Serious Themes, Great Storytelling, and One Truly Green‑Flag Character
This series introduced me to ForceBook and NeoMark.My favourite story is the one between Ray and Sand, in fact I watched it more than once.
Having been introduced to ForceBook in this drama, I didn't have a very good opinion of this couple because I didn't see any chemistry between their characters, but luckily I've changed my mind after watching other series.
However, it is a very good series that tackles different and serious issues, and it is the first series in which the characters (except Sand, a green flag, and Nick, a yellow flag) are all powerful red flags.
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Intrigue, Emotion, and Outstanding Fight Scenes — A Standout Season
Their friendship is very beautiful, the plot is beautiful and intriguing, it keeps you in suspense.All the actors perform divinely, plus the fight scenes were excellently conceived and executed.
I eagerly await the second season, even if without Kim Sae Ron it won't be the same... rest in peace.
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Entertaining, Easy to Watch, and Surprisingly Hard to Look Away From with Fun, Unrealistic Fights
Unlike Weak Hero and ONE: Highschool Heroes, the fight scenes in this K-drama are more unrealistic and entertaining.It's a very enjoyable drama, and even though the story is quite serious, it's very light-hearted, easy to watch, but hard to take your eyes off.
My sister, who isn't a huge fan of Asian dramas, also really liked it.
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New Romances, Strong Performances, and a Season Worth Watching
I liked the second season a little less than the first, but it was still very good and well done.I love the character of Pooh and I loved this jealous side of him that we didn't see in the first season.
This season we see a new character played spectacularly by Milk. Willy's expression and laugh are wonderful and perfect for the character in this story. In addition, we see new romances and stories that finally come to fruition, as well as stories that, in my opinion, could have been avoided, at least in this season.
Obviously, my comments are all about the series and not the book, as I haven't read it.
However, I recommend it.
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A Beautiful Blend of Love, Loss, and Superpowers
I loved all the storylines in the series.Thanks to this drama, I discovered new actors that I adore, but above all, I really like the chemistry between Pooh and Pavel.
It's a drama about love, hardship, loss and “superpowers”.
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My favourite scene was Pavel's performance when Pooh died in his hospital bed and all the scenes that followed until we find out that Pooh is actually alive. He really brought the scene to life for us viewers in a phenomenal way.
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A Wonderful Series
A wonderful series,SeaKeen did a great job!
The character of Moo, who was played divinely by Keen, clearly wasn't just a character to play, but his dream, which is what he wants to do and what he's very good at, as is Ashi, and I can say that I'm proud to have witnessed their debut together with Aungpao and Barcode in Clover's.
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Powerful Performances in a Story That Mirrors Real‑Life Struggles
Namib was a complicated series for me to watch, mainly because I identify with the character of Yoo Jin U.It's a really heavy series, but beautiful. , as it shows how idols are treated in Korea by their industries and what many of them feel, and unfortunately also those who have not managed to win their battles.
I found a few minor flaws, including perhaps a lack of development in the various storylines of the characters, but the actors did an impeccable job of conveying the emotions to the audience. Go Hyun Jung definitely did a great job with her character, as she made me hate her, but at the same time made me try to put myself in her shoes.
I recommend it, but if you are going through a difficult time psychologically, I advise you not to watch it until you feel able to.
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A Moving Series That Leaves Viewers Wanting Answers
A beautiful and touching story! Talented actors who convey emotions well.In my opinion, the plot is missing something; it remains a little too suspended, unfinished in some ways. For example, where does Yun Se Heon's father end up? Why don't we see him anymore? And what does he think about his son participating in the festival? Does Han Tae I manage to return to his brother to talk to him or not? Is he still in therapy? Finally, what happens between Song Ju Ha and Seo Do Yun?
Otherwise, the actors and editing are excellent, I recommend it.
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A Fresh University Story Elevated by Two Beautiful Relationships
Finally something different!Yes, it's true, we're still at university, because it matches the age of the actors, but at least it's not the usual engineering. The story between J and Jinn is magnificent, and the one between Farm and Van is no less so, but J and Jinn were something else! I hope to see them again in Our Sky, and maybe mixed together with My Magic Prophecy, that would be fantastic! If I had to find a flaw, it would be the conclusion, which seemed rushed to me, and the fact about the track and the races. I would have explored those two things in more depth.
