I'd like to read details about why and what is considered racist, misogynistic blah blah. These are just buzzwords. What are the details, reporter lo_ve? I mean, America could ban something because it's not to one's ideology, even if it's a work of fiction featuring legitimate characters with such weaknesses. That would also mean we can no longer have dramas featuring murderers either. If it seems the author is projecting through his characters I suppose it could be disturbing, anyone read it? Not just one caption, but properly read it in context?
Although not a perfect drama, a 10 from me. Han Ye-seul is so pretty, radiant, glowing, and so cute in episode 8! It's entertaining, despite some clunky psychiatry cases and awkward narrative segways, all in all I had a marvellous time watching. Han Ye-seul's comedy timing (and timing in general) as always is spot on. Her performance was unique, she shows multiple unique aspects in every role she takes on, I found the way she handled the emotional scenes extremely relatable and fascinating to watch, and as mentioned, she never looks the same... This is probably my favourite style of them all, her hair, costume and disposition was breathtakingly sweet, gorgeous in every way, she comes across as a real person, albeit with an extraordinary beauty.
Epic and wonderful melodrama, they don't make them like this anymore. Top quality all the way through from narrative to performances, especially Han Ye-seul and Go Soo, both perfect in their roles. I used to underestimate Han Ye-seul, watching this makes me feel like an idiot, she's amazing.
this drama has been in works before moving even came out
Moving was in the works before Moving came out too. Shows how quick a superhero drama takes to write. 24 hours is enough. I saw the first 3 episodes of Moving and almost puked it was so shallow. Why would an actor pretend they can fly? They must be delighted more with their paycheck than their achievement.