perfection
the production was good, I can't complain .I also say that the performance was incredible, it would be a sin if I complained.
I love the actors, I loved the characters.
Of course, not everything is perfect, I can't lie, but what a drama that doesn't have a single flaw.
So in conclusion, I recommend...
I say it's worth watching, maybe it's bad for some, but for me it was good.
This is just my opinion, you better watch it and have your own opinion.
I don't know what to say, because I think everyone has their own opinion.
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i'm crying
objectively, this drama is really good.... if you haven't read the webtoon beforehand.the acting is amazing (i am still not over the fact that they casted lee do-hyun as hyuk, whoever decided on this ??? may god bless you, your family and you holy cow because ???? i'm ascending right now), the music is on point and ??? the plot line is cool as well, even though a little predictable... and completely different from the webtoon, i feel like (i watched this with a friend and we both agree on this)
i'm honestly a little upset because they RUINED some characters (wook, daddy, they really did you dirty i'm sorry) or some scenes and as i said the story ??? is different ???? and i'm kinda mad about it because the moral and the reflection behind the 'monsterification' in the webtoon is a lot more beautiful, albeit more abstract, i feel like — if i went into the drama without having read the webtoon, i probably would have enjoyed it a lot more, though, which is why i still rated it with a 7/10
if you liked the drama and haven't checked out the original, i'm begging you to please, please go check it out, it's a masterpiece !!
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I would definitely recommend you to watch this series
-In the the first episode I was blown away.I do have to say in advance, there's a lot of blood. So, if you don't like stuff like that just look out for that.-Every episode has something interesting to keep you watching.
-There's only 10 episodes so it's not long.
-It ended with a cliffhanger and there is said to be a renewal for season 2 but don't let that hold you back the story is pretty good and the way it all played was even better.
-The actors played the characters very well.
-If you think this is a waste of time, don't say anything because this is not a waste,I promise.
-I do have to say this series is different from any other horror Korean dramas I've ever watched before.Although this is the first time I've watched one like this,I can say it sure made a mark in my memory.
ALSO YOU CAN WATCH IT ON NETFLIX,AND DRAMACOOL
I hope you watch and enjoy it
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I prefer the original ver of webtoon
As a fan of this webtoon my expectation on this was quite high. I love how the writer put so much character development in each characters. Tbh, this series was fine, my expectation quite fulfilled. But the ending just, hm, not as expected. Webtoon's ending was fine I think it will do to put it in the live action, but why change it?. Also, the backsound of Warriors is seriously annoying, too much ugh, it still linger. But other than that I think it was fine, they still got the plot, and the cgi was okay too.Was this review helpful to you?
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Almost the Best, but...
I believe there are a lot of reviews explaining the good parts of the drama. So, I'm here to give you some points about which one is lacking.- Firstly, it really reminds me of Attack on Titan, where it starts from fighting with the monsters and somehow it becomes fighting with humans.
- The first half of the drama is about defending and surviving in a world that has been occupied by monsters. The second half, however, is about fighting with a large group of robbers that came out from somewhere.
- At the very end of the drama, it tells you about escaping from military forces.
- The monsters are overpowered. The drama itself tells us that there's no way humans can defeat them.
- The monsters are occupying the whole country. It means there is a fvkcin lot of them.
- So, where are the monsters in the second half of the drama? THEY ARE GONE. The drama won't tell you where are they, how were they be killed, who are their killers, etc. Even that iconic long-tongued monster is gone.
- Although the drama tells us so, humans can defeat the monsters by burning them.
You are enjoying watching: humans surviving in a world of monsters and humans fighting against monsters.
You are deadly curious about how will they defeat all those monsters.
You are binge-watching the drama to see how the drama ends.
BUT, HAHAHAHA, out of nowhere there are robbery attacks. You no longer see the monsters.
Why it's "out of nowhere"? The drama doesn't tell you about the robbers at all before.
What happens with Ahjumma in the toilet next?
If the infected ones can recover from their wounds, why can a weapon maker Ahjussi die?
The drama doesn't tell us about infected ones can get out from a body (shell) to find a new body.
Conclusion (negative part only):
This drama is lacking consistency. They replace the monsters' attack (which is the drama's main value) with robbery and military.
Probably, these questions will be answered in season 2?
Still, the drama is so intense that you barely see what flops. Not going to lie, the actions and intense atmosphere are SO GOOD that IT FEELS LIKE WATCHING A 10 HOUR HOLLYWOOD HIT MOVIE.
