i think it depends on how you see it, directly she does look more like a supporting character that is just there…
I have to admit that it is refreshing to watch a female lead who isn’t directly integrated into the drama (by playing the game) and plays more of a supportive role that is crucial for the male lead’s character development.
I actually love how "slow" this drama is. At the beginning I was excited for all the sci-fi, action parts happening…
Yeah, I too understand that while I may not like the slow progress, others may do. Just like you said, the teasers and trailers for the drama made us expect more action than this so that’s why I and many others feel somewhat disappointed since our thirst for action is not satisfied by watching this drama, lol.
yes exactly my thoughts! This drama coud've had so much potential. I only like watching the game parts, everything…
I’m assuming you’re a Choi Jin Hyuk fan and therefore, you’re probably watching The Last Empress, too, so I’m sure the lack of action in this drama is compensated in The Last Empress. xD
Hmmm for me, the progress of this drama is painfully slow. I mean, sure, the scenes should be extended long enough to showcase the great acting skills and noteworthy character development in each of them, but at the same time, I feel like it should be much more action packed than this given its unique, video-game-centered storyline. Not to mention, I feel like Park Shin Hye’s role is somewhat unremarkable relative to the plot, except for the fact that she’s the love interest of the main male lead. But that’s just how I personally feel. Anyway, I’ll definitely keep watching for how things develop throughout the rest of the drama. Hopefully, the action picks up a bit soon.
So heartbroken... This drama is very well written and very well done. In other psychological thrillers, we can easily hate the murderer in spite of his or her (usually his) tragic past or traumatic childhood or whatever similar circumstance. Here, we are shown other aspects of the murderer's personality that all prove he's a good person (and a likable character) so much so that, even though we're almost sure way early on in the drama that he's the star murderer, we keep hoping against hope that we're wrong and that that person continues to be good--which is how I personally felt for Lee Eun Ho. That's why I couldn't help crying hard when he was shot... He could go to prison and be punished by the law, but that will be much less heartbreaking than if he just dies like that, and so pointlessly too...
Lots of regards for the brilliant N for carrying out his role so greatly, especially in the latest episode, and for the wonderful, wonderful Kim Sun Ah, who definitely deserved that Daesang Award more than So Ji Sub for her stunning performance in this drama.
Yesss !! If only he wasn't such a psycho.... I have always been a fan of bad leads becoming good for the sake…
The thing is, we keep forgetting that the one actually being cute is the actor Shin Sung Rok himself and not the character Lee Hyuk, so that’s why we’re all duped so badly hahaha. Shin Sung Rok I definitely like!
So basically, aside from all the cutsie pootsie scenes of Lee Hyuk slowly falling for Sunny, he's worthy of the Daesang Award for the World's Greatest Scumbag. Murderer, cheater, psychopath--you name the crime, and he's probably done it. That's not to mention that he is the Jerk of All Jerks, a relentless, selfish, inconsiderate bastard, of his own grandmother and child (the mother deserves to be hated, though). And I refuse to accept that his abusive childhood is an excuse for his actions, though the parents definitely deserve much more blame for them.
But suddenly, now that he's surrounded by a decent person (with whom he also shares too much bad blood as revealed in today's episode), we're expected to rip our hairs out watching him pitifully falling for Sunny and GET OVER THAT JUST HOW THE HECK!?!?!?!?!? Especially that they both have much more chemistry together than Sunny and Wang Shik do, so that ship can't even compete with this one AT THIS POINT??????
Feel Good to Die was more like a Feel Good to Watch drama, lol. Even though it's not a grand work of fiction, the wonderful characters and amazing cast, a very satisfying story and ending, and some good old humor makes it deserve a solid 9/10 for me!
Well, this definitely doesn't look like a drama that's about to end next week.
I enjoyed this week's episodes, but I kinda feel cheated because basically all of the developments with regards to the company and the love triangle came crashing down with the resetting of the time loop. But that probably makes lots of sense, because even though these developments became nonexistent, the developments in Baek Jin Sang's character did not--and he really does become a good person! It's one of the most remarkable, even incredible character developments I've seen in a drama so far, since it was nearly impossible to imagine him as a good person at alllllll at the beginning of the drama.
Looking forward to the finale. And I was about to act smart and point out that Thank you, next that was playing in the coffee shop on November 7th or some time after was an issue before I googled the song's release date which was actually November 3rd, lol.
A good watch, though after the 14th episode when everything was basically revealed, I lost some interest in it and put off watching the last two episodes till weeks later. Anyway, the final episode was satisfying, just interesting enough to keep me watching till the last minute, but the drama sure did lose its overall intrigue halfway through. Not disappointing, though. Just good. 8.0!
After one of episodes in preview they showed scene where Ms Ma meets Mal Goo, he asks her if she is really leaving…
Oh my god, YES!!! I kept thinking did I imagine that scene or what?? I’m sure I’ve seen it in one of the previews but never actually saw it till the end!!! Gaaaah!!
Lots of regards for the brilliant N for carrying out his role so greatly, especially in the latest episode, and for the wonderful, wonderful Kim Sun Ah, who definitely deserved that Daesang Award more than So Ji Sub for her stunning performance in this drama.
But suddenly, now that he's surrounded by a decent person (with whom he also shares too much bad blood as revealed in today's episode), we're expected to rip our hairs out watching him pitifully falling for Sunny and GET OVER THAT JUST HOW THE HECK!?!?!?!?!? Especially that they both have much more chemistry together than Sunny and Wang Shik do, so that ship can't even compete with this one AT THIS POINT??????
WHY SHAKE US SO BADLY, WRITERS, WHYYYYYYYY
I enjoyed this week's episodes, but I kinda feel cheated because basically all of the developments with regards to the company and the love triangle came crashing down with the resetting of the time loop. But that probably makes lots of sense, because even though these developments became nonexistent, the developments in Baek Jin Sang's character did not--and he really does become a good person! It's one of the most remarkable, even incredible character developments I've seen in a drama so far, since it was nearly impossible to imagine him as a good person at alllllll at the beginning of the drama.
Looking forward to the finale. And I was about to act smart and point out that Thank you, next that was playing in the coffee shop on November 7th or some time after was an issue before I googled the song's release date which was actually November 3rd, lol.