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Four Hands, Two Sonatas korean drama review
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Four Hands, Two Sonatas
1 people found this review helpful
by JOJOyay
20 days ago
12 of 12 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 9.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 9.5
Music 9.0
Rewatch Value 7.0
This review may contain spoilers

A review of Four Hands, Two Sonatas!

Four Hands, Two Sonatas

Why I liked it: Woah I am honestly amazed. I love how dramatic this was, but also very emotional and at times sweet or melancholic. The music was of course such a blessing to my ears. The classic music, the new pieces, everything just spoke to me in such a beautiful way. This series was so theatrical, such good quality and fabulous details that really added to the show. Overall super!

I also really appreciated how you got to know backstories about a lot of characters and many of them were also portrayed as complex inviduals which I liked.

Could have been better: The complaint that most of us has in common: Hong Jae In. Where was she in this story? What purpose did adding her have? I was immediately drawn to her bubbly and cheerful personality, so I was very let down when she barely got any focus in the series. I have no idea how she chose to keep being with Kang Pi O, he really didn't treat her well.

Likewise with Hong Jae In, I was really drawn to the kind and sweet nature of Choi Jeong Yo. Overall I adored him, but I felt like his character arc was a bit messy, especially in the end. Often it was very difficult to tell what his purpose of his actions actually were and he just seemed a bit poorly written sometimes.

It was also pretty messy and confusing regarding when Choi Jeong Yo left the country and Kang Pi O.

Best episode: Episode 11

(I was very tired when I wrote this, please ignore weird grammatical errors, typos, messy writing etc. 😅)
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