3
1
1
2
a dizzying carousel I wouldn't ride again even if it came with a free lunch
I kind of see what the writers are trying to do here but the wild swings between watching one million hours of humanised abandoned dogs (but not cats, disappointingly, seems like a missed opportunity) and an entire episode of nauseating but also kind of funny hell tortures was already too much.
I hatewatched to the end only for the pastor, a relatively unknown actor to most of us, because despite having four literal behemoths of Kdramas in there (husband and wife, random third wheel whose presence is eventually explained and it doesn't help, and the twin bosses of heaven and hell), their performances and the underlying message were overshadowed by the heavyhandedness with which everything was handled.
however, if you like maximalist dramas with a side of evangelism, this might well be appealing.
I hatewatched to the end only for the pastor, a relatively unknown actor to most of us, because despite having four literal behemoths of Kdramas in there (husband and wife, random third wheel whose presence is eventually explained and it doesn't help, and the twin bosses of heaven and hell), their performances and the underlying message were overshadowed by the heavyhandedness with which everything was handled.
however, if you like maximalist dramas with a side of evangelism, this might well be appealing.
Was this review helpful to you?
