SeanFletcher

F. Scott Fitzgerald said, “There are all kinds of love in this world, but never the same love twice.” This is a road trip movie about the heart. Take a peek.

Better than many lakorns out there. Our main couple certainly enjoyed making this Show. It had a bit of everything. However, at times it felt like the writers just added something in that perhaps wasn’t in keeping with the plot originally. Overall, the cast did a very good job.

That’s interesting you have never had a show like this. Yes, I think some American audiences would like it. I did need to explain my comment better - there are a number of US shows (e.g. The Following) that depict a similar theme, and perhaps conceptually, are even a little bit more sinister. So, I was hoping for something a little bit different, which we were getting initially with our two wonderful detectives.

For me, Trap ended up as a big disappointment. It tried to be too clever and very “Americanised” re similar stories. Still, it was well made, with some good acting and the final moments were a nice touch

Well, we made it. The overall message that life doesn’t go the way you want it to is a good one, I just didn’t think My Healing Love necessarily delivered on this. I wanted to see more of the side stories re the second leads - except those regarding the brothers (lol). Still, it had its moments, and Show wrapped things up neatly.

I struggled a number of times to get through the first episode. Then I did and enjoyed it up until episode 8. It fell away for me after that point, so regretfully I dropped it despite the good cast and a number of good characters. It’s worth a look, just didn’t work for me.

I had a look through - it is a good forum :)

I found eps 11 & 12 went by very quickly - that’s usually an indication of how interesting or intriguing I find a show. Haechi is a good story, with fine acting and quality production values. I like that our hero is playing the long game and it seems some of his detractors will become his allies.

Thank you for your article :) I particularly like how things changed very quickly at the start of Touch Your Heart. You have to admire someone who says I was wrong about you, shall we start again? I was hooked at that point because I knew then we were going to see something different.

For me, the acting is very good all round, the comedy pitched just right, the side characters are interesting, the chemistry is magical and Yoon Seo is truly delightful. We even have a show that hasn’t even followed the typical Kdrama pattern. I am very much looking forward to the second half!

At the end of the half way point and Touch Your Heart continues to be a wow. I’m glad we haven’t gone through the usual cycle up to this point. The start to the second half looks like we need to strap ourselves in and buckle up for the ride :)

Truly delightful!

I’m not happy about what happened to Da In at all - it was a good character and well played by the young actress. Item is a better show than that. Maybe there is a twist.

Overall, I enjoyed The Greatest Love very much. There were some great laugh out loud moments and ones that made you tear up as well. However, it was a bit repetitive and the use of the second ML didn’t work for me. GHJ was fabulous (as she always is). But, I found Yoo In Ah didn’t shine. Perhaps it was due to the role that any protagonist could play? CSW played a good part and has a great presence. The ending was lovely.

The Wandering Earth is a big budget production that clearly belongs on the big screen. It neatly fits into the end of the Earth genre with a ton of action, vast visuals and impossible scenarios. There are great messages about family, hope, teamwork and always look on the bright side of life (so, never give up). I have had the book The Three Body Problem by the same author for a couple of years (and the problem is referenced in the movie), so it’s now time to read it. Overall 7/10.

Each episode is over before you know it. The story is like being immersed in a book. You turn the pages effortlessly, reflecting sometimes and then moving onto the next chapter. Patient, beautiful storytelling.

Overall, an interesting premise and a good show. It was well paced and the acting of a good standard. The ending was satisfying, but it could have been a fraction longer :)

It is very interesting and well paced. So there is mystery, supernatural items, and a wonderful relationship between an uncle and his little niece. JJH and JSY are also developing a good relationship. As for Kim Kang Woo, he is playing a really good baddie role.

You have two best friends: Eun Ho and Dan-i. Eun Ho has always loved her. It would seem Dan-i doesn’t know this. Eventually, Dan-i gets married and Eun Ho tells her she is beautiful on her wedding day (which she doesn’t seem to hear). She then runs away from the wedding, but Eun Ho brings her back and she gets married. Dan-i then has a daughter but ends up getting divorced many years later and her life then falls apart. Dan-i doesn’t tell Eun Ho about the divorce until 12 months later. During this time she lives a secret life in her old house and tries to find a decent job while supporting her daughter. She finally gets a job where Eun Ho works and then moves into his house :)

I thought ep 8 was wonderful. Like Goldilocks, I thought the little touches here and there and the emotions throughout were just right: The Moon is Beautiful, The Snow is Beautiful - “Genuine, Dedicated Love”.

The first four episodes were terrific. It’s a good blend of the supernatural (ala Wharehouse 13) with prosecution and crime Korean style. Then we have the relationship between Gon and his niece which is special. The cast is great with each of our main leads well matched and it’s good to see all the veterans playing villains.