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Link: Eat, Love, Kill korean drama review
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Link: Eat, Love, Kill
2 people found this review helpful
by mopalia
Jul 27, 2022
16 of 16 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 5.5
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 6.0
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 1.0
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Not worth the bother

Weak plot, sloppy writing, shallow acting. You can find it all here. The plot bounced around as if it couldn't figure out where the suspense was. The scene in the candy store was sloppy - bad direction and/or writing, but it lingered over too much wailing and crying while no one did anything useful. It was loose and sloppy, not tight and crisp - how many times can you knock a guy out and still fail to tir him or subdue him so that he comes back again and again? Good grief. And I found Yeo Jin Goo's acting to be shallow and one-note - same for the female lead. I did enjoy the older women wandering around with their "weapons" but that got lost after a few episodes. The only real standout performance was
Shin Jae Hwi, the stalker, who did a lovely job with evil. I'd like to see him in more things, there may be a good actor in there. Overall, give this a miss unless you are besotted with Yeo Jon Goo.
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