Stella
Hazaristan
It had lotta potential…
It’s a wholesome cute drama but ending was rushed especially the last episodes. I wish the writer had put more effort because the ending was very shabby. Such a waste of good cast and acting tbh. I wouldn’t watch it again. If you have something more interesting to watch I’d put the time on that, otherwise it’s good for when you are bored. To be honest I was so hyped up because of Kim Min gue I mean he still did a great job but the storyline didn’t do his acting justice.Was this review helpful to you?
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A light hearted wholesome drama
Kim Jung hyun’s facial expressions are something else, he can make a funny scene 10x funnier with his facial expressions. It was such a wholesome, cutesy funny drama. Although the ending wasn’t exactly how I thought it would be, it was very meaningful that she should’ve just accepted him because lots of romantic stories with a woman falling for an evil guy is about how she changes him, I mean he did change but on his own. Im Soo hyang’s acting and vibe matched jung hyun’s veryyy well, btw she’s really pretty. Also it was refreshing to see a SMART female lead, like it’s almost always the male/female lead sacrificing themselves for the other and the other is clueless but I liked when she said “so this is the road you choose”.Was this review helpful to you?
I kept praying time would go slower so it doesn't end XD
I love everything about it from the outstanding cinematography to the perfectly "balanced" plot, it doesn't bore you with giving too much information and background story just enough to understand everything, and keeps you excited throughout the whole movie. I prefer these types of horror movies with eerie and gut-churning scenes with an interesting plot over movies with repetitive jumpscares and meaningless plots. The emotions the cast conveyed with their brilliant acting made me drown in the movie as if I were watching a real-life event live.Sadly I had to watch this at home I wish they displayed it at where I live I would 100% go watch this at a cinema.
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