His brother isn’t in love with FL. They are just friends and since his brother didn’t want to disclose that…
Yes, but Ji Han isn't 100% sure that his brother doesn't have romantic feelings for the FL....which would be a problem, morally speaking, if he decided to seduce his brother's fiancé. Having him question HER intentions with his brother is a good way to get around that moral issue, as he feels it's his duty to reveal that she isn't actually in love with his brother.
I used to love rom-com kdramas a lot..but nowadays I feel cringe watching such dramas..the FL is one of my favs…
I'm 34 and find it delightfully light and well performed so it's definitely 'to each their own' type of situation. It doesn't feel as dated as watching a 2010 rom-com, so I'm not getting the same vibes as you.
I'm enjoying this drama and I'm hopeful it maintains this level of enjoyment! 😄 I've noticed that nowadays,…
I can't wait to see what else she's learned "just in case" for her most important role yet. 😂
Her acting style reminds me of Gong Hyo Jin as well, that comfortable in your own body natural posture type of charm. I've found that a lot of rookies or not great actors are too aware of how they look on camera so they become a bit stiff and awkward with their hands/arms. She makes the character feel like a real person, and she makes it look effortless.
I think the grandfather feels like he failed to protect Do Han. He is doing the only thing he thinks he can to make it up to him by making him his heir. I think he either knows or suspects that Do Han likes men, but he can clearly see how much Ah Jeong loves his grandson and the lengths she's willing to go to to protect Do Han's happiness. He's not really asking what will make DO HAN happiest yet, so he is still, like Ji Han, focused on HIS version of happiness...power.
Anyone else have money on the ex-lover of Do Han from before he left Korea being behind/involved in the photos(blackmail) of him in New York? We never got the full context of why the man was beaten up and the apartment destroyed, just that it spooked Do Han enough to leave the country for five years. & if someone knew that was his lover THEN, why haven't they played that card yet? I just want a scene before Do Han either comes out to his family or gets outed that is the siblings and SiL finding out that Ji Han likes Ah Jeong...because their reactions are going to be gold.
Girlie-Pop, why are you telling Guy's personal business to Saint? What in the world? This is why cutting some characters out of a show is a bad thing. She should be debriefing her bestie about the misunderstanding she had in middle school with Guy, NOT talking to her neighbor that clearly likes her and has a connection to the person Guy distrusts the most. I'm still going to keep watching as this is a relatively short drama in comparison to the others I'm watching, but some of the character choices in this one truly don't make any sense.
Not him barking...🤣🤣🤣 I am loving this one. I feel like this character is much more similar to the actress' true personality over her Love Me Love My Voice character. And I've been loving seeing him in another romcom. He gets better with each project he works on. This is that medium burn friends/enemies to lovers. So you get the bickering and misunderstandings that add a bit of drama into the story. With this new neighborhood guy entering the chat the jealously is going to be funny. Not to mention the younger guy that likes her at work. Yeah the "Everyone Loves Me" title fits these two to a T.
Can someone spoil just one thing for me please? Is the person who died on the operating table the same person that came in for the consultation? I had a theory that she was faking her death for one reason or another and was curious if that has been revealed yet or not as I have this one on hold at the moment.
saint is such a jerky manipulative scoundrel, he gives me the ick and liu is a naive no brainer nonsensical crybaby,…
You think Saint is manipulative? Honest question, what scene or line made you think that? Maybe I'm just auto filling character traits because I've seen the Korean one and I missed something in this one.
i haven't started bc i hate lookism centered plots is that really relevant in the plot? also is it really boring?…
I don't think it's boring, as this is going at a much faster pace than the original live action adaptation. Although looks are important to the plot of the story it's more about someone's inside beauty over what people see on the outside and overcoming that lack of self worth. The ML has always liked her for HER. not how she looks. FL is just very traumatized and has a hard time trusting others because of it...though of course she trusts the one person she truly should be watching her back with. I say. wait a few more weeks and check out the compilation/FMV s on youtube to see if it will be your vibe.
2018 Korean drama my ID is gangam beauty cheap copy in thai version 😂😂 The only difference is that the love…
Adapting something to reflect the culture/country it is being adapted for is a tale as old as time. How may versions of Romeo and Juliette or Sherlock Holmes are their out in the world....A LOT. This is only the second live action adaptation of the IP. Calm down and move on. Seek out shows that have no links to other works if you know it's a sore spot for you. Also maybe avoid all adaptations from here on out as you will only be disappointed that someone created something new from something old.
I feel like now or even a month ago would have been the optimal time to air this show. With both of their most recent shows doing well internationally....Fireworks of My Heart had a bit of a rougher go in National reception, but still. I think they are going to shoot themselves in the foot if they hold it for air too much longer. With modern shows it's much more obvious when a show airs later than it should. (lots of current context/fashion and other factors becoming outdated faster) I still have my fingers crossed for an official announcement soon.
Yes. Also the only one not using their real voice when singing is the FL everyone else that sings is a singer in real life. aka they started in the music industry.
Not my brain screeching on the breaks and screaming HR IS CALLING AND YOU'RE ALL FIRED at that masked ball. Forced to kiss a co-worker? What in the what what?
It's not real....and the nice tv show can't hurt me....🤦🏻♀️
Watching this once again reminds me that China is the USA of Asia.
More so in the last few years, a lot of shows that you wouldn't think would have patriotism in the show do. It's that almost Olympic level national pride. There's nothing wrong with this it's just an observation I've made over the past few months.
