The audacity of Sa Hun's inflatable mistress to question and judge Hye Rung's upbringing or how her parents raised…
I don't understand why people think murdering someone is the answer to being cheated on. Something is seriously wrong with you and anyone else who thinks like this. It's no wonder there are so many men that think it's ok to kill a woman when she doesn't accept their advances. And then the misogyny. Two old hags? For women in their 40's? I'm in my 40's and I, like many other women my age, are far from "old hags." I'm seeing this type of comment regarding this show too much around the internet. And coming from a male makes it 2x as questionable.
I love Jang Nara and paranormal dramas, but I'm worried this might be too scary for my scaredy-cat self, lol. Put it like this, Hotel del Luna was a little bit of a struggle for me.
Good drama except the AWFUL scenes of torture and useless violence in the last episode.
How was it useless? He did what he said he would do. It satisfying to see villains like them really get what they deserve. Vincenzo is the anti-hero and there were flashbacks of his type of violent atonement many times throughout the series. I feel like you shouldn't have been surprised at the end.
Sooo did the leads end up together or is there promise of them getting together? ^^
They don't end up together. He's choosing to continue his evil life which they both know and accept she doesn't fit in. Since the island is a secret refuge for the family, they were joking about her coming there to visit. :-(
But why did they have to do this to our lovely Han Seo :"( I was really hoping he'd stay alive but well well.…
I was rooting for him to live. That made me so sad. Especially, that he had to call Vincenzo over to him while he's dying and she only got shot in the shoulder.
Just for fun, but the small things that stuck out to me that weren't supposed to stick out to me in the last episode:-…
"Ci" makes the 'ch' sound in Italian. For example, ciabatta. Vincenzo is the Italian equivalent of Vincent. Don't ask me more because I lost most of my Italian, lol.
It didn't end. It basically ended the episode with, "Come back for season 2, it's going to be great!"Actually…
Wow! It wasn't until I read your comment that I realized that was the last episode of the "season". That's grade A bs! That wasn't even a seaaon finale.
Korean audiences especially ahjumma (aunt) love watching drama's plot about melodrama, cheating, revenge, slapping,…
I've been watching Kdramas for about 7yrs and I've been to Korea 3x. I'm very familiar with the various types of dramas and the culture. Korean audiences in general like a wide range of content and a good number of them don't watch dramas at all. None of my friends there watch dramas. Same goes for most of their other friends. I asked before.
When I'm in Korea watching TV, it's amazing how little I see dramas come on given how much dramas are airing one given time. What most Koreans like to watch, most of the Western audiences that watch Kdrama and variety shows would find boring, lol. Having a VPN to access sites with English subtitles for on-demand dramas is a must.
I don't feel this particular drama qualifies as a makjang. Makjang is over-the-top and often times extremely contrived. The word is a type of slang term referring to being "extreme". This drama is far from that. If anything, it's the opposite. It's very on-the-nose regarding how cheating typically manifests. One situation from ep, 9 had me feeling some type of way cause it was so similar to what I could've been caught up in if I didn't have morals.
This is show is a biting, body numbing pain but you want to keep enduring it because you can relate to it. This…
I agree. I wanted to drop it at the 3rd episode cause I felt like they talk entirely too much, but it's really that other shows don't show enough actual dialogue. In real life. we talk to each other for much longer than scenes typically show. Especially, if we're upset. And I was annoyed with how much they repeat themselves, but that's more like real life, too. We always connect "drama" in our lives with yelling, fighting, and things breaking, when in reality it mostly happens in a much more quite and drawn out manner.
If those three random women are the mistress, I would say that due to the height and haircut the professor's mistress…
I thought the same thing when they showed them at the table. I think they all are just that since I see no other reason for their presence. We never see them interact with the main characters at all.
The more I watch of season 1, I just can't understand why there would be a season 2. I doubt there are few married people watching this that have not started questioning their own marriage now. It's because it's too close to realistic situations. Not the dramatic blow-up and passion being flung around.
I agree. I keep rewatching this drama and stopping at the same spot because I keep forgetting how bad it is ?.…
I can agree that there are iconic scenes. It was once playing in some store and I knew what show it was after just seeing 10 seconds of it. However, I have never once had any shadow of a tiny drop of desire to rewatch, lol. Never.
When I'm in Korea watching TV, it's amazing how little I see dramas come on given how much dramas are airing one given time. What most Koreans like to watch, most of the Western audiences that watch Kdrama and variety shows would find boring, lol. Having a VPN to access sites with English subtitles for on-demand dramas is a must.
I don't feel this particular drama qualifies as a makjang. Makjang is over-the-top and often times extremely contrived. The word is a type of slang term referring to being "extreme". This drama is far from that. If anything, it's the opposite. It's very on-the-nose regarding how cheating typically manifests. One situation from ep, 9 had me feeling some type of way cause it was so similar to what I could've been caught up in if I didn't have morals.