Ana0528

I was excited to watch Revamp because of BounPrem comeback, but what a disappointment.
This one had the potential to be a good drama, but too many plot holes, poor camera work in action scenes,cringy scenes that didn’t add anything to the plot, and the underdevelopment of the plot itself made it really hard to watch.

“Dynamite Kiss” started strong: fast-paced, engaging, and full of promise. The first four episodes are the kind you binge hungrily, unable to stop watching. After that, it remains interesting, but the urgency fades and you can finally pause without anxiety.
Around episode seven, however, the show noticeably loses momentum. The story becomes flat, repetitive, overly cliché, and painfully predictable. I ended up taking more than a week to finish the last two episodes, mostly out of commitment rather than genuine interest. Honestly, I struggled to stay engaged for more than ten minutes at a time, and the ending felt quite mediocre.
It’s a shame, because it truly had the potential to be something very entertaining. On the bright side, the acting was excellent across the board. Unfortunately, the soundtrack wasn’t particularly memorable either.

Ignoring all the red flags, power abuse and the perfect example of what an unhealthy relationship is, I must confess I love Boun and Prem chemistry and cuz of that like this one better than “Until we meet again”

Don’t worry you’re not alone in this. I have found that the pace is way too slow sometimes. Usually long pauses are added for the sake of suspense, but in this drama i don’t think it’s fully achieved.
On the other hand, I’m still enjoying it somehow, but have to take breaks while watching an episode

I really wanted to like it… but I just couldn’t. There’s no chemistry between the ML and FL. Action scenes are ridiculous, too many plot holes… the pace.
the idea was good, but the outcome was meh

rewatching again cuz 4 times isn’t enough

It’s so cringy yet I love it. i don’t know why is addictive . Whenever I feel like “I want to watch something stupidly cute show” I come here. It’s fun

Thinking about rewatching this show, it’s not the best, but kinda a guilty pleasure hahaha

I watched the first 10 episodes in 2 days! but took me the whole week to watch the last episodes as I felt the whole story lost momentum and fell a bit flat towards the end.
Overall it was good, cute and warm. With great acting.

Music and cast are great. Very talented actors who also play the instruments and are in fact, a real band. But the story fell a bit flat. i don’t care about all the tropes and cliches if they are well used, but it wasn’t the case. The story in some point was rushed, giving a lot of info that was going nowhere, maybe with 12 episodes there could have been more development…
Anyways, I have some new music to listen to and had a good time watching it

Overall the drama is good, the whole subplot of the murder is great, but it left me an awkward aftertaste in the last episode. Because of course the people who remain are the ones suffering for the loss, but making the decision to commit suicide isn’t easy, the person has to be really desperate or in a pain as big they can’t bare it anymore. Sometimes something that may be seen as nothing for one person can mean the world for other, so invalidating 이재‘s suffering because other people has endured way more doesn’t sit well with me. Is he selfish for taking the “easy” path? perhaps. Does the drama gives a beautiful message about human relations, nature and life itself? Yes. But still I think that blames suicidal people and labels them as selfish and weak, and I can’t agree with that.

I do agree with you. It’s entertaining to watch, characters are fun and lovable
But sometimes it was too over the top for my liking, a way too fantastic, and that’s why I still prefer better Dr Kim (+ the human side of the team)
Still good, fast paced (which is something I do really value). I love a good Medical drama, and this, even if isn’t the best, it’s in fact a good one

Not really, if they were to follow tho Confucian costumes their love is doomed. She as a Yangban widow is expected to remain loyal to her husband as a woman of virtue. On the other hand, he being the strict fellow he is...well it would mean to reject all his beliefs and become a treator for the lady.
Honestly I'm really curious about how they will overcome this situation, sadly I'm not enjoying the dramas as much as I thought, it's a bit boring for me.

Finally I managed to finish it, don't misunderstand me, I do really liked it, but it wasn't as addictive as Season 1, at some points the story becames a bit predictive and I got tired, but that is my own perception and overall the show was good.
Visually and styling wise the Sword of Aramun is more logic, props and costume match the period.
Regarding the new cast... I don't now where to begin. I like Lee Joon Gi a lot, but he doesn't conviced me as Saya, and also lacked Eunseom's "light", but his performance indeed delivered a good more mature character.
Shin Sae Kyeong as Tanya at the beginning was ok, but then, I don't know if it was of how the story developed or her acting, but the lack of charisma was astonishing.
There are many reasons why I prefer single season shows, one of them is continuity with the cast, either by cast members' schedules and for story-telling continuity. There were so many new actors for relevant roles that in the first episodes I found myself searching the old cast to match faces and names to be able to follow the story. I do understand that some time has passed between S1 and S2, but then there makes no sense that some characters "changed" a lot, and then we have Kim Ok Bin (Taehala) being as beautiful as the goddess she is, that hasn't aged a single second, specially in the last scene when we see an adult Arok (Suho <3).

Tagon, Taehala and Yangcha are the best characters of the season for me