might as well just not watch TV shows then with such a shitty opinion to drop things in one ep lol
Well, it's still MY opinion and MY time that I'm wasting by watching the show.....case in point like this minute I'm wasting responding to your comment.
Amazing! It is as good, if not better than City Hunter, which was so far my favorite action drama, and this one trumps it. Drama has it all: Fast-paced action, forbidden romance, murder mystery surrounding childhood friends, missed connections and reconnected family, political thriller, etc. Ji Chang Wook managed to make the action scenes look really bad ass and cool and so hot and sexy at the same time. His performance as Healer and alter-ego dorky nerd Park Bong Soo are equally endearing. Park Min Young also slays as the inquisitive reporter and their chemistry on-screen is sizzling. The rest of the cast, especially Kim Mi Kyung, round up the drama with solid acting skills. Healer sets the bar when it comes to Korean Action drama, will be hard to beat.
The Acting from the Male lead elevated this drama to new heights. It is hard to play 2 characters, but he had to play 7. Amazing. The story is heart-wrenching and also has its share of comedy. I would have rated it a 10, if the last few episodes didn't become kinda draggy with all the repeated flashbacks, and the time could have been better utilized in tying up loose ends.
First off, I don't like the ghost character. What was making me just watch this drama was Park Bo Young and even she could not save the drama for me. Secondly, I do not know whether the male lead fell in love with the female lead because of the ghost possessing her body or if he actually fell for her personality (which was not much to begin with). Even though she admired the chef even before she worked for him, her personality is a as dull as the floor of my kitchen. I finally had to drop it because I wasn't sure where the drama was going although I can already predict that it will just end happily with a pretty bow in the end.
Shin Min-Ah is my least favorite Korean actress. However, I gave this drama a chance, and she has proven me wrong. She's quirky as Joo Eun, an obese lawyer who's determined to her fight her personal battles just by being kind and happy-go-lucky. So Ji Sub is a contrast with his aloof stance, but is an all-around nice guy underneath. This drama also showcases that even if you're down on your last legs, there's still hope if you just persevere.
Restarted this drama again after trying before and it didn't disappoint. The OTP here was fated to be together after failing in "Kill Me, Heal Me" but who actually almost stole the show was Choi Si Won who gave Park Seo Joon a run for his money by being the lovable wise-cracking journalist. Second Lead syndrome heavy in this one.
I had to drop this drama despite the good reviews. I was bored out of my mind watching two episodes of a story about a man who can see the future choosing between two women with the same name. It's like they threw in every cliché and trope you can think of in the story and call it a drama. The lead characters were so ho-hum and crazy not in a good way.
The four men that made up the four knights are easy on the eyes, but none of them except for the 2nd male lead had chemistry with the female lead. The beginning of the show was promising as it set up Hyun Min and Ha Won as the main couple, and their bantering was engaging. I shipped this couple until things suddenly turned 180 degrees and apparently Hyun Min has this repressed love for the 2nd female lead who takes the crown for the neediest person on the planet who doesn't have a clue when to get lost.
The middle episodes were slow and I wouldn't not have gone through the torture if it were not for my curiosity. The ending revelations came too fast and suddenly all loose ends tied up even forcing some relationships to rebound without rhyme or reason.
Because of the drama's popularity and Song - Song marriage (and dissolution of), it made me curious to watch after my extended hiatus from drama. (Did not watch this until 2019, just putting review now). It did not disappoint as it was not just all about romance, but I feel it was over-hyped. Enjoyed the action and comedic scenes. The second couple also is well-rounded and their story is given equal weight as the lead couple. The story gives prominence to the sacrifices that a lot of men and women in the military and medical field make for their country and its people.
Apparently one of the best Korean dramas ever, the Goblin tackles on supernatural themes of after-life and reincarnation. With characters such as the Goblin, the Goblin's bride, the Grim Reaper and ghosts, the drama fluctuates between romance and fantasy. The two male leads are as charismatic as the female leads were lukewarm. As the drama went along, I was more interested in the love story between the secondary couple. Even the bromance between the Goblin and the Grim Reaper was a better watch, IMO. Would have given this a 10, if it wasn't over-hyped and repetitive towards the last part of the drama.
A gender-bender drama about a woman disguising herself as an eunuch to escape unfortunate circumstances. The pure luck that she had escaping detection was a bit of a fantasy in itself but the suspension of disbelief in watching this drama wasn't too farfetched. Park Bo Gum was great as the stoic, playful and yet righteous king who wants to rule his kingdom in a more democratic way, quite different from the dirty traditional politics that was enveloping his nation. I was rooting for their love and as well as for their fight for truth and freedom in the midst of turmoil.
The drama plot is as unique and interesting as the characters in it. To maneuver between the comic world and the real world, the male lead has to have a strong sense of self-awareness and Lee Jong Suk is excellent as Kang Cheol. His character anchors the drama and everyone else around him contributes to his decision-making. The romance between him and the female lead is bitter sweet. But what also moves the drama forward is the suspense of trying to find out whether Kang Cheol can make both world work in his favour.
Apparently this was supposedly one of the best dramas of all time, but it is not really my cup of tea. I dropped it a few times and only took it up because they said it was supposedly good. I got through it only because of the male lead that has an offbeat charm but I am not really into offbeat charms. The female lead character annoys me slightly, her whiny and "dumb" look wasn't endearing. I just got used to it later. Unless you like slice-of-life, youth comedy sports type dramas, then skip this.
A man and woman become housemates unbeknownst to each other. A lot of coincidences that you just have to pretend to believe it can happen in real life (but you know it's mostly in dramas). I liked the stoic Male Character and finished the drama because of him. The female lead is okay, sometimes self-righteous to a fault. The other characters and pairings seem contrived as in a lot of dramas forcing coupledom on their secondary characters.
Dropped after one episode. Maybe I didn't give this show much of a chance but I have learned that if I felt bored to tears in one episode, that most likely it won't endear me in the next few. I like Yoo Ah In in other dramas, but his character here rubs me in the wrong way. And coupled that with the lead actress grating in my nerves, it's a recipe for me to drop out.
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The middle episodes were slow and I wouldn't not have gone through the torture if it were not for my curiosity. The ending revelations came too fast and suddenly all loose ends tied up even forcing some relationships to rebound without rhyme or reason.