Alright so let me get this right... Cupid Coach is a mystical being that is refered to as a half-god who fulfills…
Very helpful, thank you.
I've also noticed that Cupid now can appear in photos. In an earlier episode, a pic that was taken of him showed only empty space where he was standing.
(But I think it's just a continuity/script error ... ;)
What's up with this picture? It looks photoshopped...his face looks like Madame Tussauds wax figure.
I submitted a more flattering picture but it was rejected because the rules say we can't change the picture just because we don't think it's flattering.
I agree with you though. Whoever got there first done him wrong.
My first impulse is to say that some people don't recognize greatness when it's put right in front of them.
But I also think people sometimes need to find fault no matter what. For this drama I've seen reviewers that lowered their rating because the series is too short, or because only the final kiss is passionate, or because they couldn't discern any tears when Ji Woo was crying. (That last one cost the series a half-point -- for a moment that lasts less than 30 seconds!)
I know everyone is entitled to their opinion but it bothers me because fickleness like this does lower the rating and makes it less likely that other members will discover the series. We need more productions like this.
Its absolutely worth the watch? it was so worth it that i was actualky disappointed thay it only consisted of…
I loved it, although it had an emotional effect on me that I still don't understand.
The twist at the end, revealing Yoo Han's condition and its symmetry with Yeon Woo's, was brilliant.
I know some people complained that we weren't told about it until the very end, but there are movies like that, where a key detail is revealed that way. It puts everything that came before it in a different light, and might even make you want to rewatch the whole thing so you can notice what got past you before.
When you rewatch the first episode after completing the series and you know about Yoo Han's condition, the moment when he first looks up and notices Yeon Woo in the classroom hits in a completely different way.
First episode was more coherent than 'So Much In Love,' probably because they don't get too ambitious here by adding a ghost story and an evil school administrator plotting to destroy a volleyball team.
As usual the 'brothers' are stepbrothers and not blood-related. It's great to see Folk again. He was my favorite in 'Thank God Its Friday'.
Not thrilled with the teacher-student pairing though.
I like how this version of the drama played out the raincoat situation. LZ was caught in the act of concocting a situation. At this point in the series I have less and less sympathy for her. The LZ in the other drama is more my style.
I just finished episode 11 and don't know if I should keep watching. I don't know the story and haven't seen the…
The series definitely makes the most of its theme of unrequited love, and it's not only the female characters who are experiencing it. Both Mingrui and Ge Bi are going through their own versions of it. (I cringed as much over Ge Bi's behavior as I did for any of the women, but that's a later episode than Episode 11.)
There's also the math genius who has the hots for Zhanyan, and even the relationships of Huai Nan and Mingrui's roommates are stuck in the same rut. They love their girlfriends but their girlfriends are into Huai Nan.
I do agree that the female characters are treated much less flatteringly, being depicted as less in control of themselves due to those feelings.
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I've also noticed that Cupid now can appear in photos. In an earlier episode, a pic that was taken of him showed only empty space where he was standing.
(But I think it's just a continuity/script error ... ;)
I agree with you though. Whoever got there first done him wrong.
But I also think people sometimes need to find fault no matter what. For this drama I've seen reviewers that lowered their rating because the series is too short, or because only the final kiss is passionate, or because they couldn't discern any tears when Ji Woo was crying. (That last one cost the series a half-point -- for a moment that lasts less than 30 seconds!)
I know everyone is entitled to their opinion but it bothers me because fickleness like this does lower the rating and makes it less likely that other members will discover the series. We need more productions like this.
The twist at the end, revealing Yoo Han's condition and its symmetry with Yeon Woo's, was brilliant.
I know some people complained that we weren't told about it until the very end, but there are movies like that, where a key detail is revealed that way. It puts everything that came before it in a different light, and might even make you want to rewatch the whole thing so you can notice what got past you before.
I think that's so cool!
As usual the 'brothers' are stepbrothers and not blood-related. It's great to see Folk again. He was my favorite in 'Thank God Its Friday'.
Not thrilled with the teacher-student pairing though.
I'm betting on them being one of the featured couples in Season 2, along with the Wayu-Thanu-Pha triangle.
Also, something tells me that Qi Yang (I think that's his name) will be back later, and that he actually still has feelings for Fang Li.
There's also the math genius who has the hots for Zhanyan, and even the relationships of Huai Nan and Mingrui's roommates are stuck in the same rut. They love their girlfriends but their girlfriends are into Huai Nan.
I do agree that the female characters are treated much less flatteringly, being depicted as less in control of themselves due to those feelings.