I love the character development of Yeong Dal (Jaejoong) - he started out as kind of a loser/sleazebag but now since he is learning what embarrassment is his character has developed and he is starting to think about how he should be living his life - proud of him ;) I love the bond between Yeong Dal and Dong Soo - can't wait till they find out they are brothers, I also love the communication between Yeong Dal and the Jung Hee - I ship them <3 I really really really hate Yang Ha >_< what a spoiled rich jerk - he is really scary and I hate seeing him >_<
Kang Suk Jung who plays Tae Il is so handsome *o* <3
oh I know - it's how Angels Revenge was too - her revenge didn't start right away...I'm sure i'll enjoy it too - I'm not very far in yet - taking my time lol
I think this drama is made more for people who are into war dramas and shows it's really old, I don't know if I'm going to watch more - finished episode 1 barely -
if you're interested in watching this drama - this is the only available link I found: http://www.veoh.com/watch/v281779W6frh5H6?h1=Eyes+of+Dawn+Episode+1 (it will probably ask you if you're over 18 as there is some "mature" content) - here is a review I found off of a site to give you a better picture of what you may see -
A masterpiece
Some months ago, I read a comment about Eyes of Dawn - something about it being a classic or must-watch. So when I saw it advertised on Yesasia with English subs (!!), I knew I had to get it. I had no idea of the story but I've always been interested in historical dramas. The first episode surprised me because it dealt with something I had never seen in Korean dramas - comfort women. The scenes were very disturbing but gripping. This was not an easy drama to watch but it was worth every minute of my time. Starting with the Pacific war (1940s) and ending with the Korean War (1950s), the drama follows the lives of three Koreans: a comfort woman (Yeo Ok) and two Korean students (Dae Chi and Ha Rim) who are conscripted against their will into the Japanese Imperial Army. There are scenes of human experiments and tortures; the drama does not try to cloak the atrocities of the war. That's why I say it is not an easy drama to watch. You will witness scenes of great cruelty but also immense courage. The love 'triangle' in the drama is beautiful and so much more meaningful than what I've seen in most Korean dramas. There are many familiar faces in Eyes of Dawn. It is truly an amazing cast. The acting is superb. Although the drama is 'old' (1991), it is way better than recent dramas. I was also pleasantly surprised by the excellent English subtitles. After watching Eyes of Dawn, I have started to read more about Korea's history during World war 2 and the Korean War. The drama not only touched me but it taught me things I had never been aware of before. It is truly a fantastic drama and deserves to be called the best Korean drama of all time!
keep in mind - that is not my review - it is a review I found from someone on Yesasia
this girl has gone plastic surgery or botox crazy - I've seen her on several shows (never liked her character) but on Golden Cross her face is so "puffy" it must be botox - it doesn't look good....
seriously, why did they have to change him? he was perfect the way he was! I hate arrogant people and that is exactly how they made him now (even if it's a cover) - it still irks me - and there are ONLY 4 episodes left - why the heck would you change him now?!!!!! >_<
A masterpiece
Some months ago, I read a comment about Eyes of Dawn - something about it being a classic or must-watch. So when I saw it advertised on Yesasia with English subs (!!), I knew I had to get it. I had no idea of the story but I've always been interested in historical dramas. The first episode surprised me because it dealt with something I had never seen in Korean dramas - comfort women. The scenes were very disturbing but gripping. This was not an easy drama to watch but it was worth every minute of my time. Starting with the Pacific war (1940s) and ending with the Korean War (1950s), the drama follows the lives of three Koreans: a comfort woman (Yeo Ok) and two Korean students (Dae Chi and Ha Rim) who are conscripted against their will into the Japanese Imperial Army. There are scenes of human experiments and tortures; the drama does not try to cloak the atrocities of the war. That's why I say it is not an easy drama to watch. You will witness scenes of great cruelty but also immense courage. The love 'triangle' in the drama is beautiful and so much more meaningful than what I've seen in most Korean dramas. There are many familiar faces in Eyes of Dawn. It is truly an amazing cast. The acting is superb. Although the drama is 'old' (1991), it is way better than recent dramas. I was also pleasantly surprised by the excellent English subtitles. After watching Eyes of Dawn, I have started to read more about Korea's history during World war 2 and the Korean War. The drama not only touched me but it taught me things I had never been aware of before. It is truly a fantastic drama and deserves to be called the best Korean drama of all time!
keep in mind - that is not my review - it is a review I found from someone on Yesasia