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A Thrilling Ride That Loses Steam at the Finish Line
Head Over Heels starts off as an absolute gem in the K-drama world. From episodes 1 to 10, the storyline is engaging, the pacing is perfect, and the acting keeps you hooked. I found myself unable to stop watching, always excited for the next episode.
The cast selection is solid, with performances that feel genuine and emotional. The female lead shines throughout, while the male lead—although great in Trauma Code—feels less convincing in this series, particularly in episodes 11 and 12 where his performance slightly drops.
Unfortunately, the final episode left me underwhelmed. After such a promising buildup, the ending felt rushed and anticlimactic, making me wish for more closure or a twist that lived up to the earlier hype.
Overall:
⭐ 9.5/10 – A must-watch for its strong start and engaging story, but be prepared for a slightly disappointing ending.
The cast selection is solid, with performances that feel genuine and emotional. The female lead shines throughout, while the male lead—although great in Trauma Code—feels less convincing in this series, particularly in episodes 11 and 12 where his performance slightly drops.
Unfortunately, the final episode left me underwhelmed. After such a promising buildup, the ending felt rushed and anticlimactic, making me wish for more closure or a twist that lived up to the earlier hype.
Overall:
⭐ 9.5/10 – A must-watch for its strong start and engaging story, but be prepared for a slightly disappointing ending.
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