Rainbow Pallete
Romantics Anonymous follows an anonymous chocolatier and the new director of a chocolate shop who somehow get connected and help each other overcome their anxiety.
It's a really light yet calm romcom. There are no hard feelings, no long misunderstandings, and the characters behave like an adult, no childish attitude at all. The chocolate topic is also really fun to watch, each episode focuses on a chocolate from the "rainbow palette" package, and we follow the story behind it.
The cinematography is really great. The chemistry is on point, and the acting is good. Han Hyo-joo delivered a really great performance, and her Japanese skills are excellent. However, the script felt quite lacking for me. Because it's only an 8-episode series, some plots are left unexplored and don't get proper explanations, like the male lead's anxiety and his relationship with his family. They did explain it, but I think it would have been better if they explored it more. Some parts in the first half were also quite boring for me.
It's a really light yet calm romcom. There are no hard feelings, no long misunderstandings, and the characters behave like an adult, no childish attitude at all. The chocolate topic is also really fun to watch, each episode focuses on a chocolate from the "rainbow palette" package, and we follow the story behind it.
The cinematography is really great. The chemistry is on point, and the acting is good. Han Hyo-joo delivered a really great performance, and her Japanese skills are excellent. However, the script felt quite lacking for me. Because it's only an 8-episode series, some plots are left unexplored and don't get proper explanations, like the male lead's anxiety and his relationship with his family. They did explain it, but I think it would have been better if they explored it more. Some parts in the first half were also quite boring for me.
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