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Falling for Innocence korean drama review
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Falling for Innocence
5 people found this review helpful
by cassey
May 29, 2015
16 of 16 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 8.5
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 10.0
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 8.0
JUNG. KYUNG. HO. He is THE reason to watch this drama. I never have interest to watch this drama based on the synopsis, or any of his dramas before, but boy am I having serious Kang Min Ho withdrawals right now. I even had a like-hate relationship with his character for the first few episodes, as he was being horrid to Soon Jung. It is a testament to the character's redemption, that I love him so much now. Such superb acting from Jung Kyung Ho, esp. doing comedy! He does the funniest expressions and physical comedy, oozing with charm to boot. I believe that is harder to see in the current Korean leads nowadays, it is way easier for the script/actor to make the audience cry. I do not know if how much percentage is it directing, writing, acting, or ad-lib, but the formula works perfectly for the character. The story has its share of problems, mainly, the corporate stuff that went round and round until the end. There are also plot holes esp. on the last stretch of the drama. The villain also didn't come off as menacing enough for me. The story itself is nothing revolutionary, but it won me over through its funny and heartwarming moments. All the acting are well done from an amazing cast---from Kim So Yeon to the adorable side characters. I can totally watch a comedy spinoff starring Captain Hook, Tinkberbell, and Wendy from this director/writer duo.
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