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Lie to Me korean drama review
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Lie to Me
2 people found this review helpful
by Zoe
May 23, 2016
16 of 16 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 6.5
Story 6.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 3.5
Do you know how a drama just feels old? It has a more romanticised feel to it. I was looking forward to this drama for the chemistry. Everyone always says Yoon Eun Hye can kiss. And let me tell you, she doesn't disappoint. Ah, she's great. She just takes the kid's gloves off the Kdrama. And she's so adorable. I have so missed Yoon Eun Hye. Her personality is really entertaining. The girl is fierce and saucy. And how cute is she in hanbok! The plot of course is just terrible and cringe worthy but the drama really caught my attention when Yoon Eun Hye's crying face came out. She's incredible at those moments. Actually, the second half of the drama just had the right vibe of melodrama for me. I do hate the overused love triangle but I haven't seen it in a while so it felt nice to see again. Gi Joon I didn't find him particularly captivating to begin with. I did like his devotion to his brother. People lose all their dignity when it comes to karaoke. Who knew this guy would have such a playful and joking side to him? Towards the second half, he really puts in a lot of effort in pursuing Ah Jeong. Also, I don't think I get tired of father-boyfriend meet and greets. They crack me up. Sang Hee It was great to see Sung Joon relaxed and smiling so much. Romance Towards the end of watching Lie to Me, I was also watching a family drama. So the cheesy romantic moments really were great. “If I go home, I would miss you more. I would be more tired if I miss you.” Hooray for no slow-mo kiss!
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