I Do, I Do Review

• Overall  8
• Story  8
• Acting/Cast  9
• Music  7
• Rewatch Value  7

This is a kind of drama that slowly grows on you. A quarter through and I had a compulsion or two to drop this but somehow there was also an insistent tugging to check out the next episode. This being a Kim Sun Ah drama, her unexpected charm and finesse on taking over a character had once more amazed me for I always start out being a little put off by her.

Surprisingly pleasant, but might be more appealing to a mature audience who can appreciate the subtleties. To say that both laughter and tears were fairly distributed is one way of qualifying it but for one thing, though this is obviously an older woman-younger man pairing, it did not get dragged into that old school territory. Additionally, you couldn't possibly feel guilty even if you switch camp between the main couple or secondary couple. That's how pleasant this is, both male leads were simply charming. And because the "falling in love" period was truly subtle and realistic, I was genuinely there with them when it happened.

Though the music was just your normal fare, the main theme was pretty nice, catchy and meaningful.


Yep, this one is good for re-watch on one of those rainy nights. report I found this review Helpful Not Helpful