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Insanely GOOD
I love it and to me it’s insanely good. It’s like the best thing in my life right now. My current best friend to cherish. Why? love the writing. It sure has given me great liners for my personal use and theme ideas for my writing projects.
I have laughed so much, and I mean so so much which is what I am in need of, cried a lot, and find so many relatable authenticity to real life. It’s my happy place.
Hwang Dong Man’s character will never be easily forgotten after the curtain closes. Oh my gosh he’s as real a character to real life people. He’s hilarious and I see him written in a way that portrays the many faces of people. Resilient, tormented, vulnerable, idealistic, compassionate, authentic, etc. The actor, Koo Kyo Hwan, seriously deserves an award for his acting. Effortlessly talented and brilliant.
Go Youn Jung, as Eun A, has a quiet character. Silent but quite the force. I imagine in the last two episodes she will be enigmatic and I’m hoping her wrap with her so called bio mom will be impactful and powerful. As for her romance with Dong Man, her pulling him into her sweater and the sweetest hug is perfectly effective. Simple yet so fuzzy and cute. As an actress, I like her simplicity. I bet her characters without makeup is her choice. I noticed the same of her when receiving her award recently. For that, she appeals to me as genuinely someone who enjoys her art and is solely there for that purpose. She has become one of my favorite actress currently.
The only depressing thing about this show is Jin Man, Dong Man’s brother. Every time they show I’m teetering. Please please not the rope again. Ha. It’s not a laughing matter but his face of depression in every scene is so deadly serious he makes me nervous every single time. A genius poet wasting his talents away needs some joy so I hope in last two episodes we see him laugh for once, smile? Gosh what a gloomy sad life.
This is such a great story that shows us the side of the movie industry yet relates to our own lives is an awesome production worth the watch and time.
I have laughed so much, and I mean so so much which is what I am in need of, cried a lot, and find so many relatable authenticity to real life. It’s my happy place.
Hwang Dong Man’s character will never be easily forgotten after the curtain closes. Oh my gosh he’s as real a character to real life people. He’s hilarious and I see him written in a way that portrays the many faces of people. Resilient, tormented, vulnerable, idealistic, compassionate, authentic, etc. The actor, Koo Kyo Hwan, seriously deserves an award for his acting. Effortlessly talented and brilliant.
Go Youn Jung, as Eun A, has a quiet character. Silent but quite the force. I imagine in the last two episodes she will be enigmatic and I’m hoping her wrap with her so called bio mom will be impactful and powerful. As for her romance with Dong Man, her pulling him into her sweater and the sweetest hug is perfectly effective. Simple yet so fuzzy and cute. As an actress, I like her simplicity. I bet her characters without makeup is her choice. I noticed the same of her when receiving her award recently. For that, she appeals to me as genuinely someone who enjoys her art and is solely there for that purpose. She has become one of my favorite actress currently.
The only depressing thing about this show is Jin Man, Dong Man’s brother. Every time they show I’m teetering. Please please not the rope again. Ha. It’s not a laughing matter but his face of depression in every scene is so deadly serious he makes me nervous every single time. A genius poet wasting his talents away needs some joy so I hope in last two episodes we see him laugh for once, smile? Gosh what a gloomy sad life.
This is such a great story that shows us the side of the movie industry yet relates to our own lives is an awesome production worth the watch and time.
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