The first one of the the three was a decent show, my sister absolutely loved it but I think she has watched better ones since she introduced it to me but it's still good but it does have it's flaws. The third one, I haven't watched yet.
Now for "The Master's Sun", you said yourself that the reason you dropped it was because of the direction of how they story was being unfolded. You probably felt uncomfortable by the way Gong Shil was acting shamelessly and didn't seem upset by all the negative talk going around about her. Well for me, this series has been a genuine joy to watch, I didn't really think I would like it even though I am a fan of mystery and supernatural horror because it didn't click for me when I saw the image associated with the series. As soon as I started watching, I knew this was a rom-com with a twist and not some creepypasta I thought it would be.
The Master;s Sun is excellent and to others please don't use this article as an excuse for not watching the series, you will regret it like I do when I discover something that was initially put down by someone and after many years I find out that their thoughts were not shared with mine.
I just finished episode 06, I just love this show. The main mystery is probably the most intriguing thing and I like that it isn't overshadowed by other elements.
This is like the k-drama version of The Mentalist. The main female lead (but being Korean) looks like the main female lead in the The Mentalist. Also, the dress sense of David Lee is similar to Patrick Jane.
I didn't fall in complete love with the show. I really really liked it but the ending was a tad too clichéd and rushed for my liking but I kinda knew it was going to happen when certain revelations were taking some time to unravel and not leaving much room for the ending. Overall, I really did enjoy the series and I gave it a 9/10.
Healer's ending was rushed. Kill Me, Heal Me had the better actors and better romance. Just there seems to be a lot of hate for the main actress in KMHM over here at MDL otherwise she would have won the best actress award like she did in the MBC awards, which I'm honestly dumbfounded by.
I'm really liking Healer (watching it currently( but I don't understand the votes for it particularly the main actress getting voted for best actress. Healer is a great story but the romance is weak at best,
I decided to give it a try because why not. I think Hwang Jung Eum is, along with Park Shin ye, the actress I…
I haven't seen Secret yet. I watched both KMHM and She was Pretty recently and I adored her over-the-top acting, I think it really does bring her a more comedic flare to her. However, I noticed an awful lot of comments (a frigging tonne of them) that just hate this particular style of acting she's employing. I'm guessing you guys as the audience are finding it cringe-worthy, that's understandable....to each their own.
I just finished watching this for the first time and I'm unsure if I will watch it again anytime soon, there really is a lot out there to watch. I loved the main female lead, she's a great actress, I want to see her next drama but I think it will take some time as she apparently intends to get married next month, I would like to see her on a show as soon as possible but I know that's unlikely.
Just found out that she's getting married soon. I guess we won't see much of her in the future, that's a real shame..........hopefully, I'm absolutely wrong and she will be offered even more roles now after having a very successful year in 2015.
The first movie was incredible but the second one was more of a disappointment after all that insane and intense build up from part 1. The payoff wasn't great, I wish I had watched this movie with subtitles though there were at times stuff that I didn't understand but for the most part I understood it. The inability to understand everything may have impacted my scores for Part 2 but overall the movie was really good. OMG...the wait to watch this one was really long for me as I watched the first one with subtitles on a BA flight. =P
I'm from the UK, so around early October I was in Hong Kong and I had a chance to watch this movie (I was kinda surprised to see English subtitles but it makes sense). The movie was okay, really not that special to be honest but then again I should have watched season 2 of HERO and the other specials and the first movie before I watched this. I had watched the first season like 8 years ago and was just kinda shocked there was a movie for it after all these years.
Now for "The Master's Sun", you said yourself that the reason you dropped it was because of the direction of how they story was being unfolded. You probably felt uncomfortable by the way Gong Shil was acting shamelessly and didn't seem upset by all the negative talk going around about her. Well for me, this series has been a genuine joy to watch, I didn't really think I would like it even though I am a fan of mystery and supernatural horror because it didn't click for me when I saw the image associated with the series. As soon as I started watching, I knew this was a rom-com with a twist and not some creepypasta I thought it would be.
The Master;s Sun is excellent and to others please don't use this article as an excuse for not watching the series, you will regret it like I do when I discover something that was initially put down by someone and after many years I find out that their thoughts were not shared with mine.