strawgal

I agree, that main plot line is lost, also when you think of Tada's flash backs, how old was he then, and why was he there, and how old does that make him in the present timeline?

Less of the plot, more of a photo shoot. Very pretty but not a lot of content. Also exposes plot hole.

The writing, what there was, has fallen off the cliff. It has now become a collection of scenes with no clear narrative. They need new writers who write a plot that makes some sort of sense, and perhaps someone who can actually write dialogue. The actors are just left with nothing to works with.
It makes My Stubborn look competent, unfortunately..
There are enough body swap genres that have been well done that they could have 'borrowed' from.
The actor I feel most sorry for is Earth, a chance to break out of the 'good boy' box, totally wasted, with again no clear plot line, and Nat wanders off after him

There was a lot to like but it was like they were filling time at the end with extra plot elements which seemed to be thrown in. Both ML's are such good actors, its just a shame to script did not hold up to the end. They need a really good rom com.

Watched the first two eps last night, I do not think it was that gory. I like the fact the story moves along.

Why are we interested in this?

I always used it, but never knew where it came from. Eating around something to find the' good@#' bits, which I think sums this up perfectly.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curate%27s_egg

This was a complete mess, it was like there was two different writers or it was a case of pot luck pick a 'scene' for the day and make it up as you go a along.
I ended up giving it a higher mark because when bits worked they worked surprising well and the ML's did a good job. I still think it could have been better as a straight up sex comedy, and most of the rest of the cast seemed to be as if they had been plonked in for fillers, and it was pretty cringe.
A bit of a curate's egg.

I liked this a lot, I probably missed a lot the jokes because Chinese historical drama isn't really my thing, usually too much bad dubbing and acting. This is very well acted, the ML is a great comic foil, and can do a pained face like no other, and it's great to see a female lead who is not a simpering victim, there are a few in real life, but they are not as common as in most dramas.
The production values, music and the idea of the story telling, that people have many sides was great.
I will own up I am not a 40ep drama lover, because then tend to go things needlessly to fill time, and this got a but stagnant for me. I liked the ending, which implied an even more complicated event.

And why are we interested?

In the end I give it 9, not only for the good parts but leaving out the whole toxic mess that seems to be repeated in most romance dramas, and the nasty characters they have to put in them. Honestly the majority of life is not like this.
I like the older couple as well because a lot of mature relationships are like this, a compromise where neither loses anything, and being bemused when your partner is predictable one minute and completely surprising later.

As a whole I enjoyed it, I just wish they had the courage to play it full camp, and not try for any sort of realism. More Confessions of a Window Cleaner.
I had to look it up, it only gets 4.8 on IMdb, cost £150k and made £1,265,954 gross.There is money in providing a 'full service'. with a bit of fun.

That is hilarious. The one I googled came up with cartoon pictures. Couldn't work out what 'implement' they were describing but its seems and odd choice for the description. Perhaps I need better pictures.

Brilliant, What a Carry On.

I have to give it a 9, it could have been a 10 but the whole stuff on the boat didn't really true.
OK, its very different from the first two because its more about how our life and behaviours are controlled for the benefit of others with money and you often you have to compromise your ideals to survive or help others survive and have your 'happy' ending, but have you really changed anything? The system still exists.

My stand out actor from this season is Yim Si Wan, god those eyes. Park Gyu-young is just the most underrated female actor able to play the most complex characters believably and also be a great comic actor. For once in this there were some stand out female roles, not just the side chick.

If the writer has sold the idea to the US, good on him. I hope he makes a shed load of money. They will probably screw it up, like everything else they touch, can you imagine it in a theme park?

If you think they have no chemistry that is completely fine, I just find the concept of judging someone intellect personality by their looks difficult, although it is a drama trope, the hero has to be tall even if he is more likely to have back problems.
Boys in particular in a group of the same age can look very different, and some just never seem to 'age up', my husband is like this, when he was in his late 20's he looked like a teenager, and he is small framed.
The idea if you are small in stature you intellectually undeveloped and incapable independent thought, or even 'baby' faced you are childlike , demeaning, although there are women in real life that I have seen work this to their advantage.

I find the idea of people not 'visually fitting together' really strange. When I look at couples, often in long term relationships, the thing that seems common, is on the outside they shouldn't be a match. Are we supposed to chose partners only outward appearance?
There is also the ideas in k and c drama that the women has to be small, with the comments of how cute she looks with a tall man who is perhaps many cms taller than her, So that's not OK for men?
I think the main point about Ji Won, his outside appearance does not reflect his toughness, and saying because he is small and making assumptions is bit like the generalisation of the female dumb blond, or a small women being passive, as unfortunately depicted in a lot of Asian drama, and also the FL very slim to the point of looking anorexic. The are very few FL that are tall, and the ones that are are often depicted as being 'difficult' and assertive.

Ji Won being small doesn't make him a child or even child like, he thinks like an adult, he just has less experience of normal life, but is still able to decide what he wants.
Ji Won could be called a twink, but I know a few small men who are pretty aggressive, and my SIL is 6'4', would rather cry than fight.

If your a gymnast you are basically putting your body on show, and being aware your body all the time. I couldn't understand why he was being played that way until you here about the abuse, and then it made sense. He covers up emotionally and physically, with his photography he is the viewer standing watching. He is detached from life, not really participating, because when he did speak out he and family got media attention and online abuse.
The clothing is almost childlike as if he trying to hide or regain a simpler time.There is also a core strength in him, he protects his family, restarts his life, and tries to fit in and become someone else.
I think the reason that Jeong U is attracted to him is because of this strength. He is not hanging on to him causing drama, he is not obsessed about being with a popular person, doesn't need or want the reflected glory and he understands the pressures of sport.
I think its a shock to Jeong U that he can have a relationship with someone who is not being dependant and asking for attention all the time.
On the outside they seem opposites but they have a lot in common.

It should be a worn out formula, but it actually wasn't. Its showed how lightening can strike, and how from the outside two very different people can connect, because on the inside they match. Not too much unnecessary angst.
Of its type 9/10

I have started this, and although it looks beautiful, the acting is good, I am finding it very slow, like reading a book out loud. When does it start moving along?