Cojiro
Cohesive story makes this one of the best BL dramas of the year
The main power of a story is knowing how to be interesting even in the smallest things and, in this regard, Unintentional Love Story is very effective.
The characters have depth and are worked with great delicacy, but without being pedantic: the objectives are concrete, the characters are deep and the development coherent. There are no script holes that bother. Each episode being between 35 and 40 minutes makes this Drama one of the most coherent that Korea has ever produced in the BL genre.
The actors performances are consistent, although not all are amazing. The main couple has a lot of power and the secondary is also interesting.
The mise-en-scene bothers me because, many times, there are blurry things on the screen just to avoid ads. It's hard not to notice.
In the end, a pleasant and big surprise.
The characters have depth and are worked with great delicacy, but without being pedantic: the objectives are concrete, the characters are deep and the development coherent. There are no script holes that bother. Each episode being between 35 and 40 minutes makes this Drama one of the most coherent that Korea has ever produced in the BL genre.
The actors performances are consistent, although not all are amazing. The main couple has a lot of power and the secondary is also interesting.
The mise-en-scene bothers me because, many times, there are blurry things on the screen just to avoid ads. It's hard not to notice.
In the end, a pleasant and big surprise.
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