You should watch P.S. I Hate You. It was good! I actually watched it on YouTube (for Free) vs a special channel…
If anyone can do a better job at a synopsis than the show page please drop it below, because I got extremely confused by the description of show. 😳help.
the thai adaptation of BOF is really good, you should watch it next
Spoiler tag cause I literally wrote you a review/essay😅😂 So update...I finished watching F4. It was actually really good. And it's one of the faster watches I've had recently of a completed show. I was engaged throughout. Still toxic love lines, but knew that going in and was ready for it. As this is a fantasy and not reality I can suspend my red flag alarm. The only major thing that I would critique about the production is that they didn't give a lot of scenes room to breathe in the back half of the show. What I mean by that is the intentional holding of a shot on someone's expression to show longing or some other emotion. Sometimes the difference of holding the edit for a second and a half longer is all it takes. It helps the audience feel like they are in the characters head a bit without doing a narration, exposition or a soliloquy. I'm a slow burn girly because they tend to take the time to have those type of shots. Think Mr. Darcy hand flex in the 2005 Pride and Prejudice, or more recently the hand/pool ball scene in Amidst a Snowstorm of Love. I kind of think of it as a form of seduction between two characters or unrequited love personified. (Typing this while "talking" with my hands is difficult.🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻the you know what I mean kind of hand talking.) I felt like we were losing the flirtation/love of the main leads because the show began the go-go-go of fitting the plot points they wanted in. Because, like with Beauty Newbie, they were fitting a much longer show into few episodes. It's the shortest of all the adaptations with 16 hours...the closest in length is the Japanese with 19 hours. Loved what they did with MJ's character though. I always feel like they criminally underutilize the fourth member of the F4.
If you can't tell I'm a film nerd who enjoys cinematography & editing styles the most with productions. I always say it's the directors job to get the performance that is needed from the actors and the cinematographer to capture the emotions. The editor is the final writer of the show. Thank you for the recommendation. If you have anymore in ya please send them my way. 🥰
can someone tell me if she did anything bad see a lots of hate in cmnts
there was a lot of public back and forth but it seems she wasnt mentally well & kept accusing her husband of things he didnt do, causing his own mental decline. there are some good indepth youtube videos that break everything down. but what it really boils down to is she was "messy" in public about her marriage/divorce.
Her acting style reminds me of Gong Hyo Jin as well, that comfortable in your own body natural posture type of charm. I've found that a lot of rookies or not great actors are too aware of how they look on camera so they become a bit stiff and awkward with their hands/arms. She makes the character feel like a real person, and she makes it look effortless.
We never got the full context of why the man was beaten up and the apartment destroyed, just that it spooked Do Han enough to leave the country for five years. & if someone knew that was his lover THEN, why haven't they played that card yet?
I just want a scene before Do Han either comes out to his family or gets outed that is the siblings and SiL finding out that Ji Han likes Ah Jeong...because their reactions are going to be gold.
I'm still going to keep watching as this is a relatively short drama in comparison to the others I'm watching, but some of the character choices in this one truly don't make any sense.
I am loving this one. I feel like this character is much more similar to the actress' true personality over her Love Me Love My Voice character. And I've been loving seeing him in another romcom. He gets better with each project he works on.
This is that medium burn friends/enemies to lovers. So you get the bickering and misunderstandings that add a bit of drama into the story. With this new neighborhood guy entering the chat the jealously is going to be funny. Not to mention the younger guy that likes her at work. Yeah the "Everyone Loves Me" title fits these two to a T.
Is the person who died on the operating table the same person that came in for the consultation? I had a theory that she was faking her death for one reason or another and was curious if that has been revealed yet or not as I have this one on hold at the moment.
The ML has always liked her for HER. not how she looks. FL is just very traumatized and has a hard time trusting others because of it...though of course she trusts the one person she truly should be watching her back with.
I say. wait a few more weeks and check out the compilation/FMV s on youtube to see if it will be your vibe.
I still have my fingers crossed for an official announcement soon.
It's not real....and the nice tv show can't hurt me....🤦🏻♀️
More so in the last few years, a lot of shows that you wouldn't think would have patriotism in the show do. It's that almost Olympic level national pride. There's nothing wrong with this it's just an observation I've made over the past few months.
So update...I finished watching F4. It was actually really good. And it's one of the faster watches I've had recently of a completed show. I was engaged throughout. Still toxic love lines, but knew that going in and was ready for it. As this is a fantasy and not reality I can suspend my red flag alarm.
The only major thing that I would critique about the production is that they didn't give a lot of scenes room to breathe in the back half of the show. What I mean by that is the intentional holding of a shot on someone's expression to show longing or some other emotion. Sometimes the difference of holding the edit for a second and a half longer is all it takes. It helps the audience feel like they are in the characters head a bit without doing a narration, exposition or a soliloquy. I'm a slow burn girly because they tend to take the time to have those type of shots. Think Mr. Darcy hand flex in the 2005 Pride and Prejudice, or more recently the hand/pool ball scene in Amidst a Snowstorm of Love. I kind of think of it as a form of seduction between two characters or unrequited love personified. (Typing this while "talking" with my hands is difficult.🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻the you know what I mean kind of hand talking.)
I felt like we were losing the flirtation/love of the main leads because the show began the go-go-go of fitting the plot points they wanted in. Because, like with Beauty Newbie, they were fitting a much longer show into few episodes. It's the shortest of all the adaptations with 16 hours...the closest in length is the Japanese with 19 hours.
Loved what they did with MJ's character though. I always feel like they criminally underutilize the fourth member of the F4.
If you can't tell I'm a film nerd who enjoys cinematography & editing styles the most with productions. I always say it's the directors job to get the performance that is needed from the actors and the cinematographer to capture the emotions. The editor is the final writer of the show.
Thank you for the recommendation. If you have anymore in ya please send them my way. 🥰