Rewatched this drama again. It's 2023, and I have still not found a perfectly executed crime/romcom! It wraps…
This is the drama I've rewatched the most out of any drama I've seen. Maybe 5 five times now? 😂 2016 is a famous year but 2017 was actually a really good year, too, just fewer "blockbuster" level famed hits. There have been good dramas in recent years, they're just more hit and miss. Production quality has skyrocketed, but it's a bummer the writing hasn't improved with it.
That was when they were dating and she meant they shared a small bed and that was at Hyunwoo's she is just reminding…
Is it possible the rest of the family didn't know about the miscarriage? Probably not, since they showed him decorating the baby room, but it does feel extremely thoughtless and insensitive of her family to bring up having a baby like that, if so. If anything, it shows why Hyun Woo got so worked up about it with Hae In in Episode 1. Now that we know they lost a baby we can totally understand why he was so horrified and upset by the way they were talking about having another baby and what they'd do with it.
Apparently in the next episode we will find out the true reason as to why their relationship changed so much comparted…
That's good news! I still felt like there was more to it than what was indicated by the date of her phone password, even though that already explains a lot.
Well K-dramas are only meant for that. Even the most realistic k-dramas doesn't represent the realistic life of…
I don't know about the working hours (I've just heard they work insane hours in Asia in general), but I agree that distractions play a role, too. Kids are a lot more work than vegging on your phone. :)
Got it, I was hoping for a different vibe than Business Proposal, so that's good news for me. We'll see, maybe I'll give this a shot. :) Thanks for responding!
Hyun Woo cycling around town felt cozy. It was a much more visually interesting way for him to find her than with his car. I really liked that artistic choice. It kind of felt like we went back in time in those shots.
Everything asides i couldn't find the core of hae in characterisation, how her character became so distant i think…
I think Hae In isn't setting boundaries because she doesn't even think of the 2ML in a romantic sense at all. Their meetings are just business to her. To the point where she even seems kind of clueless of the fact that Eun Seong is very obviously trying to aggravate Hyun Woo and make him jealous.
For me it is 9 when it is about the leads.About 6.5 when it is about side characters and sub-plots.So, overall,…
This was my main issue with CLOY. Whenever I rewatch I skip a lot of the side characters' scenes. So far this one hasn't been too bad, though. But I could see myself skipping their scenes on a future rewatch once I don't need them to know the plot. 😂
How people can compare both dramas ? writer is same that means story is not same cast is not same you can give…
So far this does feel different from CLOY, but it might feel more like it as it progresses. CLOY blended romance and action/thriller elements and mystery, and I think this will do the same plus more chaebol/family angst. Some have been saying this feels more makjang-esque due to the emphasis on all the family dynamics. To me, it still feels cleverer with a higher budget and less sordid than a makjang. I started liking the FL a few episodes into CLOY and liked the ML immediately. This drama, instead, ushers you into the main leads' story in a compelling way but hasn't fully endeared the characters to us yet (in my opinion), but she's starting to make them more likeable as the episodes progress. :) The premise of the show is that this starts at roughly their lowest point, so the leads' chemistry/interaction only improves from there.
Well K-dramas are only meant for that. Even the most realistic k-dramas doesn't represent the realistic life of…
But this drama is also showing that marriage (even fantastical ones like this) are hard. That could also scare people off from it. 😂 Why have romance with a real human who makes life harder (and really awesome when things are going well, but also harder) when you can just watch them? That is probably many people's takeaways from Kdramas. I don't think any Kdrama could ever successfully promote real people doing real things, it usually promotes... watching more Kdramas. Entertainment rarely pushes us to action, and instead pushes us back to more entertainment.
So, good luck SK, if that's what you're trying. Make working hours shorter instead, and that might do more to help. 🤷♀️
The ending to IRIS ( my first kdrama with a bad ending) wrecked me and I became someone that loved spoilers so…
The same thing happened to me with Mr. Sunshine! I now do spoilers for the endings of dramas that are completely released so I don't have to feel that way again. 😂
So, good luck SK, if that's what you're trying. Make working hours shorter instead, and that might do more to help. 🤷♀️