K-Drama This review may contain spoilers
Let Hotel Del Luna take you on a fantasy journey
Story: The story can be predictable but also unpredictable. One thing is for sure, it will keep you wanting more and more. It’s a story of betrayal, misunderstandings, reincarnation, hate, love, passion, revenge, and whatnot! It has it all. I am not one to cry easily, but I shed a tear or two while watching. Death and what allegedly happens after death is mentioned a lot, and we see deities helping people in dire situations as well as changing someone’s fate. It does make you wonder if death is the end.
Characters/Acting: The chemistry between the characters was good, especially between IU (Jang Man Wol) and Yeo Jin Goo (Goo Chan Sung), as well as between Yeo Jin Goo (Goo Chan Sung) and Jo Hyun Chul (Sanchez). All the characters had very intriguing stories, and I think that the casting choices were great. We have some character developments, like Jang Man Wol’s (IU) character, to mention a big one. I was very satisfied with the acting and how the actors embraced their roles.
OST: Apart from “Can You See My Heart” by HEIZE, which plays a lot in almost every episode, I discovered some more beautiful songs like “At the End” by Chung Ha, “Another Day” by Monday Kiz & Punch, and “All About You” by Taeyeon.
Overall: Give Hotel Del Luna a chance to take you on a fantasy journey where the boundaries between life and death, as well as fantasy and reality, get blurry.
Characters/Acting: The chemistry between the characters was good, especially between IU (Jang Man Wol) and Yeo Jin Goo (Goo Chan Sung), as well as between Yeo Jin Goo (Goo Chan Sung) and Jo Hyun Chul (Sanchez). All the characters had very intriguing stories, and I think that the casting choices were great. We have some character developments, like Jang Man Wol’s (IU) character, to mention a big one. I was very satisfied with the acting and how the actors embraced their roles.
OST: Apart from “Can You See My Heart” by HEIZE, which plays a lot in almost every episode, I discovered some more beautiful songs like “At the End” by Chung Ha, “Another Day” by Monday Kiz & Punch, and “All About You” by Taeyeon.
Overall: Give Hotel Del Luna a chance to take you on a fantasy journey where the boundaries between life and death, as well as fantasy and reality, get blurry.
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