Grayarrow

Here is a real fan.:)) If I knew Japanese, I would definitely do it. Don't lose hope...:)

I had missed Liar Game and the first episode of this drama gave me just the same feeling, of course with more action. Looking forward to the next episode.

What a cute face...:)))

This is what I would expect from an actor.:))) Unfortunately we are probably gonna wait till the end. Hang in there...:)

Usually I don't even notice the music in the background (my bad) but the OST in this drama blends with the scenes perfectly. You can feel the tension, its build up and the grief of the characters. They did a good job and I hope they keep it up.

I just read the gist of Jang Ok Jung, it seems that (I might be wrong) JOJ and GFB are totally different dramas. Is it the touch of history that led you compare them? And again did you think GFB is a historical drama just because the story happens to be in the past?

She is in sooooo perfect disguise as a boy!!!:))) how can he notice?...:))))

The manga is still going on. So, I hope this movie has an ending.

First, I am neutral about her acting in the first episode. I didn't see anything above normal. Nothing remarkable to give extra praise. Script is a problem, also director/producer, whoever accepted her way of portrayal is also a part of the problem. Since some people found her acting ok, then this director/producer whoever that is must be of the same opinion. For me this is not ok. Totally below my expectations. Even in her character's death. I thought the character had a miserable death. Mostly because of her acting, and partly again this person in charge. Now, I am glad she is out of the drama. She should just work on her acting skills. I said enough about her. Better to put a dot here.

The drama is going great, but it is another topic. Do you really think she acted good and could reflect her character's emotional states? Normally I don't tend to criticize/assess actors/actresses but I criticize/assess the characters. In this case, I can't bring myself to criticize the character, because her poor acting is standing out too much. And I assure you, there is no grain of emotion in this. (This is the first time actually I criticized an actress, too bad. Oops second time:)))

:) Maybe...

I would say running away would be normal, even to your father's killer. But remember what Seo-hwa said to Wol Ryung when he asked if she betrayed him. She said "what about you, you lied to me. Dam is dead. Yoon is dead. Why did you say they were fine?...Why didn't you say you were a Gumiho?..." I didn't see a scared person at that point. After seeing him slaughtering the soldiers I would expect a person scared to death before a Gumiho. But she is totally calm. She just cried and I think that is from betrayel not from being scared. I didn't see the scared Seo-hwa after giving birth her child. There she was scared. So, that is why I said it didn't fit in nicely.

What you say make sense but what about running to the people and I mean these people naturally include "the person" who killed her father, brother, sold her as a state ginseng, tried to rape her and responsible for the death of their maid, as the person in charge? In my opinion, that part didn't fit in her emotional turmoil nicely.

I watched it again after a long time and it is still very good.

After completing the drama, I can understand why some people didn't like the lead actress. I totally agree with you. She was very annoying. As for the drama, it didn't start good. There were unbelievable, irrational scenes in each of the episodes in the beginning. I thought they were just jokes, very bad jokes. After episodes 6 or 7, the drama found its way, the characters developed and the story became very dynamic. Then I liked it. So, in the end, I think it was a good drama.

In the last scene, I felt like words got stuck in my throat, my mind went to another world, and my senses went completely numb. I still feel the sudden burst of all the emotions. It was totally stunning.