SeanFletcher

At half way through - wow and more wow. There is going to be even better twists from here on in! Just for the record - the romance is very, very special! What a brilliant combination.

I have just finished episode 24, so nearly at the halfway mark. Well, this show gets better and better. Although there are long running storylines weaved throughout the series, the issues that pop up along the way get sorted quickly. Everyone is continuing to do a great job regarding their roles and Kyung Soo’s Mum comes into her in this episode and “steals” a couple of scenes!

Take the time to watch this movie. It’s a heartwarming, funny, and gentle movie that is about love, understanding and caring for all the right reasons. It’s beautifully made and more enjoyable than many other movies that have used a similar plot device.

Episodes 5 - 8 are just really lovely. The tackling of the undateables list has added a whole new dimension to this show and is allowing our main pair to forge a really nice and interactive relationship. I can see this show getting better and better.

Episode 22 - I like what they are doing here.

Episode 21 - what a great episode. There should be more like it!

It had potential - a good start, funny at times and then I’m not sure what happened. Too forced, I think.

The first two episodes were interesting. This will be a good drama if they can keep it factual regarding the surrogacy process and steer away from the normal scheming and family angst (although some of this has crept in), and focussing instead on the importance of relationships.

Re Lee Sung Kyung - have a look at Weightlifting Fairy Kim Book Joo. It was an amazing performance in a fabulous show ( she also took out an award for this show and rightly so).

A nice rom com. It’s worth a look.

Well, a very nice final episode. Plenty of cuteness and a good end to a light romantic story.

Their relationship is very special in every sense of the word (or not as the case may be!). I like how they are allowed to have a real, and grown up, relationship so early on in the series. It’s being treated as it should. Now the fun really begins...

Movies such as A Beautiful Life are rare 10/10 from me.

Have a look at Lawless Lawyer, Miss Sherlock and Switch. Tunnel (a time switch detective drama) is interesting, but Secret Forest (Stranger) takes the biscuit.

For the most part, I enjoyed much of this Lakorn. So, enjoy it for what it is. Yes, it’s not perfect by any means, but there are some very good elements, it just struggled with its identity at times.

Davika plays a very good role here and much of the supporting cast put in a good effort. The other leads are okay, but perhaps needed a bit more oomph. It’s not a bad way to spend a Saturday!

I have found this to be great fun so far. Both leads are doing a great job and I think the mum is great, especially when laying down the law to the guys in her family: “I will shave your heads etc.”

Three episodes in and enjoying Miss Sherlock very much. Some nice touches and humorous elements in episode three.

I’m now at the end of episode ten and finding it is getting even better. Overall, it is such a nice show that has a powerful and endearing love story!

Well, I thought episode four was very good and then all the good work seemed to unravel during episode five. I felt it was all over the place. Ha Yeon Soo is doing a great job as Kim Bo Ra. However, Yoo Chan’s character, I feel, has become lacking. As others have said, the CEO vibe has disappeared..

Regretfully, I have decided to drop it (Coincidentally, I dropped the Japanese version at the end of episode five, but both are quite different at this point although the review for episode six shows a reconvergence with the Japanese version).

For me Lawless Lawyer is top notch (and it even follows at times some of the correct process in court - the dry procedural stuff) and is great fun. It has fabulous characters and the sidekicks are a hoot.