You Somehow Feels You're Part of Them
Starts weird for me (idk maybe because of the comedy), but as the story progress it gets really good. This is what I call as the perfect drama. Still no longer than 11 episodes but it's rich and thick in its story. You can see the character development. You can see how the love evolves. You even starts to feel like you're part of the S'Okke, and feels sad when they part ways.It has so many good moments. Some part makes you grinning like an idiot, some parts makes you cry. And now I can't move on. I don't know where to find a good, heart warming drama about music like this. Brravvo!
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Poor Dialogue
The story itself is good, they're giving you views like why we should care more about our environment. But, the actings from the actors/actresses ruined everything. It's cliche in too many ways and even if you tried so hard to get attached to the characters, in the end you just couldn't. There are too many scenes where things should be romantic but turns out cringey, though I admit there are touching moments too. And the female lead is way too annoying even though she's trying to be cute. I'm sorry, I'm a dorama fan myself, and I love Satomi Ishihara, but this dorama definitely not one of her best.Was this review helpful to you?
