Though the tone changed drastically after the first part, the pacing and the storytelling felt flat, while the love story wasn't properly exploited so as to justify the overly melodramatic second part.
Not as good as the drama, but better than the other two movies/specials. Entertaining and so nostalgic, seeing the younger versions of all these familiar talented faces and, especially, Kimura Takuya who never disappoints!
Heavy on politics and the backstabbing and manipulation it involves, a bit slow-paced, but the great cast and its acting made it a very interesting watch.
A difficult, really challenging and powerful film, about two disabled and marginalized people seeking human connection, communication, warmth and purpose. Brutally honest characters' depiction, gripping filming, fantastic acting from both leads (especially from Moon So Ri), a story out of most people's comfort zone, heartbreakingly emotional and provoking.
With a unique sense of (black) humor that probably isn't everyone's cup of tea, an unusual concept and story-telling, this short drama wasn't something extraordinary, as expected from its many Baeksang nominations. An interesting watch, but nothing very memorable or groundbreaking.
A bold social commentary disguised as a light road trip movie. Affectionate, full of heartwarming moments, yet delivering some subtle hints, really deep and dark, that makes it a fulfilling as well as a bittersweet experience.
Are there any other partners combinations left to explore? Are there any other stupid ghost appearances to happen? Are there any more crazy, unbelievable plots left for this writer to deliver? Can't believe that I'll still watch (or at least try to watch) season 4 when it comes out, lol!
A great cast, a compelling premise and a beautifully eerie atmosphere (if that makes sense). Unfortunately, the unnecessarily too much violence/gore, the short duration and consequently the under-developed story of most characters, didn't let this drama become something memorable. It had some strong moments, it was good for a one-time watch, but nothing above average...
Strong beginning, interesting premise, weak and unnecessarily complicated built-up, confusing time-travel back and forth, unsatisfactory answers and closure. Another lesson why not having high expectations is the wisest thing to do when starting a drama...
A bittersweet, intense, electrifying story about friendship, love, sexuality and yearning. Poignant filming and colouring, magical music, superb performances.
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Entertaining and so nostalgic, seeing the younger versions of all these familiar talented faces and, especially, Kimura Takuya who never disappoints!
Brutally honest characters' depiction, gripping filming, fantastic acting from both leads (especially from Moon So Ri), a story out of most people's comfort zone, heartbreakingly emotional and provoking.
Easier said than done, but embracing and accepting oneself is difficult for most of us anyway...
Affectionate, full of heartwarming moments, yet delivering some subtle hints, really deep and dark, that makes it a fulfilling as well as a bittersweet experience.
Are there any other stupid ghost appearances to happen?
Are there any more crazy, unbelievable plots left for this writer to deliver?
Can't believe that I'll still watch (or at least try to watch) season 4 when it comes out, lol!
Unfortunately, the unnecessarily too much violence/gore, the short duration and consequently the under-developed story of most characters, didn't let this drama become something memorable.
It had some strong moments, it was good for a one-time watch, but nothing above average...
When a dog's acting is far better than any actor's...
I will add them as soon as I watch them! (that's the only criterion I have tbh ^^)
Another lesson why not having high expectations is the wisest thing to do when starting a drama...
Poignant filming and colouring, magical music, superb performances.