Can't wait to see Yoon Shi Yoon kill us all with his performance. He's such a delight to watch! I'm a little sad it's 12 episodes long because that means I will only see him on screen for a month and a half. However, as long as the writing and directing is good, there's nothing to lose!
Also may I just say how unbearable the girl pining after Ji Suk's character is? I usually try to warm up to characters but she has no likeable trait so far. And that VP - I have a very awful feeling about him. He looks like a womanizer.
This has a pretty strong start! I enjoyed this week's episodes without feeling like I want to skip past any scene. I love how the entire family + Chan Hyuk are so multi-dimentional. One thing I liked the most was that they did not keep anything hidden for long - there is nothing more annoying than dragging a detail for too long until you are tired of it. It also had a way of making you like the characters you thought you would not like. The father - apart from the older sister - was someone I did not like only for me to look forward to seeing him more on screen. I misunderstood the oldest sister but the ending of episode 2 showed how wrong I was. However, I feel the "antagonists" seem typical so far. Their "reveals" felt a little cliched, but nothing too bad I suppose.
The drama has the elements to keep you engaged without becoming too dramatic. It also has a nice balance of showing and telling. I hope the following episodes will be just as nice to see!
u all forget tho that woman are naturaly mature more than man, man mature way more slower than girls.. so the…
You have the right to your opinion. Women mature early, sure, but in my experience that is often only physical. And she is an adult! You're right. I was simply providing the understanding of the argument of those who are against this. I won't lie - I feel like this actress is being mismanaged by her agency. Take what you want from it.
Hello my annoying ass is here with her Jang Nara agenda. I'm low-key hoping she gets an offer to star in this but I'm skeptical about the director. Jokes aside (but was it a joke?), I want this to go well for the sake of Choi Jin Hyuk and Lee Seung Gi. The director thing wasn't a joke though!
Considering watching this only because someone mentioned in the comments section of Page Turner that this is like a nice look into what happens to Shin Jae Ha and Kim So Hyun. :p
This is a very sweet short drama about dreams and ambitions. It depicted different sides of owning a dream. The one who is talented and does not have a hard time proving themselves, one who is late to finding that dream, and one who has average and has to grind to be exceptional. It tied well together with the adults - here, they were the mothers - aspirations too. I wished there was more focus on Jae Ha's character Jin Mok in episode 2, but I was satisfied with his screen time on 1 and 3.
I enjoyed all characters. Ji Soo played such a lovable fool here. He made me guffaw in exasperation and endearment. So Hyun was great at depicting her conflicting emotions and how endearing her insistence for independence was. Finally, Shin Jae Ha played his blunt, rather tsundere character. I particularly enjoyed his scenes since he was so interesting and his struggle was more relatable. He did a remarkable job at showing his conflict with himself.
The drama ends on a very hopeful note (pun intended), I would call it a beginning rather than an end, actually! Do watch it if you're looking for a hopeful, wholesome, short drama.
I started crying when Shin Jae Ha teared up at hearing that he was talented when he was at his lowest point. His hopeful, grateful expression was so real, it felt that it was his actual reaction to the words. I loved him here!
While I enjoyed it, I feel the drama became victim to the greater good ambition crime dramas like to preach. The ending was unsatisfying and bland. The story explaining the truth of the antagonist was your everyday revenge story. It made no sense how they came to do what they did; they motivation was all over the place. It was an entertaining watch but if you enjoy plots that properly explore the mystery and do more of showing than telling, this one isn't for you. The plot gained momentum from episode 10-14, and disappointed me as we came closer to solving the mystery. The motivations of each villain were boring - nothing you haven't seen before - and their personalities even more so.
The drama has many profound things to say, but it also has a lot to unravel. I want to see how Jinyoung is coping with his divorce, and maybe more exploration of the perspectives of the male leads. We're so far only been given Hari's perspective. I doubt that will change, but a little more focus on the men would be nice
The drama has the elements to keep you engaged without becoming too dramatic. It also has a nice balance of showing and telling. I hope the following episodes will be just as nice to see!
Jokes aside (but was it a joke?), I want this to go well for the sake of Choi Jin Hyuk and Lee Seung Gi. The director thing wasn't a joke though!
I enjoyed all characters. Ji Soo played such a lovable fool here. He made me guffaw in exasperation and endearment. So Hyun was great at depicting her conflicting emotions and how endearing her insistence for independence was. Finally, Shin Jae Ha played his blunt, rather tsundere character. I particularly enjoyed his scenes since he was so interesting and his struggle was more relatable. He did a remarkable job at showing his conflict with himself.
The drama ends on a very hopeful note (pun intended), I would call it a beginning rather than an end, actually! Do watch it if you're looking for a hopeful, wholesome, short drama.