The most important thing in life for the 3 sisters---For In Joo its "MONEY", for In Kyung its "DIGNITY", for In…
You're so right, what started as the sisters behaving in what seemed a plausible way, has become incomprehensible, very little of what they do makes sense. Especially In Kyung is crusading around like a lunatic, aiming to expose corruption, with let's be honest no real maturity, plan, intelligence or know how.
Did they change writers midway? This drama seems to have morphed from 3 inexperienced sisters out to get their life in order and tackle the baddies, to 3 idiots against equally stupid/lunatic/batshit crazy politicians, journalists, businesses, and people generally. The plot is wacko and totally improbable, like Choi is just always there to save In joo, no matter what time or country. How is it possible that Won Sang a, the beyond psycho women, can orchestrate a whole lot of actors to engage in a real life psychopathic drama, because she loves acting and drama, it's too insanely ridiculous to even contemplate. Too many plot holes to mention, it's just a mess of unrelated action that has no logical sequence. I think they have tried to squeeze in soooo many subplots, it's way too confusing and complex. The poisonous orchid theme has just fizzled out. The cast is so talented, it's the only thing saving this mess, that started out so well.
Ofcourse SH, judge.. this drama is good.. so many clues already shared.. but they are well placed and well timed..…
Wow amazingly detailed observation. Never even occurred to me re Judge. One thing is for sure, all the really obvious clues that Sung Jung is the perp. are too in your face to be accurate.
...and on and on and on and on it goes. This drama should have been listed as a complex political drama, because…
I think everyone is so involved in commenting on Why Her because of the fantastic cast and the potential of this series. Watching FL endure so much relentless shit is really hard, it's not entertainment it's an endurance test, I don't think in RL anyone could survive all that crap. But this is a fictional series and as such you are right we don't want to see 15 eps of sociopathic bastards and rapist sons carry on in self righteous back slapping. Gong Chan looks like a floundering teenager, against this powerful evil mafia, and THAT'S her support for gods sake, as well as the the happy little rookie lawyer team.
I don't know about the rest of the people watching this show, but it is like a creepy stalker romance. To me it…
Yes agree if you compare this to Hyena where FL was a major badass force with a lot of trauma and and crap to deal with the ML who is well cast and an equal force (unlike the floundering boyish Gong Chan) kind of follows her lead, and they support each other. It feels right, and the genre and theme doesn't zig zag like some bipolar narrative that doesn't know what it is. Also I think the actors in Why Her are doing their best, I love SHJ but she looks so thin and fragile, which doesn't meld with her strong persona. The final eps are out of nowhere SOOOOOO over the top intense, hard to watch. Given that this is a drama for entertainment not a documentary on RL trauma, the ending should be a calming down resolution kind of thing IMO.
I am just loving this drama. Great acting, PEB is just phenomenal, as are all the rest of the cast. The story is gripping, each court case is fascinating. Personally I find the father character a bit of an oaf, I wish he could be a bit more tactful, although we know he has cared for WYW so well. I love the fact that the issues played out such as being on the autism spectrum are done in a way where WYW is still strong and a fighter despite what she confronts. It is not dripping with sentimentality, and her confrontations are not horrendous but realistic. The people around her are amazing, except for KMW of course. I just love Kang Ki Young as an actor, he's so funny and understated, and intelligent. He's just the most adorable character in this show for me.
8.4 rating is still too high for a drama like this. It’s the Doom At your Service of 2022. Bad dialogue, stilted…
Yes you're right! Somehow I'm still hooked in, but what a waste of amazing talent. SHJ is such a fantastic actress, and HIY is good too. They both seem so self conscious and awkward, stiff and not inhabiting the role. I also can't feel their relationship properly, it's more an affectionate mentor/student vibe. However it's not bad enough to drop, I still want to know how it all pans out.
Totally agree with you. It was a fantasy drama and in the last epi their powers were gone I just couldn't cope…
Yes, I think you have to stay true to a theme. The initial theme in this is an amazingly compatible, in love, flirty, happy, calm couple. The nature of this kind of Kdrama is escapism, which the audience was primed for. You can't then switch over to mundane old every day life thing and expect viewers to be happy. And then shove in "to much information" at the end, oh well I still enjoyed it, I really love all the leads.
I really like YKS and SJH, and KJS in fact the whole cast. Really loved the first 6 eps, so fast paced, incredible chemistry between ML and FL, great plot, lovely cinematography, loved their wardrobe, nice OST, with some magical elements. But what happened, all childhood trauma got squashed into final eps. with frankly boring predictable tropes, and the main couple's awful toxic bickering in last eps just seems like another story. The expected premise of this story is this lovely, mature couple who are happy, connected and very attracted to each other, overcome trauma to be together. The idea that a "real" relationship ends like this is just silly, did they change writers mid way?? How can something that started so brilliantly end in such a chaotic mess. It's a fantasy drama after all...fantasy romance...not an attempt at real life true grit. I FF's the last eps.
I am really enjoying this show. Love both leads. the whole cast is great. I just saw Yoon Kye Sang in Spiritwalker. Apparently he is great in fast action movies, the fight scenes were really well done. He was amazing, what a versatile actor. I also really liked Kim Ji Suk in Another Ms Oh, he was hysterically funny and eccentric, and a great dancer. I think he's great in this, just not such an adorable character. Thus far very entertaining.
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out to get their life in order and tackle the baddies, to 3 idiots against equally stupid/lunatic/batshit crazy politicians, journalists, businesses, and people generally. The plot is wacko and totally improbable, like Choi is just always there to save In joo, no matter what time or country. How is it possible that Won Sang a, the beyond psycho women, can orchestrate a whole lot of actors to engage in a real life psychopathic drama, because she loves acting and drama, it's too insanely ridiculous to even contemplate. Too many plot holes to mention, it's just a mess of unrelated action that has no logical sequence. I think they have tried to squeeze in soooo many subplots, it's way too confusing and complex. The poisonous orchid theme has just fizzled out. The cast is so talented, it's the only thing saving this mess, that started out so well.