Editorials Came for the drama, stayed for the music
I love a bad boy in a drama--and so a series with a demon or two is always worth checking out. Most of them aren’t high quality, but this one’s an exception. It has its silly moments, but I thought most of the characters were appealing–even though Ha Rip’s angst could get a bit tedious at times. The Devil was delightful and I liked the fact that the FL was a jeans and t-shirt kind of girl.
If you’re looking for a logical plot, this might not be the best choice. A lot of metaphysical mumbo jumbo was served up as serious theology–but the overall message, which was never strident, was this: when in doubt just treat other people with kindness and decency.
This is a seriously underrated drama with a lovely musical score.
A number of well-known actors had cameos in this drama–including, one of my favorites: Lee Jung-eun. If you want to see what a fine actor this woman is, don’t miss “Our Blues.”
If you’re looking for a logical plot, this might not be the best choice. A lot of metaphysical mumbo jumbo was served up as serious theology–but the overall message, which was never strident, was this: when in doubt just treat other people with kindness and decency.
This is a seriously underrated drama with a lovely musical score.
A number of well-known actors had cameos in this drama–including, one of my favorites: Lee Jung-eun. If you want to see what a fine actor this woman is, don’t miss “Our Blues.”
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