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Dont have ending
Wow actually i like it.. monsters r not too much scary but story really gives us thrilling and confusing.. but i feel like drama was dropping after 5 6 th episodes. (Its like mass runner firstly give us really thrilling feeling and after tht itz turn) i really dont like episode 9 i think human comes and kill things r not nessasary.. how ever it really show us worst is not monsters but human.. and there r few parts not show us wht is going on like that red shirt old man try to find somthing on ground tht time her daughter or somthing come and fell but he did nt notised,, and weelchair man turn wht hapnd to him that time those parts not clear..And ys at the end is really turning we dont know whts going on i think tht becoz they are going to get season 2.. actually i want believe 2nd seson also will be good like first episodes in this one. I feel like itz gonna be like maze runner, and penizula(In maze runner they show us there r some kind of animals and runners go and find escape but end it will show they are not real animals and it getting more and more fake and penizula also show us human fight than zombi so i dont like them) i think of it in here becoz at first they show us lot of monsters and peopl fight etc etc and then human envolved it become human and human fight than monster tht why i rememberd maze runner and penizula
As for acting all have superb acting even kids.. i dont hve much say becoz there are exellent
Overall good drama but there are no end it ending confusing us. there will be 2nd season.
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Really good if you stop comparing
This show was a wonderful watch, it was exciting, nervewrecking, and heartwarming at times. I've been a fan of the webtoon since it's early episodes and have been reading and following along until it's end. Obviously as a reader of the original comic, you will naturally compare. But after hearing that this series adaptation would not follow the plot of the webtoon dot by dot, I tried my best to watch it and enjoy it as a separate thing. The webtoon was not finished as the series was filming, so it makes sense why they would change up some things. If you stop comparing every scene with the webtoon, you will enjoy this show much more. Trust me on this.Now for the actual review of the show. Sweet Home was ambitious. The CGI lacks at points (the blood of the monsters being what irked me the most), but it wasn't bad. The movements and colouring were well done, they were pretty seemlessly placed into this world. At times it looked like a video game (the protein monster as well as the one missing the top of its head) but that somehow added to the suspense. It felt like you were the one killing these monsters, as if you were playing a game. At other parts, the CGI looked so real. The wings in the last episode were breathtaking, the womb was heartbreaking. Overall, despite the CGI not being fully consistent in it's animation, it still looked really good. The acting was amazing. I've known of a good handful of these actors from their previous work, so I have nothing bad to say about it. They did an amazing job as usual. The editing was a mixture. For the most part, the cuts were well timed and the plot and timeline were easy to follow BUT there were also times, where some of the cuts were questionable. Twice did they zoom into Hyunsoo's face rather dramatically, only to cut it over to a whole different scene. In all honesty, that made me chuckle, it was a really awkward editing decision. In episode 3 or 4, where Han Dusik, was moved to the ground floor, there the editing and pace was too fast. He had earlier gestured how he wasn't able to get downstairs due to being on a wheelchair, and suddenly he did it with ease? They could've at least had shown the process. They did mention in a dialogue later on, that it was due to using the elevator, but I feel like they could've been more explicit about it. It ruined the purpose of him being stuck in his room for so long. Another thing, which I believe could've been shown more too, was how they trapped all the monsters. In the latter half of the series, they seem to easily roam around the upper floors. Somehow all the monsters are gone. They briefly showcased it in the first half, but it could've been more detailed, so that it didn't seem like all monsters vanished overnight.
Despite some flaws in editing and pacing, Sweet Home is overall a wonderful show. And with an ending like so, I can only wish for a season 2. (and also an adaptation for Bastard, please)
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BEST DRAMA
Can I just say that I loved this drama just as much as I loved Extracurricular and I couldn't even bring myself to put it down. I had never heard of it, but my friend asked if I wanted to watch it with her because she had already watched it. And then we ended up binging the whole drama that day with no breaks in between each episode. I'm not a fan of horror—not because it's not interesting, but because I get scared very easily—and this drama was quite scary, but I loved it to bits.My heart ached for Hyun Soo, but I love the way his character had developed—how he went from being alone and suicidal to fighting for his survival and having people by his side who he could trust and call his friends. It did take a bit of time to get there, considering the people around him refused to trust him at first due to Hyun Soo having a monster living and growing inside of him, but once they realized that Hyun Soo was on their side, they trusted him and fought alongside him.
Honestly, I actually thought the gangster or contract killer would be the first to be cursed because of how he made his first appearance—nonchalant and a dark gaze. I also thought he couldn't be trusted due to how he had a hostage at the start, but once I realized there was something up with the hostage, I began to understand. I also saw how he never harmed anyone else, and once he'd gotten rid of the murderer he'd kept hostage, it made way for a caring and soft-hearted man who fought to protect people and save double, or quadruple, the number of lives he'd taken. When he'd died, I was so heartbroken, but he'd died saving a life and being there for her during her last breath.
