Pace too slow and unlikeable characters
Aug 2019
I really like the cast in this drama, but not the characters...
Jung Hae In (love him), Han Ji Min and Kim Joon Han are leads. A lovely child actor in it too, Ha Yi An, as Yoo Eun Woo.
It centres around characters Ji-min and Joon-han re-evaluating their stagnant, long-term relationship, when the former meets Hae-in's character, who unsettles her and changes her feelings towards her boyfriend.
Of course her relationship also has to have further problems in the form of her overbearing, repulsive father, and his boss, the wealthy father of... yep, her boyfriend.
This is a slow paced, simmering drama that I felt tries to address certain stigmas.
The acting was good, but I struggled with the pace at times and, as usual, how disgusting behaviour seems to be, pretty much, acceptable.
I neither hated nor liked it, but would never watch it again.
I do love Jung Hae-in's acting - he has a knack for making his characters very real and believable. Without him I'd have loathed it.
I really like the cast in this drama, but not the characters...
Jung Hae In (love him), Han Ji Min and Kim Joon Han are leads. A lovely child actor in it too, Ha Yi An, as Yoo Eun Woo.
It centres around characters Ji-min and Joon-han re-evaluating their stagnant, long-term relationship, when the former meets Hae-in's character, who unsettles her and changes her feelings towards her boyfriend.
Of course her relationship also has to have further problems in the form of her overbearing, repulsive father, and his boss, the wealthy father of... yep, her boyfriend.
This is a slow paced, simmering drama that I felt tries to address certain stigmas.
The acting was good, but I struggled with the pace at times and, as usual, how disgusting behaviour seems to be, pretty much, acceptable.
I neither hated nor liked it, but would never watch it again.
I do love Jung Hae-in's acting - he has a knack for making his characters very real and believable. Without him I'd have loathed it.
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