Am I one of the only people watching this show? It’s weird that there are barely any comments about it. Episode…
I didn’t get anger violence vibes not in the way someone truly dangerous is. What I saw was someone troubled by the trauma of seeing his parents screw up a relationship and so he had anxiety and he expressed it the way he did, not well.
R rated? Hardly, I wish Jdrama ratings would standardize themselves. it seems like some rando is deciding what they think a show should be based on their own level of morale. Theres some R’s that truly are then some that should be PG-13 and then others a PG. Its hilarious.
Story is pretty one dimensional but the final episode was sweet and wrapped up the conflict well. This is very typical jdrama office tension and not really very new. But its a good show to break up the usual Korean and Chinese malarkey- which is why I love these quirky shows so much!!
if you want to watch a mostly high school drama with a team of kids playing football here is your show. the chemistry held potential with the leads in the beginning but they settle into such a safe solid friendship you’d be fair to say it felt like besties was going to be the deal of the day. Then they transition to married couple, without confession. like all recent cdranas waiting til the last minute for a confession, brief kidses then defaulting to hugging which gives zero new relationship vibes. This show was also too long, some of the sub plots ft like timewasting..
At times it felt great, chemistry was there, and then its just not. You’re dozing off because there’s nothing happening or it slows right down, or another tired trope rears an ugly head. Last episode took 4 watches and I still skipped the last 10 minutes.
Some dumb as all get out plots too, the writing was poor.
Chemistry saves this show, and there’s oodles of it here. However its highly skippable in parts because just unnecessary side scenes. Still its cute and worth the watch.
Yeah this show started out great and it was easy to binge watch. I liked the premise and the leads. But where were the fireworks? Non existent. ML falls and you see it, FL keeps it locked up but her personality just got so frustrating. She equally doesn’t share how she feels and goes into straight denial at the slightest moment yet she holds him to a higher standard every time. It turned into another last minute confession which seems to be a current trend. Writers we don’t need to endure 90% of the show before you bring them together. And then FL continues to act stand offish and obnoxious to almost the end. Where was the sweet love, the honeymoon stage? Just constant bickering and pushing back. Ugh. No thanks.
The side plot of stalker friend and his mother was absolutely a waste of space and skipped the whole annoying thing.
On the latest edition of “Love Has Absolutely No Fireworks”, we get the one thing I thought this latest cdrama trend of last minute confession and getting together was avoiding was stupid FL self-righteous behavior. Ah but no here we are.
Solid movie driven by the skill of the actors involved. Ye Jin really sucks as a negotiator tho in all scenerios we are shown, not sure if that was the purpose. Maybe someone who is stone cold wouldn’t have done what she did at the end. Hyun Bin pulled that off entirely and making him an anti-hero was a surprise.
Story is pretty one dimensional but the final episode was sweet and wrapped up the conflict well. This is very typical jdrama office tension and not really very new. But its a good show to break up the usual Korean and Chinese malarkey- which is why I love these quirky shows so much!!
Some dumb as all get out plots too, the writing was poor.
The side plot of stalker friend and his mother was absolutely a waste of space and skipped the whole annoying thing.
As far as chemistry and asthetics go, leads were great.