Such a beautiful, strong, mature, desperate, heartbreaking love story with none of the typical annoying rom-com clichés... A real gem! Totally captivating story and cinematography, breathtaking performances from both main leads.
episode 5. What kind of weed/plant is in the vase by her bed?
The plant in her vase (ep05 13:10) looks like some kind of dill (very similar leaves). The plant with the red flowers near her bed (ep07 01:31) is called "pelargonium zonale" (common name "geranium"), which is one of my favorite evergreen plants with unique scent! But I don't know anything about the plant with the scarf...
The editing of this drama is killing me !!! Too many scenes are cut abruptly and the plot's flow is a mess !!! I really don't know why, but I'm still watching it...
Ep.12 , Master BoA: "Everyone has something he wants to do well and something he does well. You have to be clever and find what those two are for you."
Lee Sang Yoon stole our hearts on the dance floor!
So far it's lighthearted, funny enough, with not too heavy makjang moments, interesting cast (especially the veterans), rather fast-paced for a long family drama. And the warm presence of Lee Sang Woo is a definite plus!
This unique drama had an intriguing plot, compelling and multi-layered characters, stunning performances (especially for Kim Nam Joo I think it was a role of a lifetime!), beautiful cinematography, perfectly combined with touching music. The ending was very unexpected and provoking (at least for typical K-dramas) and made me think that, perhaps its purpose was to emphasize the fact that, eventually, we all have to live our lives through the choices and sacrifices we decide to make...
You are SOOO Right!!!!! Only time will tell on how well this show will stand as a whole, but right now it's fun…
I find so sweet and respectful the fact that you always give a positive and/or thankful reply to everyone who posts a comment to your articles!!! It's such a rare attitude! :)
A fast-paced, full of suspense drama, with a unique story line and a solid performance from Go Kyung Pyo. Despite the scandal of JJH, the plot was smooth and the ending satisfactory.
It's the talk of the town: one of the most controversial, yet popular/trending dramas these days. Beautiful cast (all four totally fan-servicing), interesting plot (since we don't know how similar to the original will turn out to be) and promising outcome, given the cast's dynamics.
A warm, rather slow-paced romance drama, with decent performances and satisfactory characters' development, but that's it! Not that thrilling, not that memorable, but not that bad or boring for my taste. The highlights of this show were definitely Yoon Park as PD Lee Kang and Ha Joon as manager Kim Joon Woo.
This show and its plot are getting better and better! Kam Woo Sung as Son Moo Han is growing on me episode by episode... ... and Kim Sun Ah is such a charismatic actress!
Some rom-com clichés are a MUST for k-dramas (sweet, annoying or guilty pleasures)... For me, the loveliest cliché is when the ML is a tsundere chaebol and the FL is a Cinderella. The most annoying cliché is when the second-lead is obsessed and manipulative and doesn't get the message that he/she has to give up! The funniest cliché is when, for even a small paper-cut on a finger, they bandage the whole arm! The most infuriating cliché is that almost all MLs and FLs are beautiful, slim and either: 1. very successful professors, doctors, lawyers, prosecutors, chaebols, etc. but only 20-25 years old, or 2. very poor and unlucky, but have the latest and most expensive mobile phones!
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Totally captivating story and cinematography, breathtaking performances from both main leads.
After a rough working day, fluffiness and some old rom-com clichés are a perfect detox...
In any case, Kim Min Jae's acting seems to be the most natural and effortless.
The plant with the red flowers near her bed (ep07 01:31) is called "pelargonium zonale" (common name "geranium"), which is one of my favorite evergreen plants with unique scent!
But I don't know anything about the plant with the scarf...
Too many scenes are cut abruptly and the plot's flow is a mess !!!
I really don't know why, but I'm still watching it...
Lee Sang Yoon stole our hearts on the dance floor!
And the warm presence of Lee Sang Woo is a definite plus!
The ending was very unexpected and provoking (at least for typical K-dramas) and made me think that, perhaps its purpose was to emphasize the fact that, eventually, we all have to live our lives through the choices and sacrifices we decide to make...
It's such a rare attitude! :)
Beautiful cast (all four totally fan-servicing), interesting plot (since we don't know how similar to the original will turn out to be) and promising outcome, given the cast's dynamics.
A must-watch masterpiece, a phenomenal little actress: Heo Yool!!!
Really missed her!
I'm very curious to see what the reaction of super annoying, spoiled and selfish Soo Ji is gonna be when she realizes that the ship has sailed!
You're wasting the funniest time of your drama-life!
The highlights of this show were definitely Yoon Park as PD Lee Kang and Ha Joon as manager Kim Joon Woo.
Kam Woo Sung as Son Moo Han is growing on me episode by episode...
... and Kim Sun Ah is such a charismatic actress!
For me, the loveliest cliché is when the ML is a tsundere chaebol and the FL is a Cinderella.
The most annoying cliché is when the second-lead is obsessed and manipulative and doesn't get the message that he/she has to give up!
The funniest cliché is when, for even a small paper-cut on a finger, they bandage the whole arm!
The most infuriating cliché is that almost all MLs and FLs are beautiful, slim and either:
1. very successful professors, doctors, lawyers, prosecutors, chaebols, etc. but only 20-25 years old, or
2. very poor and unlucky, but have the latest and most expensive mobile phones!