This was on my watch list for a very long time so I decided to give it a go recently.
After six eps, I'm still struggling to get through it. I am starting to wonder why this is such a popular drama. Does it improve a lot after six episodes?
I like Min Joon and Hee Kyung but the rest of the characters are annoying and/or I dislike them so much. That includes the female lead.
I don't want to drop this and may watch a couple more eps before I decide if it's worth my time.
Wow. What a moving film. Thank goodness the trailer didn't give away everything.
I loved the story. The film was visually gorgeous and the cast was excellent. The young actors were fantastic. Also, this was my first time seeing Kang Dong Won. I'm impressed.
That ending got to me. It was both happy and sad.
P.S. South Korea's doing something right. They keep producing talented child/young actors. They're very good!
Is this funny? I really need to be cheered up! update: Watched up to ep 8 and its kind of boring..I feel like…
The first episode made me laugh out loud, There was one particular scene which cracked me up and another (with an inside joke) which made me giggle. It's not a barrel of laughs every time but it is very charming and amusing and the lead actress has very good comic timing. The first ep hooked and I'm still watching it after eight episodes. I think I will stick with this one until it ends.
And let's not forgot the lovely Kim Young Kwang. He's good in this.
This drama started out very promising for me. However, after 13 eps, I'm only watching it now for Ji Chang Wook. I'll still finish it since the story's close to the end but without him, I may have dropped this already.
I was prepared for the outcome and was not surprised with how the story in Goryeo ended. However, the finale was still very emotional and I couldn't help but lose it in the end.
While Wang So and Hae Soo never got the happy ending they desired in the Goryeo timeline, there may be a glimmer of hope. In the next life, perhaps?
I have never this been hooked on a series before. Asian or otherwise. The series was far from perfect but I really enjoyed it and will definitely return to it again later.
I didn't know what to expect from this film. I've never come across one with a premise like it.
In the end, I enjoyed it very much. It was terrific and the performances were wonderful.
Lee Moon Shik was fantastic as the father and Lee Joon Gi was very charismatic.
After six eps, I'm still struggling to get through it. I am starting to wonder why this is such a popular drama. Does it improve a lot after six episodes?
I like Min Joon and Hee Kyung but the rest of the characters are annoying and/or I dislike them so much. That includes the female lead.
I don't want to drop this and may watch a couple more eps before I decide if it's worth my time.
Jang Hyuk and Yesung!
Wow. What a moving film. Thank goodness the trailer didn't give away everything.
I loved the story. The film was visually gorgeous and the cast was excellent. The young actors were fantastic. Also, this was my first time seeing Kang Dong Won. I'm impressed.
That ending got to me. It was both happy and sad.
P.S. South Korea's doing something right. They keep producing talented child/young actors. They're very good!
And let's not forgot the lovely Kim Young Kwang. He's good in this.
I was prepared for the outcome and was not surprised with how the story in Goryeo ended. However, the finale was still very emotional and I couldn't help but lose it in the end.
While Wang So and Hae Soo never got the happy ending they desired in the Goryeo timeline, there may be a glimmer of hope. In the next life, perhaps?
I have never this been hooked on a series before. Asian or otherwise. The series was far from perfect but I really enjoyed it and will definitely return to it again later.
In the end, I enjoyed it very much. It was terrific and the performances were wonderful.
Lee Moon Shik was fantastic as the father and Lee Joon Gi was very charismatic.
I know I will watch this again.