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Positives and negatives
- The teens and their storyline were the standouts for me. I would have rated higher if they were in it more.
-Loved Ju Ji Hoon as Seok Ji Won. He used his facial expressions to full advantage in this. His aegyo was right on and made me laugh out loud on multiple occasions.
-The music was very good.
-The main couple were cute when they were actually together.
-Lee Gi Ha as Seok Ji Won's secretary was one of the highlights of this show.
Didn't love so much:
-Yumi. I didn't find her believable in this part.
-The wardrobe person that dressed Yumi. Her clothes were terrible.
-The actor playing the ML's father was overacting.
-Once again, a show that throws too many storylines in. I didn't care about the golf course story, and the sexual harassment storyline was completely unnecessary. It felt to me like they just had some extra time for fill and added it at the last minute.
Bottom Line?
There were a lot of cute scenes in Love Your Enemy, but it just felt too fragmented to me, jumping from one story to another.
-Loved Ju Ji Hoon as Seok Ji Won. He used his facial expressions to full advantage in this. His aegyo was right on and made me laugh out loud on multiple occasions.
-The music was very good.
-The main couple were cute when they were actually together.
-Lee Gi Ha as Seok Ji Won's secretary was one of the highlights of this show.
Didn't love so much:
-Yumi. I didn't find her believable in this part.
-The wardrobe person that dressed Yumi. Her clothes were terrible.
-The actor playing the ML's father was overacting.
-Once again, a show that throws too many storylines in. I didn't care about the golf course story, and the sexual harassment storyline was completely unnecessary. It felt to me like they just had some extra time for fill and added it at the last minute.
Bottom Line?
There were a lot of cute scenes in Love Your Enemy, but it just felt too fragmented to me, jumping from one story to another.
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