Lee Min Soo was punished (jailed or killed) at the end? Thanks
Read that Lee Min Soo was killed. Would anyone point me on what episode that is? I had read how this ended and I don't like tragic endings so I'm dropping this but would like to see/watch how Lee Min Soo died.
I enjoyed this drama at the beginning. I even thought this will be in one of my fave dramas list. But in the latter…
I watched this after watching Castaway Diva and I just couldn't help but notice how the elder brothers in the 2 shows handled falling in love with the FL knowing that their younger brothers have also fallen for the FL and had acknowledged it before they did.
I enjoyed this drama at the beginning. I even thought this will be in one of my fave dramas list. But in the latter part, some scenes just don't make sense.
The part of the old man who wants to buy the restaurant doesn't make sense. In the beginning, he was there to show the love and conflict between the brothers/family but at the end, his role just didn't make sense.
The acting of ML at the end is a bit forced. Maybe he's just not used to act romantically in front of the camera, as his acting was ok in the prior scenes. I had also watched him in Alice in Borderland and he's also good in it.
Overall, it's not that bad, but it could have been better.
I'd say there are hints of Atty Woo in Mok Ha but it's not really the same. It's just the same with real people…
lol. I'm planning to watch all of Eun Bin's drama, sometime in the future =D The first show I watched of her was Atty Woo. I didn't recognize her in Judge vs Judge lol
It would have been better if the police were able to save the bad father and he was jailed. Then the thugs would beat him so he can have a taste of his own medicine, sort of. Then he'll die knowing he has lost everything
I started to watch "Extraordinary Attorney Woo" AND...Every ppl here "boo hoo hoo, her acting is the same"...WAS…
I'd say there are hints of Atty Woo in Mok Ha but it's not really the same. It's just the same with real people where there are hints of similarities between 2 different people but they're still different
Well, Kill It is a kind of revenge drama, and there are a lot of revenge dramas with happy ending like The Glory or Vincenzo. But the story (situation the leads are put in) is way different
Currently on the first 5 mins and you're right, this has a makjang feel to it. That's why I checked and made sure…
True lol. And I'm not a fan of makjang, that's one of the reasons I'm hooked with KDramas as the normal ones have 16 episodes. I can handle even up to 20 but not more than that lol
It's not heartbreaking, You know when there are lots of views to a ending? You can watch it in a view that can make it a sad ending, but it's also justice-serving so it's not that bad. He was able to do what he aimed to do so it's not that sad.
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The part of the old man who wants to buy the restaurant doesn't make sense. In the beginning, he was there to show the love and conflict between the brothers/family but at the end, his role just didn't make sense.
The acting of ML at the end is a bit forced. Maybe he's just not used to act romantically in front of the camera, as his acting was ok in the prior scenes. I had also watched him in Alice in Borderland and he's also good in it.
Overall, it's not that bad, but it could have been better.