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• Aug 12, 2012 16 of 16 episodes seen

  KdramaQueen89
  13 of 14 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  9
  • Story  7
  • Acting/Cast  9
  • Music  9
  • Rewatch Value  9

  So I never saw the first season (billed actors didn’t attract me enough and I don’t like dramas that are associated with “Sex and the City). However the fact that Lee Jin Wook (I keep tabs on him) was back in first lead role status definitely put the second season on my radar even if I didn’t like the main female lead actress( hated her in Que Sera Sera)…
  
  Story: I loved the idea that the 2 main leads had a history for a really long time before they broke up. I didn’t think it could be romantic watching their journey back to each other but man did I eat all that angst up. I also enjoyed the romances of the main female character’s 2 friends.The plot is really simple though but if you love romance than this is a drama for you! The ending though is a bit unrealistic but i dont care cause im a sucker for happy/cheesy endings=)
  
  Acting/Cast: Like I said I didn’t like Jung Yu Mi in Q.S.S but have seen a movie she was in and I’ll admit she is a pretty good actress. She definitely changed my opinion of her as she made her character in this drama really likable. I wouldn’t mind seeing other things she does in the future. When it comes to our first male lead Lee Jin Wook, I thought he was perfectly casted as he made his sometimes jerky character human and just very likable. I was soo obsessed with them being together because their chemistry felt so intense but I liked that it didn’t seem forced. As for the second male lead Kim Ji Suk, I'm just going to say it now; I didn’t like him! I don’t know if its his acting style or his character(came off really obsessive/too eager) but yeah lets just say I wasn’t rooting for him at all to get the girl. When it comes to the supporting cast, I didn’t know the actresses who played the female lead’s friends but I loved their characters and also the actors that played their loved interests. Everyone had chemistry as far as friendships and romances goes.
  
  Music: I wasn’t expecting to get an OST that I could put on my ipod out of this but I just really enjoyed the songs (gave off an indie vibe).
  
  Rewatch: The drama feels short and since I had a lot of fun watching the first time I wouldn’t mind watching this every year.
  
  Overall I Need Romance 2 is a very easy breezy watch with realistic characters. read more

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• Sep 8, 2012 16 of 16 episodes seen

  zu_ai_grusz
  8 of 9 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  6
  • Story  6
  • Acting/Cast  7
  • Music  8
  • Rewatch Value  5

  The back and forth comparison with this drama and its first version compelled me to record my own experience.
  
  I'm jumping on the bandwagon for those who agreed the first one was better.
  
  This one was trying to follow the same format and formula as the first one, injecting bits of mystery and melodrama in the storyline just to make it a little different but ended up incohesive and jarring.
  
  Have a trio of girlfriends each with their own entirely unique personality, taste, and love lines - Check!
  
  Present a broken long-term intimate relationship that had gone through an on-off even helter-skelter ride - Check!
  
  Present a strong new love to rival the first - Check!
  
  I think I will stop here before I ultimately enter spoiler territory.
  
  But that gives you some of the format and formula I mentioned. The first problem I should mention is the transition. Okay, we've shown this and that, it's now the phase for realization and jealousy, so let's depict that in this episode. And BAM! Here's your jealousy rage... How about character development? I think that due to the new elements introduced in this series, it failed in managing to fit those smoothly in a 16 episodes format. While the characters are rushing through these emotional phases, I on the one hand am only just beginning to get into their involvement.
  
  'Twas very tasking to keep in-synched with main characters' behavior, not until we reached the end with them.
  
  There was very little I can appreciate in this drama. There was perhaps the music, the filler stories, the depiction of romance which were all at least at par with the first series. I would also agree with those who claimed that this had been casts with better male lead actors. These might all be enough for you to give this one a try or if you're just wanting to find your own comparison. read more

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