i was looking for noona romances and you have created the perfect list. i have onl watched Butterfly Sleep so I have so many things to watch now. thank you, i hope you keep on adding shows
You were right to drop it when you did, your observations are spot on. I did drop it only after their kiss, just to be sure, but that made it all more disappointing
As a fellow Ha Ji Won fan not only I agree with your rating but with the reasons behind it as well. Nothing worked for the love story, making me wish they really split up in the end, out of punishment for the sheer torment of us watching this show. The main actor did nothing resembling acting in love and the 2nd fl was so cliché I could and did cringe. But worst of all there's no payoff, no grand moment or emotional crescendo that justifies them being idiots for almost two decades
I am really enjoying this drama. It's an easy watch despite the undertones being far less fluffy than the reviews…
i don't know why this caricature of a woman is always present in cdramas but i'd like to talk to the people responsible. the protagonist is already great, there's no need to elevate her by comparing her with a collection of sexist stereotypes wrapped in a woman's form
'While cinderella finds happiness in glory, this drama shows happiness in ordinary things.' well said, my friend. i hadn't thought about that but it's true and it's another reason i love love love this drama
i only meant that in PH because she's the lead for like 50 eps, she is given a lot of material to show her talent, she gets to be angry, loving, badass, vulnerable, vengeful and devasted. still, now that you say that i may watch her scenes in my mister too
I feel uniquely qualified to answer this cause I love both One Spring Night and Something in the Rain. In short, yes, I think you should finish SITR because a) a lot happens in the last episodes, no more slow moving b) it's not an idealistic ending (that's why some people don't love it) but it's a realistic one that's true to the characters and offers hope
Honestly as a revenge drama I found this lacking. As a romance drama (honestly what romance?) I found it lacking.…
i said something along the lines of your 'if the actress doesn't do intimate scenes, she shouldn't pick mature scripts' and got me in trouble with her fans. i regret nothing cause it's so true. the reason this series felt empty is that it was a soap opera without the romance holding together i think they were trying to emulate Su Ryeon's revenge from the enthose, but where Su Ryeon was intelligent, vulnerable and loving, Heesun is just nice to watch
i agree and thank you for providing the context to show how modern korean society is prejudiced towards women and why a relationship such as the one deicted is even more meaningful
you're exactly right and i like how you highlighted that the value in this drama is derived from avoiding the tiring cliches and forging a new path. it was a genuine story that deeply impacted me
i think they were trying to emulate Su Ryeon's revenge from the enthose, but where Su Ryeon was intelligent, vulnerable and loving, Heesun is just nice to watch