A promising start, a lot of relatable characteristics in the characters here. I'm enjoying Hwang Dong-man as a somewhat unconventional portrayal of poor self-esteem and unfulfilled ambition. While slightly depressing, the black comedy keeps things from feeling too dark. On a side note, I would actually like an emotion watch for myself.
My first impression is that the modern sageuk concept isn't as interesting as I expected it to be. Maybe it will expand into something more in further episodes, but the first episode was pretty conventional to me.
I'm really hoping they handle this properly since the second female lead is written to have feelings for the him,…
That seems to be the case. Definitely gives some insight into why a veteran like KJW chose the role. Though it's quite funny how the leads appear to be a comedic duo from the teasers while the second leads are entangled in this complicated mess lol.
Open marriage themes are coming to Kdramas now? It just doesn’t appeal to me. No wonder people say Kdramas are…
Perhaps wait for the show to begin first? I'm not sure if that will be the case, it's probably more likely that they will separate before he gets in another relationship.
Um, they really couldn't come up with a better title? Sorry but some of these new romance titles are pretty damn uninspiring. Our Sticky Love, Filing for Love, and now Fall in Love...
I'm really hoping they handle this properly since the second female lead is written to have feelings for the him,…
Actually, reading the planning intent section (I just google translated it so I might be wrong), this show appears to talk about 'complex relationships where it is hard to draw a line'. I think there's a small possibility that the second leads are actually part of an office scandal/affair. It will be interesting but likely controversial. Though I highly doubt they will do that in a rom com. https://tvn.cjenm.com/ko/Filing-for-Love/about/
I enjoyed her in “Five Enough”—great series. She was an unknown actress, but was very hilarious in “She…
Interesting. It's the opposite for me -- I knew her as a supporting actress but frankly at the time I never thought of her as someone with potential to lead a drama. Perhaps she just had too little screen time in the shows I watched. But when she rose to lead roles, I realized I underestimated her talent.
Auditors that handle office affairs, FL hiding a secret about her dark past... Her secret is that she was (unknowingly)…
I was thinking an abusive relationship or one where she gets cheated on. Yes, I also think something about relationships since that seems to be the running theme of the show.
I'm starting to not trust dramas that don't post the screenwriter.
It's not some coincidence, it just means the writer doesn't have a page and this is their debut work. And new writers' works obviously have their risks.
Am I the only one thinking this pairing is an odd choice for a romance?
50% of comments below were talking about how Lee Jaewook would be a better partner for Shin Hyesun lol. But then the ML clearly needs to be younger than the FL, so he wouldn't fit the role.
That is actually crazy. It seems that while Korean cinema isn't in the best state, a big hit gets released once in a while. The last one was Exhuma. Looking forward to watching this
The second case is pretty weak and unconvincing imo. So far it's watchable but nothing impressive. The possessions seem to be just comic relief instead of helping to drive the story.
I think there's a small possibility that the second leads are actually part of an office scandal/affair. It will be interesting but likely controversial. Though I highly doubt they will do that in a rom com.
https://tvn.cjenm.com/ko/Filing-for-Love/about/