First two episodes were great and it is all downhill from there. There is only so much one can suspend their disbelief writers!! This could have a been a feel good drama but after episode 4 it becomes so illogical and boring that it's really not worth continuing. Dropped at ep 5.
Very cute drama really full of fun and sweetness. It's great to watch when you are feeling a little low and need some sugar in your daily life. I adored the main actress' acting, she really seemed so versatile (although a tad OTT). The main leads had great chemistry and even though it got a little silly towards the end it was still a fun watch!
After almost a year of being unable to really feel anything in the dramas that were coming out (save a few) I had almost stopped watching dramas. As a drama addict that's a pretty big thing. Leave it then to Ji Sung to make feel happy watching this! A romcom but with such an important hidden message about how your actions affect other people in your life, even when you think you aren't doing terribly wrong. I really love how they showed marriage, the different sides and struggles couples have to overcome to really be together.
There was great character growth on not only Cha Joo Hyuk but everyone in the cast. The chemistry between the main leads was great. Seo Woo Jin did look/act so haggard in the first part and it's important to see how having more self esteem/confidence changes her. My favourite part was the friendship between the three friends and their solidarity. I loved the scenes at the Bar of Common Sense!
Did it get draggy at parts? Yes. Were there some artistic liberties taken? Yes. But which drama doesn't? And most of them don't even have plot you can get invested in. Definitely worth the watch.
The overall storyline was wrapped-up in an excellent fashion at the end. However, I would’ve liked to see more…
Yeah the pacing was really odd and the replaying the same flashbacks made it seem a bit repetitive. Thankfully the acting made up for this in the drama!
Everyone in this drama acted so well! And you really do fear Yoon Hui Jae, the actor did a brilliant job of portraying a true psychopath and how they are not misunderstood but if acting upon evil instincts are actually evil. The plot moves slowly but gracefully (albeit could have had less flashbacks) and it is really wonderful to watch the characters develop. The take away from this drama is really that only you can define yourself, no one else can, and that is a really great message. My only two negatives in this drama were that although I adored the couple, I didn't really feel the chemistry between them and that the OST was really not memorable at all.
Although everyone acted really well (props to Ki Yong during the second half of the drama) the stand out for me was definitely Kyung Nam. To me his character was the most complex and he portrayed it so well and moved your emotions along with his.
It is really one of the best dramas out of this season (it's been really dry for the past few months) and I highly recommend watching it!
I have to admit though what the kids went through was way more horrific than what I thought it would be. They added that in really well and with enough of a shock that you couldn't help but feel horrified Yeong Joon went through that. Hats off to the child actor who played that role because he did a brilliant job!
Been in such a drama slump for the past few months and have been unable to get past episode 5 of any drama I start. This drama finally got me through that! It may just be fluff and not really have strong plot but it's got all the adorableness and kept me interested enough that I actually finished a drama after ages!
Definitely watch for the fluff, don't go in expecting a complicated/realistic plot line and you will love it too.
This was so much better than I expected! It was done really well and had such cute/funny moments that were timed so well, something Lee Seung Gi excels in. It's good to have him back, and lets just say that sneak peak at his bod makes you appreciate his time in the army! Definitely watch this, it had the right amount of humour, romance and plot to keep you wonderfully entertained.
Can't seem to find a reason to continue after ep 26, everything is basicaly rinse and repeat x100. You only really need to watch this drama till 26 and just assume it ends there because I don't personally feel anything that has already happened will just happen again. It's a shame cause the main leads are extremely cute together and have great chemistry.
A lot of stiff acting, awkwardly written scenes and seriously the weirdest pacing I have seen in a drama. I feel like different writers wrote parts of it, a few directors shot this drama and various editors put it together to give us something that has been sloppily stitched together. The fluff is very sweet and it's still got very cute moments so it gets a 6.5 because it did manage to hold my interest despite all its failings.
Great article. I don't think I have met a woman yet who doesn't have some form of a #metoo story and isn't that just the saddest thing? There are so many famous males who step away for a while only to continue back in the limelight as if nothing happened e.g. Johnny Depp with assaulting his partner, Roman Polanski raping an underage girl and in our own dramaland backyard...Park Shi Hoo and his rape allegation but he's back in acting and his drama's not doing too bad (where the whole case was handled so shadily in favour to him...and this is speaking as a previous serious fan girl).
"Or even touching a persons shoulders could be seen as sexual harassment." Women touch men shoulders a lot, though.…
I'm a very physically affectionate (in a platonic sense) person naturally and will welcome hugs even from strangers but I have also developed a keen sense for whether someone feels uncomfortable and prefers not to be touched. If someone doesn't like skinship it shows very obviously and even if it doesn't it isn't difficult to ask for consent even for something simple as a hug or touching a shoulder. You just need to observe the other person and respect their comfort levels. I refuse to believe the argument that the #metoo #timesup movement is making it harder for a relationship between men and women. If anything it should make it easier because both parties can feel more empowered to voice their discomfort. There is no reason for your actions to make someone else feel any kind of discomfort.
Also, I hope men will come forward if they have experience this too because sometimes men feel like they are "too…
That's so sad. I always wondered where he went and even though you see him here and there it's not the same. I hope he starts feeling better after raising awareness about it.
First saw him in Smile, You (one of my all time favs). I seriously adore this guy! I think I have rewatched falling for innocence 4 times now just cause he is in it and does such a good job in what could have been your typical rom-com.
There was great character growth on not only Cha Joo Hyuk but everyone in the cast. The chemistry between the main leads was great. Seo Woo Jin did look/act so haggard in the first part and it's important to see how having more self esteem/confidence changes her. My favourite part was the friendship between the three friends and their solidarity. I loved the scenes at the Bar of Common Sense!
Did it get draggy at parts? Yes. Were there some artistic liberties taken? Yes. But which drama doesn't? And most of them don't even have plot you can get invested in. Definitely worth the watch.
Although everyone acted really well (props to Ki Yong during the second half of the drama) the stand out for me was definitely Kyung Nam. To me his character was the most complex and he portrayed it so well and moved your emotions along with his.
It is really one of the best dramas out of this season (it's been really dry for the past few months) and I highly recommend watching it!
Definitely watch for the fluff, don't go in expecting a complicated/realistic plot line and you will love it too.
There are so many famous males who step away for a while only to continue back in the limelight as if nothing happened e.g. Johnny Depp with assaulting his partner, Roman Polanski raping an underage girl and in our own dramaland backyard...Park Shi Hoo and his rape allegation but he's back in acting and his drama's not doing too bad (where the whole case was handled so shadily in favour to him...and this is speaking as a previous serious fan girl).