I liked the last episode. I don't see how it is rushed as everyone is saying. It's only normal to take things…
I think for a series, the finale was fine. I read about what they left out from the novel, and I think that would have been unnecessarily dragging out the ending. The way the finale played out, it works better this way since it brings about the resolution to their story in a more impactful and immediate way. For a six episode series, the finale fits and works well.
So far, the best aspect is definitely the production. Very cinematic quality. It's really like a movie and not a series. Viva's other TV series don't look as good as this. Story wise, pacing is a bit awkward. I haven't seen the original so I don't know if it's adapted line-for-line. But it's still okay. Acting is hit or miss, but not so horrible. What takes me out of the series more is the obvious ADR/dubbing of lines for the actors who aren't fluent in Tagalog. Many times their mouths don't match the audio. It can be distracting.
But overall, three episodes so far are solid watches.
My spidey senses for my hopeless romantic BL-crazed self totally went off when Euigyeom's mom asked him if had a girlfriend and then immediately asked if Yoongi had one. ðŸ¤
this is not yet the official episode count this might go over let's wait.
I hope not. 40 episodes is good enough. That's basically 20 Korean TV episodes, which parang K-drama ang atake ng show so far anyway. Hindi na kailangan paikot-ikot.
Thank goodness it is only 40 episodes. That gives me hope they have a tight story like Slay was. (The Viu version that is. The GMA edit dragged it out too much)
I honestly prefer the GMA TV broadcast version of the show. Better pacing and editing and so many "new" scenes inserted that actually help tell the story better.
I only started watching Weak Hero Class 2, but Bae Na Ra was INCREDIBLE in "DP 2". So I am so excited to see him in Weak Hero. And hopefully he gets even more great roles in the future. He is so talented. And of course, absolutely gorgeous as well.
Story wise, pacing is a bit awkward. I haven't seen the original so I don't know if it's adapted line-for-line. But it's still okay.
Acting is hit or miss, but not so horrible. What takes me out of the series more is the obvious ADR/dubbing of lines for the actors who aren't fluent in Tagalog. Many times their mouths don't match the audio. It can be distracting.
But overall, three episodes so far are solid watches.