And it is Chilbongie once more. More Chilongie than Chilbongie, if that makes any sense. I am not gonna lie, I…
I am happy you agree with me. It might seem stupid to some people, but I felt cheated. I am not sure if I have missed it, probably not, but they didn't even give us a happy ending for JH, like for the other second leads in the other Reply Series.
And it is Chilbongie once more. More Chilongie than Chilbongie, if that makes any sense.
I am not gonna lie, I was really disappointed that JH isn’t the husband.
I don’t know why the writers felt that they had to fool us all this time.
They made us think that JH is the main lead, giving us clues , to change everything just before the end. We got so attached to JH and they made him seem like a loser in the end.
I loved Taek and I understand why so many people were on his “team” but he had no chemistry with DS, not the way JH had with her.
And then, after deciding to pull this trick on us, they didn’t even focus on their relationship but we saw just pieces of their time together.
It was not the ending I was waiting for, but more than that, it was not a good ending for this great drama.
Just a small complain... I don't understand why Korean writers insist of adding time skip. And the excuse "I…
You are right! I felt the same way too. There was another drama with the same ending and I got disappointed watching it here too because it was as annoying the first time.
It started great but after episode 27 it went downhill and it never got back to how good it was. I loved the main couple as they talked to each other and solved their problems instead of breaking up all the time.
BUT, it had the most annoying character in dramaland (Hyun Soo's Omma I am looking at you!). For those who have watched BOF, even Jun Pyo's mother was more rational than Geum Ja here. Unbelievable, I know!
I just can't understand why they extended a 30-episode drama to 45 episodes. It was obvious that the writer ran out of ideas and some storylines dragged and dragged that I was thinking that they could talk about the same thing for 20 episodes.
But Jo Kyung Ho and his super white teeth helped me watch it through the end. ^^
Well, I don't really care about those comments because they are similar to what I hear in my everyday life from…
And thet worst part, and the one I found really sick, is when they get mad when an actor or a singer has a relationship or gets married. They really think that they belong to them and stop buying their CDs or watch their dramas and movies in order to punish them. Or they are happy when they hear that they have broken up and are single again. And they claim to love their idols and be fans, yeah right.
I don't mind the comments, but I get really angry when some friends complain about not having anything good to watch and I suggest some great dramas and they laugh at me and say that they don't like Korean dramas even when they have never watched one.
Well, I don't really care about those comments because they are similar to what I hear in my everyday life from people who think I am crazy for watching Asian dramas. Stuff like 'They all look the same', 'They are so ugly', 'What a werid language!', 'Like they can ever make better shows than Americans' are what people tell me all the time and by now I have got used to it, so I try to ignore them.
I feel that at some point or another all of us complained about something. It is just that some people feel more strongly about what they like and they overreact.
So what if someone keeps saying bad things about the dramas I love? Am I going to change my mind about them? No, so let them do what they want.
This is nothing compared to what happens with KPoP. I sometimes watch KPop videos on Youtube, and I read the comments people make. There is so much hate between different groups and you can't help but laugh while reading what people write.
My favourite K drama ever! Great actors, great OST and a great story! There were some flaws but the overall experience was amazing. It had perhaps the best villain in dramaland. But the best part of all...Joo Won! He nailed this role! Gaksitaallll!!!!
For me it was perhaps the best drama this year. It was really well made and managed to keep me on edge from beginning to end. The music, the acting (Shin Sung Rok was even better here than MLFAS) and the story were simply amazing.
I preferred it to the japanese version for many reasons, one of them being the fact that Na Jung was more developed as a character and at times equal to Woo Jin.
Another reason I loved this drama is that it put Lee Sang Yoon on my radar and I will make sure to watch another one of his dramas. I highly recommend it! Now I will keep waiting for season 2.
I know many will disagree with me, but so far I believe this version is much better than the Japanese one. Rathen than just focus on the games and the tricks, they focus on the people and why they react the way they do. I find it more interesting. Da Jung is also a more likable character than Nao.
Having watched the first season of the Japanese Liar Game and loved it, I was afraid that the Korean version would not be as good. But I am pleased to say that so far I like it very much. The way they changed it to a reality show is very clever. It is definitely more Korean, as it is true that Koreans can go far for ratings.
As for the cast, Shin Sung Rok is great as always.
I know that many people didn't like Lee Sang Yoon as the main lead but I think he is quite good. He is no Matsuda Shota,that's true, but he is good in his own way.
SeNa has to end up with Shi Woo. They are so cute together! I feel no chemistry between Rain and her.
After episode 5 I really believe that SW will end up with SN. Because if it goes the typical K drama way, the girl always ends up not with the guy she likes first but the other guy who teases her and she didn't really care about before. I really hope that will happen.
I am not gonna lie, I was really disappointed that JH isn’t the husband.
I don’t know why the writers felt that they had to fool us all this time.
They made us think that JH is the main lead, giving us clues , to change everything just before the end. We got so attached to JH and they made him seem like a loser in the end.
I loved Taek and I understand why so many people were on his “team” but he had no chemistry with DS, not the way JH had with her.
And then, after deciding to pull this trick on us, they didn’t even focus on their relationship but we saw just pieces of their time together.
It was not the ending I was waiting for, but more than that, it was not a good ending for this great drama.
BUT, it had the most annoying character in dramaland (Hyun Soo's Omma I am looking at you!). For those who have watched BOF, even Jun Pyo's mother was more rational than Geum Ja here. Unbelievable, I know!
I just can't understand why they extended a 30-episode drama to 45 episodes. It was obvious that the writer ran out of ideas and some storylines dragged and dragged that I was thinking that they could talk about the same thing for 20 episodes.
But Jo Kyung Ho and his super white teeth helped me watch it through the end. ^^
1. If I leave- Jo SuMi (The Last Empress of Korea)
2. Good Person - TARA (Cinderella Man)
China
1. Snow Grave-Ying Er (Sealed with a Kiss.)
Japan
1. Ikenai Taiyou-Orange Range (Hana Kimi)
I don't mind the comments, but I get really angry when some friends complain about not having anything good to watch and I suggest some great dramas and they laugh at me and say that they don't like Korean dramas even when they have never watched one.
I feel that at some point or another all of us complained about something. It is just that some people feel more strongly about what they like and they overreact.
So what if someone keeps saying bad things about the dramas I love? Am I going to change my mind about them? No, so let them do what they want.
This is nothing compared to what happens with KPoP. I sometimes watch KPop videos on Youtube, and I read the comments people make. There is so much hate between different groups and you can't help but laugh while reading what people write.
I preferred it to the japanese version for many reasons, one of them being the fact that Na Jung was more developed as a character and at times equal to Woo Jin.
Another reason I loved this drama is that it put Lee Sang Yoon on my radar and I will make sure to watch another one of his dramas. I highly recommend it! Now I will keep waiting for season 2.
As for the cast, Shin Sung Rok is great as always.
I know that many people didn't like Lee Sang Yoon as the main lead but I think he is quite good. He is no Matsuda Shota,that's true, but he is good in his own way.