Gripping in its minimalistic approach, with almost zero characters' backstories and development or any plot explanation, this thriller was a clever adaptation of a game and delivered an intriguing social allegory.
Pleasantly surprised by this short, fast paced dystopic sci-fi thriller. It could have been better developed, with more character depth and background stories, but for 12 short episodes it delivered a decent story with some food for thought issues and a satisfying closure. Overall, an engaging bingeable watch.
A story that tackles some thought-provoking medical and legal issues presented in a rather far-fetched and rushed way, but with three leads that did an excellent job with their characters. Veteran Sung Dong Il never disappoints and this time carried the drama on his experienced shoulders, while Keum Sae Rok delivered a performance so good that made me want to smack her arrogant face more than once. Nothing too memorable, but still entertaining.
Bleak and edgy, sometimes thought-provoking and some others disturbing, this is the story of a strong friendship of three young men living in the margins of society where youth, poverty, exploitation and vulnerability become intertwined in an explosive mixture. Told through three different perspectives in a non-linear way, it can be confusing or slow-paced but it definitely is an impressive watch.
Nostalgic, funny and very cute, this was a unique love story -based on true events- between two people with very opposite characters. The acting could be exaggerated and the situations cringy sometimes (after all this was adapted from a manga), but overall it was a heartwarming, very entertaining watch.
Not the most unique theme, but I definitely got invested in this quiet, bittersweet, sad story of friendship and love between three lonely, wounded people. All three leads did a great job portraying their social and emotional burdened characters, complementing and supporting each other. Time well-spent.
Someone said to watch this before 12.12 The Day, but if that's a prequel, shouldn't I watch that first?
If you want to follow the historical events, that's the right order. I watched 12.12 first and then I found out about this movie, but I enjoyed them both :)
A family story beautifully filmed and acted that depicts realistically women's life in the late 70's, not only in Japan but in many other places in the world. Frustrating, infuriating some times, and deeply emotional in many others, this is a demanding and thought-provoking watch.
Once again Jung Kyung Ho carried the whole project on his back and delivered a very entertaining as well as engaging story. He managed to depict Kang Da Wit's cool, charismatic persona in a fascinating way and successfully sooth all the mishaps/issues of his team's members throughout the plot. Time well-spent.
Not as engaging and tense as its prequels, especially the 1st season, but still enjoyable. I wish we could see Lee Je Hoon in new hilarious transformations and personas, like we did in season 2.
There are many Japanese dramas with creative, unusual plots, and this short drama is definitely one of those! Some times it is awkward cringy and over the top, some times relaxing and comfortable, some other times emotional and even philosophical, but definitely a fun, oddly addicting and entertaining watch.
With more spectacle than substance, this drama had a promising, intriguing premise but failed to deliver. Though the team work and camaraderie among the leads was engaging, the narration was superficial and the characters' background deficient. Easily forgettable.
An enjoyable watch, for a seven years old drama, with an interesting look into the paparazzi world. Fast-paced and tense during the first episodes, slower and moderate towards the end, it had a solid cast and some really good moments.
Ten short stories about different kinds of love. Some of them were cute, some heartwarming, some sad and others awkward, but they all were interesting and easy to watch.
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It could have been better developed, with more character depth and background stories, but for 12 short episodes it delivered a decent story with some food for thought issues and a satisfying closure. Overall, an engaging bingeable watch.
Veteran Sung Dong Il never disappoints and this time carried the drama on his experienced shoulders, while Keum Sae Rok delivered a performance so good that made me want to smack her arrogant face more than once.
Nothing too memorable, but still entertaining.
Told through three different perspectives in a non-linear way, it can be confusing or slow-paced but it definitely is an impressive watch.
The acting could be exaggerated and the situations cringy sometimes (after all this was adapted from a manga), but overall it was a heartwarming, very entertaining watch.
All three leads did a great job portraying their social and emotional burdened characters, complementing and supporting each other.
Time well-spent.
I watched 12.12 first and then I found out about this movie, but I enjoyed them both :)
He managed to depict Kang Da Wit's cool, charismatic persona in a fascinating way and successfully sooth all the mishaps/issues of his team's members throughout the plot.
Time well-spent.
I wish we could see Lee Je Hoon in new hilarious transformations and personas, like we did in season 2.
Some times it is awkward cringy and over the top, some times relaxing and comfortable, some other times emotional and even philosophical, but definitely a fun, oddly addicting and entertaining watch.
Though the team work and camaraderie among the leads was engaging, the narration was superficial and the characters' background deficient.
Easily forgettable.
Fast-paced and tense during the first episodes, slower and moderate towards the end, it had a solid cast and some really good moments.
Some of them were cute, some heartwarming, some sad and others awkward, but they all were interesting and easy to watch.