It is a sad ending, but fits the film so well. The story is based on true events. Apparently at the Shanghai Film Festival last year the audience burst into tears (you will see why when you read the post script at the end).
I don't really like this one....It's boring...I had expectation bcse of Jang Hyuk (He was soo good in Fated to…
Yes, I have to agree the problem is the story and the scenario. I’m getting close to dropping BP. There are some very good moments (JC and his daughter and her storylines) and even clever, off the wall artistic moments (hijacking of the blue car), but they get lost in the more ridiculous elements that the story switches to, especially throughout eps 9-12.
Well, it’s a solid start. The two main leads certainly stand out. The Park brothers are real jerks: Chi Woo’s husband who is a real slacker and his brother Kang Sung who is a status hungry lawyer. Wan Seung’s mother gives Chi Woo a hard time, but his mother (the ever delightful Park Joon Geum playing a much stronger role) gives him a swift kick (literally) when he needs it.
The synopsis makes sense once you watch the first few episodes. Although there is nothing new or original as yet in terms of a storyline, both Yoo Jin and Jung Hoon are delightful. It’s also good to see Kim Chang Wan (Wan Seung’s father) play a nice role too.
I think seo kang joon is doing an amazing job portraying his character and hopefully there will be character development…
For me the issue is about how his character has been written and directed. We get some really good glimpses regarding the struggle OJY as a character has in dealing with the real world. However, I find he is not coming across as strong as I would like him to be. Ayre that is the point when he is contrasted against LYJ
I tried to stick with The Third Charm. Lee Som is fabulous in this show (as she is in others). However, I feel those around her can’t match her performance (apart from the brother). This show has a great theme, it’s just not right for me in terms of its plot and execution. C'est la vie...
Just completed episode 50 and wanted to drop it so many times after episode 42, but I’m going to have keep watching. Se Na is about the most vile villainess in Kdrama land, hammed up beautifully by Soo Ah. Her fall from grace should be spectacular. Hahaha....
Seo Ji Hye is fabulous in this show. However, I’m struggling with the male cast though (apart from the anaesthetist).…
Oh well. At the end of episode 12 I found myself underwhelmed and I have decided to drop it. It had potential. I guess I just didn’t appreciate how the story unfolded after episode 4. One element I really did like was the backstory between Tae Soo and his mum (and the mum’s role in general).
Eps 80 - 90 have been quite good. In essence the secondary storylines have matured and are quite interesting, entertaining and funny at times re the different relationships as the main leads settle into an almost idyllic life. The main protagonist tries to keep ruining things around her, but gets thwarted at every step!
Seo Ji Hye is one of the most beautiful korean actresses and so underrated I hope she gets more main lead roles…
Seo Ji Hye is fabulous in this show. However, I’m struggling with the male cast though (apart from the anaesthetist). The ladies are outshining them in this one.
Why are so many talking about plot holes? Please enlight me. I didn't find any.I am really enjoying this drama…
In my view, it keeps getting better and better. Like you, I can’t see any plot holes. It’s a good old fashioned romp that is entertaining with good storytelling
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The synopsis makes sense once you watch the first few episodes. Although there is nothing new or original as yet in terms of a storyline, both Yoo Jin and Jung Hoon are delightful. It’s also good to see Kim Chang Wan (Wan Seung’s father) play a nice role too.