While watching the series I'm getting the feeling that management is going out of the way to ensure equal numbers…
after the initial excitement for the show wore out, I kinda felt like it was somehow scripted in that they already had a clear winner in their minds...I think its going to be Chef Choi and no offense to Napoli but they probably picked him over Triple star so that Choi gets an easy win that no one would question.
I think the winner will be either Napoli Matfia or Triple Star. They could go up against Chef Edward or Chef Choi…
exactly...I really thought they would bring 1 chef back to balance out the numbers especially since they were at a disadvantage timewise. So unfair, and they tried to make it seem like them coming from the other groups was an advantage because they knew their tactics.
Great movie except for a few misses here and there. Firstly, the undercover stunt was a little stupid. What if he took her somewhere else? Why were there no officers stationed inside the house incase he got in? Why did she open the door instead of looking outside the window? Secondly, during the fight scene, why was she not helping the cop from the get-go? He was clearly being overpowered and she was obviously the next in line if the cop died. And lastly, they just forgot about the dead manager in her house. No mention whatsoever about why he was even at her house in the first place. Plus, why did she not report him the first time he tried to force his way into her house?
Boring. They were trying too hard to be funny but it just didn't land. This is the second time I've watched Lee Je Hoon's work and I'm just as disappointed as the first time. His character felt too forced like he was cosplaying similar characters. And I could not stand the younger sister.
I got duped by the reviews. It's an original story with a few plot holes. The worst bit though was the comedy. It was too childish and it felt like they were trying too much.
Complete waste of my time. I guess the wigs were to show that 4 years had passed but they just looked bad. On the bright side, they didn't put the wigs on the kids. Also, Captain Seo's hair was well-made and too perfect it annoyed me. It made no sense! Plus, why was the mother's teeth crazy white! Moreover, their reaction times were too slow and the crappy graphics ruined the action parts. It was the little things like these that took away from the story. The climax was outright messy. I understood what they were doing but the result was underwhelming to say the least. Overall, it just felt too contrived and I could not get into the movie from start to finish.
is boston objectively a horrible person ? maybe.... but there is never a boring scene with boston in it. that…
I was more upset about what he did to Nick than his own friend Mew (maybe because I hate Mew). but that being said, as much as I loved Nick, I couldn't bring myself to hate Boston even with everything he did.
yeah, I get what you mean. but I'm glad it was established couples because my heart wouldn't have been able to handle trying to keep track of my ships.
First few episodes: I was all for the messiness...it had me glued to the screen! Halfway episodes: hot mess! Why? just why? Last episodes: such a drag! it couldn't have ended sooner.
Overall, it wasn't bad but it could have been way better.
I don’t know if it’s the way Book played Mew or if that was how Mew was supposed to come across as, but his…
His character irked me to the core. I had to ask myself if I would have been able to stomach Mew had he been played by another actor. I was not expecting great acting from Book but he is the main reason I'm not rating this higher. I just wish we could have had more scenes from everyone else expect him.
It’s not very eventful to be honest.I liked the acting, but I didn't connect with the characters like I have…
This is exactly what I felt watching the drama. I wanted to watch Our Blues right after this one but I guess its too soon for another long melodrama especially after this one failed to deliver.
Not my typical genre or story but it was not that bad for what it was. I would have dropped it had the cast not delivered. The drama started very slow and I thought it would pick up after a few episodes (like every other kdrama). But it didn't and that actually worked in its favor. The pacing was perfect for this type of story. Unfortunately, I just couldn't connect with the message they were trying to convey. Admittedly, I only started this because of Mr. Gu but even that wore off pretty quick. Towards the end, I began fast-forwarding because they just wouldn't let up with the long and deep dialogues that were trying too hard to be philosophical. Now I have to go find something less moody and more cheerful to reset myself.
Yeong-ha didn't call the policee at first because he wanted to keep the house sacred for his wife as it was her…
Yes, but it's still not a good enough reason to ignore the possible murder of a small boy. I doubt even his wife would have agreed with his decision. Plus, what if the boy was still alive because we don't know exactly what happened to him but it could be possible.
Halfway episodes: hot mess! Why? just why?
Last episodes: such a drag! it couldn't have ended sooner.
Overall, it wasn't bad but it could have been way better.