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A Special Episode That Promised Much but Delivered Nothing
I am really disappointed with this special episode! I watched it hoping to see a continuation of the relationship between Leon and Pob, but instead, nothing. They just got our hopes up, but in the end, nothing happened.The episode continues to focus solely on Leo and Fiat, who even when they are with friends still want to be alone, even though they have been together for years and months, even in another country.
Furthermore, the rest of the episode is really boring and pointless.
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Great Chemistry, Weak Plot: A Series Full of Missed Opportunities
I'm not sure where to start or what to say, but let's try to start from the beginning. I watched this series months after seeing TharnType, but that wasn't a problem. What I liked about this series was that for once we got to see how the relationship evolved and not, as always, the protagonists getting together. I thought Ja and First's acting was spot on, as was their chemistry. The main problem with this series, in my opinion, is that the story isn't continuous; there are too many plots and they are underdeveloped.SPOILER
Let's focus for a moment on the first plot, the blackmail with pornographic material. It would have been a wonderful story to develop, but instead they decided to conclude it in just a few episodes... but then how annoying that they don't go to the police and blame Fiat when he is clearly the victim and has done nothing wrong (except when he tried it on with Type)! Then there was the plot about what happened between Fiat and King, which was also opened at random and closed in the same way. In my opinion, this “plot” shouldn't have existed at all because it makes no sense, and then Leo, at random, not once but twice, kisses Punn to discover King's plan when that was clearly the plan... (Leo, I thought you were smarter than that)! Finally, the whole episode between mother and son, which in my opinion would have been the best plot if we really wanted it to be, but like the others, it was thrown in and then resolved without even extending to understand the story, even simply the relationship between Fiat and his father. There would be much more to say, but it is better to stop here. The only things I would save are Fiat and Leo's group of friends, the character of Leon (Leo's brother) and his story with Pob.
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A Powerful, Emotion‑Packed Film That Never Lets Go
Seeing Park Ji Hoon in the cast, I knew I wouldn't be disappointed by this film, and indeed I wasn't. It's a film full of emotions that doesn't let you catch your breath for a moment, but still keeps you watching without looking away. Please give Park Ji Hoon a happy role! (I know he's great at playing characters with sad stories, but he deserves a bit of happiness in the series too, hahaha.)Was this review helpful to you?
A Well‑Crafted Series That Just Isn’t My Style
I must admit that I didn't really understand this series, maybe because it's not my kind of thing. However, from the point of view of acting, production, colour changes and editing, it was very well done and with great care.I must admit that I didn't really understand this series, maybe because it's not my kind of thing. However, from the point of view of acting, production, colour changes and editing, it was very well done and with great care.Was this review helpful to you?
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A Powerful Follow‑Up Season
Wow! If I loved the first season, I loved this one even more! The friendship between Si Eun and Jun Tae is wonderful. From my point of view, Si Eun didn't want anything to do with Jun Tae in the first few episodes, but then she changed her mind because she saw herself in him during that fight in class and decided to be Jun Tae's Su Ho. In addition to this, let's not forget Baku and Gotak, who are also fabulous, and together these four make a really nice and likeable quartet!Now let's talk a little about the series in general: what I liked most is that the shots in this season are never from behind, meaning we never see Si Eun from behind because those shots in the first season are from Su Ho's point of view, meaning we see him looking at him. Another thing is that Si Eun feels guilty about the coma of the person she loves most and therefore does not want to have other friends so as not to make them suffer. Finally, he always goes to the hospital but never enters and stays outside the room, but writes to her every day as if it were his diary.
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If I had to choose my favourite scene from this season, I would find it really difficult, but if I had to mention the two that impressed me the most, I would say:
-the scene where Jun Tae calls Si Eun and tells her that it's not her fault that Su Ho is in a coma. This scene is really powerful because no one had told her that yet, not even her parents, so she really needed to hear those few words from Jun Tae, and in fact, she decides to stay in the end;
-the final scene, of course, the scene where she meets Su Ho is wonderful; because, as we understand from the first season, Si Eun doesn't like running, but once she finds out that Su Ho is awake, she runs faster than ever. Then, of course, the meeting scene is just as I expected. We see Si Eun smiling again because the only person she smiles for is finally well, and then Su Ho asks who those three are and Si Eun says, “My FRIENDS”, and Su Ho smiles because his worst fear was that Si Eun would withdraw into himself.
I'm eagerly awaiting the third season, even though I'm a little scared, hahah.
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