I'm so excited and curious about this remake! Since I'm a Hyoseop fan I'll definitely watch it ^^ And I'm also curious about the ending choice and a particular character's story if it'll make it on this one...
So true! I can't find it everywhere.. Have you watched it?
I ended up finding it on youtube, on KBS Drama channel. There is a playlist there called "어여쁜 당신: Season 2005" with all the episodes, but unfortunately without subtitles. I watched it anyway, but I need to finish... I stopped around ep 140 I think
I really enjoyed this kdrama. BP is really cute and funny to watch.
It's amazing how it's still trending, but what also makes me kinda sad now is how the main leads fandom became a real mess after that bc of ship wars that some of the so called "fans" keep promoting on sm :/
I think this was the drama that made me cry the most in practically every episode. Their friendship was beautiful, although I was a bit upset that Joo Hee was left out a few times, which is sad, but I guess its a reallity in a few friendships, unfortinatelly. She also deserved a bit more screen time, in my opinion. I knew this drama would have a sad ending from the start, but I appreciated the moments that made me laugh. The last episode was beautiful and so heartbreaking, because it must be really painful to loose a person that is in your life for so long, that you chose to have near you and to be your second family, and this drama showed us how it was for these group of people to face those difficulties, how to enjoy those last and precious moments with that person and how they were going to carry on after she was gone. At the end of the day, this was not a drama about happy and bubbly endings, it was a drama about life.
I cried so much with this ending, I almost felt like I was watching Cruel City again, because it made feel exactly like that.
Despite the different plots of both dramas, Soo-ho reminded me a bit of Shi Hyun, because both seemed to want a diffent life, a good and righteous one, but because of the orders and greed of people with more power, they were forced to walk into a path so problematic that in the end they were left with no choice.
Despite the sad ending for the main couple, at least Kang Moo and Han Na got their happy ending. Snowdrop was a good drama. The cast was fenomenal, the acting was superb and the OST is beautiful, but is so sad that I think this will be one of those that you watch only once.
Throughout episode 11 I started to get really frustrated. I even took a week off to clear my head, but I continued after that and finished the whole drama.
I liked that everyone had their happy endings, but I still wonder: why did the author develop the relationship between Kwang Cheol and Seo In Ae so much, when in the end they wouldn't be together?? Seriously, they had absolutely EVERYTHING from the start to be endgame, including the chemistry between the actors. I think I spent more than half of the drama disliking Kwang Hoon, as he was kind of shitty and selfish in abandoning In Ae and mistreating his brother several times, and I only started to empathize with him after episode 25, when he decided to react against Park Yong Tae for attacking his brother.
The only reason I wasn't so disappointed with this plot direction was because in the end Kwang Cheol was able to be with Se Kyung, who was as intense as he was in her way of loving, who even risked her own life more than once to save him. For having such a sad story, he so deserved someone who would love him very deeply, so for me it was fair enough he had a happy ending with her.
And I'm also curious about the ending choice and a particular character's story if it'll make it on this one...
It's amazing how it's still trending, but what also makes me kinda sad now is how the main leads fandom became a real mess after that bc of ship wars that some of the so called "fans" keep promoting on sm :/
The cast is so united and is my top favorite!
I knew this drama would have a sad ending from the start, but I appreciated the moments that made me laugh.
The last episode was beautiful and so heartbreaking, because it must be really painful to loose a person that is in your life for so long, that you chose to have near you and to be your second family, and this drama showed us how it was for these group of people to face those difficulties, how to enjoy those last and precious moments with that person and how they were going to carry on after she was gone.
At the end of the day, this was not a drama about happy and bubbly endings, it was a drama about life.
Despite the different plots of both dramas, Soo-ho reminded me a bit of Shi Hyun, because both seemed to want a diffent life, a good and righteous one, but because of the orders and greed of people with more power, they were forced to walk into a path so problematic that in the end they were left with no choice.
Despite the sad ending for the main couple, at least Kang Moo and Han Na got their happy ending.
Snowdrop was a good drama. The cast was fenomenal, the acting was superb and the OST is beautiful, but is so sad that I think this will be one of those that you watch only once.
It's so hard to find :(
I liked that everyone had their happy endings, but I still wonder: why did the author develop the relationship between Kwang Cheol and Seo In Ae so much, when in the end they wouldn't be together??
Seriously, they had absolutely EVERYTHING from the start to be endgame, including the chemistry between the actors.
I think I spent more than half of the drama disliking Kwang Hoon, as he was kind of shitty and selfish in abandoning In Ae and mistreating his brother several times, and I only started to empathize with him after episode 25, when he decided to react against Park Yong Tae for attacking his brother.
The only reason I wasn't so disappointed with this plot direction was because in the end Kwang Cheol was able to be with Se Kyung, who was as intense as he was in her way of loving, who even risked her own life more than once to save him.
For having such a sad story, he so deserved someone who would love him very deeply, so for me it was fair enough he had a happy ending with her.