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Twinkling Watermelon
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Oct 3, 2026
16 of 16 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 5.5
Story 5.5
Acting/Cast 5.5
Music 7.0
Rewatch Value 1.0

I will never watch this drama again. They had me then they lost me.

It was confusing at first, but the ending was alright, although I wish it had ended a little differently. I didn't love the main character and his love interest, but it was still okay. It was funny, sad, and heartwarming. But the only one who never bothered me was the mom (both young and old). The plot was strange and confusing, and I feel like there were some plot holes in the story that they filled with random stuff, but I liked the happy ending. I honestly think it could've been better if the brother was in the story more. But nothing really made sense from the beginning; I'm only letting this go because it was a happy ending. Also, the main lead, the love interest, and the brother, I feel as though their acting skills weren't as good as the rest of the cast. For some reason, I just connected with them the least. I feel as though Seol In-ah has a charm that worked very well in Business Proposal. But I felt that she was playing almost the same character. She was quirky and weird but cool and bold. But I will say that playing two different characters will do wonders for her career. But overall, she was on Eunyoo most of the film. With the main lead, the main lead's love interest, and the brother, I didn't have to remind myself "this is a show" as I did with the rest of the cast. I felt that was very disappointing. I think they cast Ryeoun because of his sad eyes. I also didn't like the way the friends from 1995 acted, as they had never seen Eun-gyeol before. It was really weird, and I probably never will watch it again. I originally watched this drama for Choi Hyun-wook, but he didn't wow me as much as Shin Eun-soo did. I felt as if he was playing the same character as he played in Twenty-Five Twenty-One. I also didn't see how the younger him turned into the older him; his characteristics and mannerisms were completely different. It was really a big disconnect. On that note, I did love Cheong Ah. Shin Eun-soo did an amazing job, and although she couldn't speak, she portrayed her character so well!

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