I'd have loved to watch this if it wasn't a teacher-student romance :/
You are in luck, because it is not, in fact, a teacher-student romance. It is a mature romance melodrama between two teachers in their late 20s and 30s working at the same academy.
Love it. So many Oppa romances this year. But I hope itβs good. 2020 onwards the noona romances did not have…
FLAW had so much potential but the writing left much to be desired. I still enjoyed it, but the way the romance was handled made it hard to get fully invested in them. Then they were suddenly broken up for a stretch and then got together at the end. But at that point the writer had failed to make me care enough about them so it was like *shrug*. I hope this is better written.
Nam Joo Hyuk is one of the worst current actor in Korea. No acting skills at all!
Absolute nonsense. His performance as Baek Yi-jin in Twenty-Five Twenty-One was shattering and wonderful, and one of the best portrayals of a male character I've seen in years.
It was never about the Ha family in the first place. Eunyu is a main character in this show. The ratings also…
Three of the four main characters are the Ha family. The entire first episode was about their family. Of course it is about them. Eunyu is FL because she is the ML's love interest. She'll become a part of the family when they marry π€£
Ratings dropped in 5th and 6th ep too. Its not related to writting. Its related to hyunwook issue. Public is boycotting
Are they? Because I can mention many dramas where minor (or bigger) controversies had no effect on ratings. Like when Kim Tae-ri apologized earlier this year during Revenant promo. King the Land also did not seem to suffer at all in the ratings after their much bigger controversy with the Saudi prince. Little Women last year had its highest rating after the Vietnam controversy/ban.
Not too surprising that the tv ratings dropped. Yichan and Eungyeol were kept apart for both episodes, and there was so much Sekyeong/Eunyu this week, when it's the family that is the heart of the show.
i agree!! i think comedic things aren't his forte! he's better at acting serious
I feel like I'm in upside down land. Comedy is his whole thing? He's excellent at it? That's why he keeps getting cast in roles like this one and 2521. Even in Weak Hero, which was an overall very serious drama, he had so many great funny scenes, whether he was slapping Jihoon's butt or shoving lettuce in his mouth. His characters are brought to life in large part due to his comedy, even in his more dramatic roles.
i just noticed that choi hyun wooks acting strength lies in action sequences. hes very good in action scenes.…
I don't see that at all. He's great at the emotional beats and made me tear up several times in episodes 7 & 8. I actually think it's even more impressive how he manages to stay true to the character's playful, funny nature even in those more serious scenes. It works for me at least.
It refers to the literal cookies that the plot revolves around. From trailers it seems the cookie packaging says "Hi Cookie", but the romanization for the show's title seems to officially be "High Cookie", maybe a play on how the cookie creates some kind of high when consumed.
Still really enjoying this, though my main issue is that I don't really care about Sekyeong/Eunyu. Like I just want more scenes of Eungyeol and his parents instead, so like the start of episode 7 had me impatient.
What will ya say about Kim Yoo Jung she was literally 16 at the time of filming of love in the moonlight ππ€
That worked well though, she was playing a young (fake) eunuch who was 18. This role is a much more adult one for Hyunwook, so I can't blame him for passing on it.