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those layers of purple that captured me
Remind me to get back to this review. I started a few episodes and just have to give credit where credit is due. This drama pulls you in quickly, and it isn't doing so in a flashy or repetitive way either. What this drama has is a solid script, and paired with earnest performances from the cast, this drama therefor is a good watch.
What makes this drama so special is I see it as a dark horse. The budget isn't as big as an S++, and it uses a lot of organic sets with direction choices that make this dramas appeal to seem a lot more expensive than it really is. This is an example of a director doing a really good job, where some directions can ruin the budge given to them, this does the opposite.
The writing for the characters is natural, and so are the relationships. Keeping it brief, the main pairing is just a really mature couple. They communicate with eachother, and there wasn't any moments of drawn out miscommunication to fill up episodes. Each episode connects to the next, and nothing was filler. I was surprised as I watch each episode and for me they end pretty quickly, I never check the time to see if I am done with an episode.
Blossom was never an over the top drama, its simplicity is where it shines. The pacing isn't coming across as slow, and overall it is just a sincere effort from everyone involved. I'm happy it has gotten a lot of recognition, and especially for the leads. I love dramas the break through barriers when it comes to the money put into them.
What I liked here is that everything came full circle, and no part of the story had a gap to it. Sincere efforts reap good rewards after all.
What makes this drama so special is I see it as a dark horse. The budget isn't as big as an S++, and it uses a lot of organic sets with direction choices that make this dramas appeal to seem a lot more expensive than it really is. This is an example of a director doing a really good job, where some directions can ruin the budge given to them, this does the opposite.
The writing for the characters is natural, and so are the relationships. Keeping it brief, the main pairing is just a really mature couple. They communicate with eachother, and there wasn't any moments of drawn out miscommunication to fill up episodes. Each episode connects to the next, and nothing was filler. I was surprised as I watch each episode and for me they end pretty quickly, I never check the time to see if I am done with an episode.
Blossom was never an over the top drama, its simplicity is where it shines. The pacing isn't coming across as slow, and overall it is just a sincere effort from everyone involved. I'm happy it has gotten a lot of recognition, and especially for the leads. I love dramas the break through barriers when it comes to the money put into them.
What I liked here is that everything came full circle, and no part of the story had a gap to it. Sincere efforts reap good rewards after all.
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