It also made me laugh—which I shouldn't have because there were people dying—that every couple that was building chemistry and could've ended up together... was incapable of dating because either one of them or both of them died. The director really said, "No romance for this :D."
But yes, this drama has my whole heart and now if you'll excuse me, I'll return to watching Sweet Home cast interviews and crying over them because I miss the drama already.
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IM LITERALLY STOCKED WITH THIS, ITS AMAZING
(before anything else let me tell you that i haven’t read the webtoon so my review is only based in the netflix adaptation)SOOOO GOOD OMG from the story, to the production, to the cast, everything was incredible and the only thing bad about it is that it eventually ends. im really stocked. and the acting... oh boy, not even leonardo dicaprio could’ve done better and thats on pERIODT.
but of course it isn’t for everyone, if you don’t like this type of movies with a lot blood and violence, please don’t watch it!!!!
BUT if you do, oh boy it is good ahahah can’t wait for the next season!!!!!! 100/10
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Every death hurts
I started watching because the cast guested on Running Man and finished it in one sitting. The script isn't as good as I expected it to be and there were times when I had to look up stuff because it wasn't explained properly but what made it worth watching until the end was the cast... The entire cast is S T E L L A R. They were so good that I ended up rooting for every single one of them... and every death pained me in ways I didn't imagine (especially "that" man who was warm and kind and understanding... he was decent and consistent throughout so it hurt me alot). I was also taken by surprise when I saw Kim Sung-cheol (my Prison Playbook babies reunited ♥)!! I will be looking forward to the second season because I now have so many questions that I want answers to lolWas this review helpful to you?
Humans are the scariest of all...
Disclaimer: I have not read the webtoon so this is an unbiased review of the drama as a standalone piece. Also, TW's for excessive blood and gore.This is definitely an apocalyptic go-to, and one that integrates monsters and some deep questions very well. We start in a seemingly normal-ish (heavy on the ish) apartment complex with an introduction to all the central characters. It's a relatively easy drama to follow as the group we get to know is small and each introduction is integral to the story. At only ten episodes, every minute counted here. The acting is incredibly on point, and I really believe that is what brought the story to life.
The CGI in SH leaves much to be desired, many of the monsters coming off as almost laughable, but everything else was spot on. The OST was perfect for this and is definitely one I will be coming back to. My biggest complaint would be the length of this, as we don't get to explore the various backgrounds, and we only got to skim the surface of motivations for each character. The episode count sadly limited how in depth the plotline was, and I wish we had dived deeper into the story that was Sweet Home. However, each person was interesting and played an important part in SH. I don't think there was an actor who fell behind or let someone else outshine them, and that doesn't happen to often. Although there were ghost ships, there is no prominent romance here, which is a relief because there's enough going on everywhere else. It would have only detracted from the story time. Also, shout out to all the badass women characters in here. They really held their own and I appreciated everything they contributed to the story. In its essence SH puts forth many questions about what makes us human, our deepest desires, and what would kill our humanity. It was executed well and never posed a dull moment.
All in all, a phenomenal drama in an us versus them scenario that questions if we're our own monsters in the making. I would recommend if you're looking for something more serious but weirdly wholesome. I'm already hoping and ready for a season two.
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This was a drama about the ugliness of human nature as well as the bits of good - you have an apartment full of different people who are battling their own evils, and they are trapped together during a pandemic, trying to find some kind of synergy on how to survive together. You have people with a lot of character development and you even get to see some backstory on a few people, which made it a lot harder when you weren't sure if they were going to survive. I would say my favorite part about this drama, besides everything about Cha Hyun Soo, were the character teams. It seemed that a lot of people seemed to tag team together and build this emotional attachment that gave the drama life. Yoon Ji Su & Jayhun (or guitar baddie & katana Christian - so many people, couldn't keep up with names, had to give them nicknames) were the freaken dream team and became my favorite characters seeing how they grew together. Then near the end, we got Pyeon Sang Wook & Park Yu Ri (mafia & caretaker) who softened one another but still kicked major ass. There were other characters here and there that I tried to keep track of but Lee Eun Yoo, Seo Yi Kyung, & Lee Eun Hyuk were the three I couldn't figure out. Eun Yoo & Eun Hyuk had really cute sibling-building moments, but they were both just very extreme people. Yi Kyung is a fan favorite from the articles that I have read, and she was a badass, BUT I really never knew what her morals were in comparison with her end goal of trying to figure out what happened to her fiance.
Overall, I am excited to see a season 2 come out and even might decide to pick up the webtoon/manga. With the ending we got, I really want to figure who was really in that car and if it is possible for people to fight this "plague."
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