What did I watch, man! Two words for it—solidly entertaining. These two episodes were a wild ride. I do love black comedy, but this is on another level. It only happens when you have a solid script and a director who knows how it’s done, paired with a brilliantly performing cast.
It’s good, a worth watch. But I felt something is missing. I could feel what the director wanted to show, but it sometimes came off guard. The editing is not good, with many things cut out due to fitting it into 8 episodes.
The first half was superb, well-engaged, but later it gets a bit dull as scenes became repetitive without much progression. There’s also an issue with the screenplay—it could have been more intact and expansive. Instead, it felt very congested, limiting the story’s potential. I think it really needed some unanswered questions to be talked upon, so Season 2 is a must.
By the way, I loved this series so much—that’s why I talked a lot about its minor problems. I absolutely loved the performances, the cinematography, the production value, the score, and the direction. Well, that’s it about it.
I freaking absolutely love Chae Soo-bin! She’s the best. What a voice, what a performer—that’s truly what beauty with brains looks like. I can’t get over her.
Wow, I mean wow... it’s like a dish you’ve been craving but didn’t even know its name, and then someone accidentally orders it for you. You taste it, and then the rest is history. Mr. Plankton is just like that dish I’ve been craving ever since I watched Jeon Da Yeon’s Lost. I don’t want to compare, but I truly felt the heart of it—what a brilliant, soulful piece of art. I honestly can’t put into words what I felt while watching it. I just wanted to thank its creators, the screenplay writer, and director. Huge congratulations to the entire cast and crew—they absolutely deserve a round of applause 👏 and all the appreciation. Every drama lover should not miss this, at any cost.
Similar in the sense that ML does not trust FL and blames her.. Superb melo which is serious and engaging and…
Thanks. Btw, the dramas I enjoy, despite some issues, gave me a good time, so I give them a good rating. Some might be slightly overrated, but the ratings are all based on genuine instinct.
Similar in the sense that ML does not trust FL and blames her.. Superb melo which is serious and engaging and…
"I would be grateful if you could notify me whenever you find anything interesting in C-dramas, because I don't do much research on them, so it's hard for me to find good stuff."
Similar in the sense that ML does not trust FL and blames her.. Superb melo which is serious and engaging and…
Thank you for recommending me; I appreciate it a lot. I have watched many K-dramas in that genre, you know and I would love to watch C-dramas in the same genre, like Unexpected Falling.
Similar in the sense that ML does not trust FL and blames her.. Superb melo which is serious and engaging and…
Not like that, similar in the sense of mystery thrilling with slice of romance & mature lead actors, interesting characters, not the stereotypical c-dramas.
The first half was superb, well-engaged, but later it gets a bit dull as scenes became repetitive without much progression. There’s also an issue with the screenplay—it could have been more intact and expansive. Instead, it felt very congested, limiting the story’s potential. I think it really needed some unanswered questions to be talked upon, so Season 2 is a must.
By the way, I loved this series so much—that’s why I talked a lot about its minor problems. I absolutely loved the performances, the cinematography, the production value, the score, and the direction. Well, that’s it about it.
Btw, the dramas I enjoy, despite some issues, gave me a good time, so I give them a good rating. Some might be slightly overrated, but the ratings are all based on genuine instinct.