One of the very few cdramas I actually finished and mostly enjoyed. Big part of that was the female lead and my love for the cohabitation trope. There is nothing about the plot that stands out from a generic romcom drama, some sub plotlines were uninteresting, the sound mixing for the dialog is pretty bad, and the English subtitles while watching this were riddled with errors. Despite all that what made me continue to watch was the adorable and sweet relationship of the main couple. No big drama or long misunderstandings. Like another review said: Sweet but not too sweet. Overall 8/10
One of the very few weekend kdrama I actually liked. There is no character that is outright irredeemable (no evil MIL) which is a huge plus. It is however very melodramatic at times and the plot is a bit draggy in some episodes, especially towards the end. The best thing about this drama is Ho Jung in every episode I was looking forward to her plotline. Overall worth the watch. 8.5/10
Anyone remember the summary of this drama a few months ago? Didn't it say that Nam Joo Hyk was a student then? Did they change it or did I just remember wrong
If this were a 16 episode drama about the sang min x yeon tae couple this would be one of my favorite kdrama. Unfortunately I found every other story line quite boring. After a few episodes I just skipped right to the scenes with the young couple. Overall 7/10
Not sure what HDL is, but Goblin and DotS are both by the same writer, if that helps.
Yeah I know. Its unfortunate that I dont like any of her projects. When "Eternal Monarch" was coming out I didnt even bother giving it a try, and looking at the reviews it seems like I made the right choice.
Hotel del Luna (hdl) wasnt bad but I just couldnt get into it. Even with IU in it.
I am always wary of hyped up shows, since I seem to dislike most of them (dots, goblin, hdl). Additionally with the theme of mental illness, a subject that is often badly written and getting overplayed, I was ready to put it in the deep end of my backlog.
Out of boredom I gave it a chance and now I am 4 episodes in and re-watching my favorite scenes while impatiently waiting for the new ep. to drop.
The writing is tight, the plot is interesting, both leads are extremely good looking ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) and the cinematography is amazing. Let's pray that the writer can keep this up and gives us satisfying ending.
Enjoyable lighthearted romcom for the first half, but it turned bad because of the 2 terrible exes. Both of them have no redeemable characteristics, every scene they are in is so unconformable and uninteresting that I couldnt help myself to fast forward.
I struggled pretty hard to get through episode 9 and 10 and I will probably drop the show now. Really unfortunate since I enjoyed the chemistry of the main leads.
It was very mediocre. Maybe my expectations were too high because of the overly high praises it got. Alot of the shots were so dark you could barely tell what was going on. Chemistry between the ML was non existent. But since it's a pretty short film its ok for watching it on a weekend night if you're bored I guess. 7/10
Very lighthearted feel-good movie with not much depth. Most characters are kind of one dimensional. It would have been better if the main leads had more moments together. The main reason to watch this is for Elliya Lee, since its rare to see her in this kind of role.
Must say I am kind of disappointed. When this show started I thought he would switch between worlds every now and then. But so far it just happened in the beginning and now it plays out like a regular crime drama. He's probably gonna have a seizure/heartattack once or twice and is finally gonna teleport back to his world in the second to last episode.
Flawed but satisfying rom-com kdrama. I have been dropping kdramas recently despite having a much higher rating than this one, so I went into this with very low expectations and I was pleasantly surprised in how much I enjoyed it. It has the typical tropes which I despise such as overly annoying (ex)inlaws, noble idiocy and other makjang situations. But luckily it was never to a point where I had to say that it was too much. The main leads had great chemistry and carried this drama, especially Lee Min Jung as Na Ae Ra.
I hope the score is not as inflated as the other cdramas.
One of those dramas where it wouldn't hurt to watch at 1.5x speed and use the forward button for some parts.
Good to watch if you are bored.
Just skip the epilouge at the very end.
Hotel del Luna (hdl) wasnt bad but I just couldnt get into it. Even with IU in it.
Out of boredom I gave it a chance and now I am 4 episodes in and re-watching my favorite scenes while impatiently waiting for the new ep. to drop.
The writing is tight, the plot is interesting, both leads are extremely good looking ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) and the cinematography is amazing. Let's pray that the writer can keep this up and gives us satisfying ending.
I struggled pretty hard to get through episode 9 and 10 and I will probably drop the show now.
Really unfortunate since I enjoyed the chemistry of the main leads.
The main reason to watch this is for Elliya Lee, since its rare to see her in this kind of role.
Overall an okay one-time-watch movie. 7.5/10
I have been dropping kdramas recently despite having a much higher rating than this one, so I went into this with very low expectations and I was pleasantly surprised in how much I enjoyed it. It has the typical tropes which I despise such as overly annoying (ex)inlaws, noble idiocy and other makjang situations. But luckily it was never to a point where I had to say that it was too much. The main leads had great chemistry and carried this drama, especially Lee Min Jung as Na Ae Ra.
My rating: 8.5/10