I know it's a romcom BUT I honestly can't believe a review above actually called the husband a misogynist, when in fact his wife actually was abusive as HELL! She was both verbally AND physically abusive, she never let him speak a word, never let him feel like he could even tell her that he wanted a divorce, that's how scared he was of her, and that shit is NOT CUTE.
Wow, what can I say about this absolute MASTERPIECE of a slow-burn, thriller show. Watching Ji Sung is ALWAYS a delight, the way he portrayed confidence, heartbreak, confusion, despair, desperation, misery, PAIN, and anguish was just TOO GOOD. I teared up at several points through the show and I just couldn't hold myself back from desperately wishing for him to achieve some sort of happiness through his seemingly never-ending pain. That man is a true POWERHOUSE of acting, just brilliant to watch. His chemistry and bromance with Shin Chul Shik and all his OPTIMUS PRIME glory lmao. He was amazing and hilarious to watch. The support our prosecutor received from his cell-mates was touching and heartwarming, and it was so easy to become involved in their personal lives too and cheer for their happiness also. The side characters were all endearing and sweet and it was a delight to see them interact with each other. I loved how, instead of telling people that the cell-mates were a family, they SHOWED that they were a family through their actions and their encouragement and their interactions. Every single scene of our dear prosecutor and his family in flashbacks was so damn sweet and so damn sad T-T. I HATED the villain in this one, he was absolutely revolting and it was sickening how he acted, kudos to the actor I guess. BUT even more than that I HATED HATED HATED the 'friend' prosecutor. He should've burned in hell tbh, he was TERRIBLE. The female attorney was too damn sweet to Ji Sung, at one point she even Googled 'How to aid in breaking someone out of prison' and that was A D O R A B L E. I loved how the brother-in-law was as a character, he was righteous but he changed his views and opinions and actions as the story progressed. I liked the pace of the story, but overall it could've maybe been better in a 14/16 episode format, but that's taking it from a 100% to a 1000% tbh, it was thrilling throughout! LOVED IT. I would highly recommend it.
No. The Mad King (real one) will unfortunately not survive, and the Clown King (fake one) will be on the throne for a quite a while, but ultimately he will not be King forever, although he will live till the end. But it's a good ending, the events will unfold in such a manner that you'll realise that this is the most fitting end for both the Kings.
I don't know about the other version you're mentioning, but this one is absolutely spectacular. The cast, the…
It's fairly good paced, not too fast not too slow, perfect for the plot and the story to be uncovered fully. And definitely has more serious drama in it, hardly any comedy tbh. It was very enjoyable though.
Can someone tell me how this remake compares to Lee Byunghun's movie version? I'm thinking about watching both…
I don't know about the other version you're mentioning, but this one is absolutely spectacular. The cast, the ACTING, the EMOTIONS portrayed by everyone but specially Yeo Jin Goo, are just incomparable. Regardless of whether or not you watch the movie, I would highly recommend watching this show, you won't regret it.
She was both verbally AND physically abusive, she never let him speak a word, never let him feel like he could even tell her that he wanted a divorce, that's how scared he was of her, and that shit is NOT CUTE.
Watching Ji Sung is ALWAYS a delight, the way he portrayed confidence, heartbreak, confusion, despair, desperation, misery, PAIN, and anguish was just TOO GOOD. I teared up at several points through the show and I just couldn't hold myself back from desperately wishing for him to achieve some sort of happiness through his seemingly never-ending pain.
That man is a true POWERHOUSE of acting, just brilliant to watch.
His chemistry and bromance with Shin Chul Shik and all his OPTIMUS PRIME glory lmao. He was amazing and hilarious to watch.
The support our prosecutor received from his cell-mates was touching and heartwarming, and it was so easy to become involved in their personal lives too and cheer for their happiness also. The side characters were all endearing and sweet and it was a delight to see them interact with each other. I loved how, instead of telling people that the cell-mates were a family, they SHOWED that they were a family through their actions and their encouragement and their interactions.
Every single scene of our dear prosecutor and his family in flashbacks was so damn sweet and so damn sad T-T.
I HATED the villain in this one, he was absolutely revolting and it was sickening how he acted, kudos to the actor I guess. BUT even more than that I HATED HATED HATED the 'friend' prosecutor. He should've burned in hell tbh, he was TERRIBLE.
The female attorney was too damn sweet to Ji Sung, at one point she even Googled 'How to aid in breaking someone out of prison' and that was A D O R A B L E. I loved how the brother-in-law was as a character, he was righteous but he changed his views and opinions and actions as the story progressed.
I liked the pace of the story, but overall it could've maybe been better in a 14/16 episode format, but that's taking it from a 100% to a 1000% tbh, it was thrilling throughout! LOVED IT.
I would highly recommend it.
Regardless of whether or not you watch the movie, I would highly recommend watching this show, you won't regret it.
If you have a specific characters ending to ask, then let me know and I will tell you!