The drama about the life of Jumong's grandson, Moo Hyul, who was born with a curse to kill his parent, siblings, son and destroy Goguryeo.

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  Diary of a Historical Drama Junkie: Jumong

  NewKDramaAddict's confessions: 11 days, 81 hours of Jumong and still standing.

  • Jan 13, 2013

• Aug 23, 2011 36 of 36 episodes seen

  irish
  4 of 5 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  10
  • Story  10
  • Acting/Cast  6
  • Music  7
  • Rewatch Value  0

  WARNING-may contain slight spoilers
  
  a marvellous mini series (if that's the correct term)which enthralls right from the start and never lets go. In it's 36 or so hours, it seldom puts a foot wrong. The performances from some of the actors including female are hard to gauge in particular the two leading men, and the leading actressess ie Oh Yoon Ah as hye ap, who i nominate as the sexiest female character I've seen in a long time, and we never even get to see her legs. Then there is Choi Jung Won as Princess Yeon, who is full of grace and serenity. But I have no doubt that the best performance comes from Jung Jin Young as king yuri. plaudits also to among others Kim Hye Ri as as Lady Mi Yoo (Yeo Jin's mother), and Han Jin Hee as King Daeso. yes, there are faults. There is plenty of fighting, but very little blood. At one stage, i thought a character who was being executed had survived. it looked like the excutioners blade had missed him. but no, he had been killed. when one of the main characters is killed in a rather inhumane way, and his friend has the oppurtunity to treat the instigator in like manner, he doesn't. perhaps it's to do with korean tv restrictions. the two leading male and female characters are not without fault. At one stage, she poisons someone, and he has a tendency at times to kill people who are no threat to him. perhaps it was just one person, i can't temember. i see those as positive aspects of the series. When one of the lead characters dies, my heart broke. and i cried like anthing. That is one of the great strenths of korean movies and tv dramas; the emotion they can get from you, and also how they involve you in the stories. highly recommonded without reservations read more

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• Sep 8, 2012 36 of 36 episodes seen

  NewKDramaAddict
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  • Overall  9
  • Story  9
  • Acting/Cast  10
  • Music  9
  • Rewatch Value  8

  I started this with the intentions of just watching a couple of episodes. 4 days left, I had completely finished all 36 episodes! I enjoyed this immensely. I love the history being told, the story and the love story that was not the main focus. It was a well told story that had me craving to learn more of this period during the Goguryeo period. I now have to go back and watch Jumong which was the predecessor to this drama! If you truly like historical dramas, you will like this. Superb acting by all!

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