Han's character, very intense and dramatic; Jo Han's relationship with Ryu's parents: love is love is love. What I didn't like: from the beginning, it's unclear when J and R actually decide to be together. I understand that it's a stylistic choice to never show the intimacy between the two, but it felt so excessive, forced and censored: the series shows the worst of the violence, drama, moral and physical misery... and in turn reduces the narrative of the love story to a story without passion and physical closeness: I don't accept that. Ryu: I think they shortened the script too much, they didn't tell us enough about him, I'm still longing to know more about him... And then there's too much bad luck for just three characters: in this sense, I think the story is too heavy and unrealistic. I know that bad luck is very clear, but perhaps it was too much for just eight episodes. Perhaps this is the flaw in general: they shortened too much, so many things that needed to be told, shown, explained.Was this review helpful to you?
