I will wait a few days or a week for the majority’s reviews and the ratings. I watched the first 4 episodes, but they were pretty bad. I really like both actors, but I just can’t like them here.
It's actually really good if you're a patient viewer, as the pacing is very slow but after episode 5, the story starts to build. What kept me hooked was the 70s vibe, the cinematography, the very chaotic characters (it really does get wild), 😄 and the solid acting. All of that makes the whole experience surprisingly engaging.
Glad I gave this a try because of the positive comments, the rating is definitely misleading.
If only I could rate this drama more than 10 😭. It’s been so long since I’ve called a drama a masterpiece, but Twelve Letters truly deserves it. Such a sad yet beautiful love story . This one’s definitely going to stay with me for a long time. 💯
People always criticize rom-coms for weak plots, but a strong plot isn't the point. A good rom-com just needs to be funny, entertaining and have great chemistry between the leads. Because romcoms supposed to be easy to watch.
I think the low ratings come from people expecting intense courtroom drama, when this is actually more of a slice-of-life series like Hospital Playlist but with lawyers. It focuses on friendship, everyday struggles, and the realistic side of the profession rather than flashy, over-the-top cases. This deserves for atleast an 8.5
Personally, I love that warm and grounded approach. The only downside for me is the main romance, its bland. But Lee Jong Suk looks absolutely gorgeous here. He looks more chaebol than a lawyer, but I’m not complaining. 😆
Me too. I enjoy watching him in comedy and love stories. Have you seen Call it Love?
Glad to see so many people loving this drama. It was such an easy watch, and the chemistry between the leads is 🔥 Call It Love was the first drama I saw him in, and it’s still one of my favorites. KYK always nails every role.
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It's actually really good if you're a patient viewer, as the pacing is very slow but after episode 5, the story starts to build. What kept me hooked was the 70s vibe, the cinematography, the very chaotic characters (it really does get wild), 😄 and the solid acting. All of that makes the whole experience surprisingly engaging.
Glad I gave this a try because of the positive comments, the rating is definitely misleading.
It’s been so long since I’ve called a drama a masterpiece, but Twelve Letters truly deserves it. Such a sad yet beautiful love story . This one’s definitely going to stay with me for a long time. 💯
Personally, I love that warm and grounded approach. The only downside for me is the main romance, its bland. But Lee Jong Suk looks absolutely gorgeous here. He looks more chaebol than a lawyer, but I’m not complaining. 😆