This review truly resonates with me. Every person I saw was attached to the characters, and I was confused most of the time. I wasn't convinced of the development of the leads' relationship from the beginning.
The show makes me feel conflicted. The overall plot and flow are mediocre, but somehow each scene has good dialogue…
To be honest, this is how I felt about the writer's previous drama, Crash Landing on You. Mediocre plot and flow and not very well-written characters, but some scenes are surprisingly captivating enough for me to continue; still average, though.
So right about Joohyuk, I know people often talk about how handsome some actors are, but his eyes are so ethereal, and he is the prettiest crier ever. So, SO fine. The most attractive actor out there.
This was one of the two reviews that convinced me to not watch Lost, no matter how many times I have seen it compared to My Mister. It also makes me want to rewatch it. Great review.
It's because people didn't pay attention watching the first episodes and they waited for a happy ending. In episodes…
I watched Reply 1988, and I plan to watch the rest of the Reply Series as well. I preferred 2521; although the ending was lacking, it was much more moving and impactful to me. I can get the need to compare shows, and I compared almost every drama I have watched to 2521 because I could not get over it. We all have our preferences, and that is okay. I connected with 2521 more than Reply 1988, but it doesn't dismiss the fact that they are both good dramas.
I finished it a while ago. The production is so beautifully orchestrated, and I had a wonderful time watching it—a heavy but heartwarming, intricate drama dedicated to Motherhood. The tears were worth it.