W two worlds Season 2 sc

No, it was right about the title. It's faithfull to Alexandre Dumas novel. And in the novel, characters use swords too, not musket. I know it's a contradiction, but HEY, it's like that!

A drama from my favorite screenwriter, and I wasn't expecting her to be so good at just historical drama (without fantasy high concept). Sadly, the drama was planned for 3 seasons, but only the first one was made. So, the writer had to put a quick conclusion in the last episode. Disapointing episode, in particular the final scene. It's even like I could feel the writer anger about the drama being canceled.
Else, watch it for what it gives before, it's a smash!

And that ending!!! Wow... just to think about give me goosebump.

WARNING: Watch this only if you have tons of pasta to cook at home. If possible, with clamps.
The portions they serve in the resto are so small that your frustration will reach the stars.

SAFETY NOTICE: As long as you watch this drama, you aren't anymore in control of your stomach, and your stomach decide you cook pasta and eat them while watching.

Because 🐏 🐑🐏 🐑🐏 🐑🐏 🐑🐏 🐑🐏 🐑🐏 🐑🐏 🐑🐏 🐑

No. Let's forget that.

It's the exact mix-all things made for everyone.

Crazy overrated.

When you reach episode 6 and the boredom make you want to drop it...
... yes clearly overated.
Part2 is the best, about backstories, because there are emotions.
Part3, not much story, spectacular action. It's ok, but lack something.

Clearly overated. I'm ok that production and directing are great, but not the story.

Plus, I'm not agree, it's really not one of his first drama. Look at the number of dramas the writer already did, looks at the number of episodes. Here I'm lazy to make the addition, but more than 200h of screentime experience. Translate that time in 100 movies for equivalence. Or less, if you consider a movie script gets more rework. Then, the problem could be too much, but I guess he had a lot of stuff ready in older idea files, maybe many years ago.

It's not the main point in a story like this. It's just plot. Take Dr Romantic. I find the writing brillant. Probably more character oriented. In and out of situations about emotional changes or life lessons. I was well aware during the watching that more than half of situations (or medical urgencies) where build as plot-device. A few ones are even wobbly. Does it matter so much?

Ok, I precise, when I say "the cover", it's not litteraly. Just the reality of korean television during this era, with crazy schedule, and difficult working conditions. As for older dramas, I'm curious to watch some, but sadly, it's impossible to find them on internet. I could only get Sandglass and Eye of dawn.

It's not a drama you binge-watch, expecting to be hooked and get emotional rollercoaster.
It's more a confort drama with the power to make you sleepy.
Enjoyable to watch one episode in your bed, before to shut-off the light and sleep.

Let's see... the screenwriter who wrote Jumong, All In, IRIS, and dozen of other dramas is lazy? Are you aware of the amount of work and headhaches it needs to create the kind of human interactions there are in this drama? So each scene is a moment we enjoy for the truth and subtext coming from it.

The love story is already good in first part. The magic moment when the guy fall in love... this scene is so true. But most of the moments feel true too.
I don't use the word chemistry because it means nothing. Mostly the writing work, and talentuous actors make the first part a believable starting love story. Like you'd dream to live. But second part, gosh... it's beyond, you get the nature of a true love situation. Here you feel like you are living it.

Yeah, but anyway, before watching just look at the cover, the date of the drama. I mean, you know where you enter. You know before watching there will be inconsistencies, lower budget making imprecisions, and lack of time to refine it to the max. Once we know that, we can enjoy fully and concentrate on the love story. When you see a donkey, you don't ask it to win a horse race, you ask it to do what a donkey does best.
Now compare with other dramas from this time, let's say Spring Waltz. Not bad but many annoying moments, slowdown and clichés, and a romance steps behind about authenticity.

The reason is she wanted to do all this humanitarian stuff around the world. Like mother Theresa. An incredibly naive girl, as the association she was working for are complete crook. I liked a lot the irony. But for the love story, it shows also she was immature. I don't remember what you say about she was fearing to engage, but it's possible. I need to rewatch the drama.

I find strange the rating is so lower than Penthouse. Because the two dramas are more close in quality. And it's the first drama of Kim Soon Ok going fully crack-makjang, assumed auto-parody, crazyness, with high-quality directing and lot of hitting power (thanks to background musics and directing).

That's make me think... I had doubt quickly in first episodes. But at one point there is another important event. So I can't say more, it's a spoiler. But it changes the path of the story. You can expect strong emotional scenes in the last part and a wonderful last episode.

Thing I didn't like: some investigations about serial killers. People find that exciting, but for me it's a slowdown. I liked a lot this drama, but as a generality, I don't like police shows, or psycho-killers stories.