I usually don't bother watching thriller/crime stuff, but was curious about Healer, as it is obviously extremely popular. I must say I am still not interested on the crime stuff by episode 4, but the scenes between the two leads hooked me so easily. In special, the dance scene (at the sound of Give me a Water by Han Dae-soo), the scene where Yeong Shin was drunk talking about dinosaurs and the scene where she goes to sleep on the sofa and she grabs Jung Hoo's arm. There is something extremely cute and at the same time, painful, about those two. They are both mesmerizing. I am so curious on how they will react when they realize they know each other from their childhoods.
I have a hole open in my heart after finishing Coffee Prince and who knows, maybe Healer will be able to fill it, at least temporarily.
Gosh, Eu Chan is my favorite fictional human being ever.
I have to say that I disagree with people saying she doesn't look like a boy. She doesn't look like a 24 years old boy, sure, but she is REALLY androgynous, even with her soft facial features and small frame. Of course, I agree there is no way people would mistake her for a boy for that long in real life, but still. Lets just all agree she is adorable as fuck.
As someone who has a long story with people forcing me to do things I didn't want to, Bok Joo's father and teachers pretty much forcing her into gaining weight is making me extremely uncomfortable. Gosh, her father went from funny and likable to insufferable so quickly.
Edit: That is it, I can't keep going. This drama nails in many aspects, but I can't stand the abusive teacher/student and father/daughter dynamics of it. It is too much for me.
how does it work with episodes so short and so many of them? is it episodic? or just a slice-of-life?
It is not episodic, it has a continuity. It is kind of hard to explain how it works, I advise watching the first few episodes. After all, they are pretty short.
I love the concept of this drama, but girl was the first episode a drag. I dislike most of the characters, the saving grace is the ghost girl. I will keep watching just because of her.
I actually would say the female lead's acting was much more convincing than the male lead's. He was like a robot. I know it fits the character, but there were moments he shouldn't have been so... robotic.
If anyone isn't sold on Amachan by the time they finish the fist episode, I suggest watching until episode 9 at least. It is such a simple yet beautiful thing.
Two episodes so far and it has been a fun ride. The main actress is gorgeous, overweight or not. Lucky woman! Also the main actor is stuff from heavens. He is so handsome.
I really enjoyed the show. It was so fluffy and sweet. I am giving it a 7.5/10, though, because while it was nice watching Wei Wei and Xiao Nai's relationship being developed, I felt like the last 1/3 of the show wasn't as entertaining to me, but mostly, the pointless transvestite shaming really put me off at times. They should have dropped it on the first time it was mentioned. Still, it was a fun ride.
I have a hole open in my heart after finishing Coffee Prince and who knows, maybe Healer will be able to fill it, at least temporarily.
I have to say that I disagree with people saying she doesn't look like a boy. She doesn't look like a 24 years old boy, sure, but she is REALLY androgynous, even with her soft facial features and small frame. Of course, I agree there is no way people would mistake her for a boy for that long in real life, but still. Lets just all agree she is adorable as fuck.
Edit: That is it, I can't keep going. This drama nails in many aspects, but I can't stand the abusive teacher/student and father/daughter dynamics of it. It is too much for me.
This thing between Er Xi and Cao Guang is such a mess. She is such a sweetie, I hope she doesn't end up heartbroken :(
Edit: The ending was beautiful.