totally agree with the people saying that watching this makes them feel incredibly single lmao i feel like i'm intruding even though the scenes are always so dark which is my one gripe... but bless director ahn for finally casting hajoon in a romance drama where he gets the girl
gotta admit that i don't typically go for slow paced dramas or slice of life stuff and i'm trying to grasp the education system meanings / terminology in the drama so it has yet to properly grow on me.... but i like the cinematography so far and i'm here to support hajoon in this project
i have to say props to kim goeun for the ending scene in ep10, but sadly i'm still not so sold on the romance... i'm more here for the plot points, answers and explanations, less so on the romance. aside from dohwan's characters and kyungnam too, that is
so happy that they're finally letting woo do hwan show more of his potential now... i'm really glad they showed more of him in episode 5 aside from him just standing around most of the time and now that the two parallel worlds are colliding a lot more, i hope we get more development and plot progression too
won't lie i really am mostly watching for woo do hwan after being a long time fan of his, but this isn't as bad as everyone is making it out to be. sure the progression is slow so far and it's taking me a while to warm to the leads' chemistry but the cinematography, the fact that i have a lot of questions forming about the different timelines that i want to know the answer to and the ending of ep 4 have me intrigued. maybe i'm just a sucker for plots with different timelines. or just whipped for woo do hwan.
Well, I disagree with amazing cinematograpy and that is the reason why i am so hesitant to watch wuxia or as i…
That's my thought too... I don't like how fake some of the effects look. Also on a similar note, for some dramas (not all but it's pretty noticeable when it's the case) the heavy makeup/editing makes the actors' skin look super pale and washed out... it's unnatural and kinda off putting to look at (unless the character is a vampire or something). I've noticed it's more common in Chinese dramas but I'll refrain from going on about beauty standards from the perspective of Chinese media lol (being Chinese myself I have my own strong opinions on this).
Great start to the drama and I'm glad to see Seo In Guk back too! I can't comment on how dark it is so far or compare it to the original drama but you definitely get that unsettling feeling as you watch. There's definitely a lot to be uncovered about the plot and the first episode leaves you wondering a lot of things so consider me intrigued
It's briefly hinted as to why in a later episode...
It isn't really a "code" name as such. As Eugene is an American soldier despite originally being from Joseon, our female lead Ae Shin grows more and more curious about him after they meet during the US army arrives in Joseon.
She begins to learn English after hearing that her friend is taking English lessons and in English, "Mister" and "Sunshine" are two of the words she begins to associate with Eugene as their romance develops, hence the title. He's never addressed directly as Mr Sunshine by anyone in the show but it's more how Ae Shin views him and the symbolism tied into that.
She begins to learn English after hearing that her friend is taking English lessons and in English, "Mister" and "Sunshine" are two of the words she begins to associate with Eugene as their romance develops, hence the title. He's never addressed directly as Mr Sunshine by anyone in the show but it's more how Ae Shin views him and the symbolism tied into that.