This movie shows that time spent with person who we loved is most precious and even because of time passing by and those memories will eventually fade away that person will haunt us in our dreams. How can we tell the difference between reality and the dream when the dream is a place with our beloved person. I think this movie tells us that...
M is a film which some people will love and some will hate. It's really complex to describe. I must admit that on the visual site this move is just great, all the twist in the plot and all strange conversation gave me goosebumps. I was so curious how this story would end. I was pleased with the ending, it was good, it explained all the crazy stuff that were going on in the movie. Actually it was a little sad and beautiful in the same time. Music was good, but not so memorable to recommend, although all the background sounds that were in the movie, were perfect fit for the story and it gave it soul.
If you like Kang Dong Won as I do, this movie is a must see, but if you don't it will bored you and annoy you. Re-watch value in this kind of movie I think none.
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I loved the music, when I rewatched this series I was always singing along to the intro (which is really catchy)
I've already rewatched this 3 times, sooooo
overall this is an amazing tv show where you will grow to the characters and I would reccomend this 100%
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I was a victim of my expectations with this drama. When I read the synopsis I was very excited because I thought I'd be watching a refreshing story told from the perspective of older characters. Sadly, I got the same old story --with typical problems, misunderstandings, and plot cliches-- awkwardly delivered by older leads.
On the surface, the story focuses on Ha No Ra. A woman whose world threatened to crumble at 38 after her husband asks for a divorce. In an effort to save her marriage, Ha No Ra decides to go to college so she could "match her intellect" to her husband's. At its core, it promised an interesting and powerful story: the loss of a woman's individual identity after becoming a mother and the struggle to find her place in the world now that her child has grown up.
The first half of the drama was interesting because it dealt with the issue of her identity crisis. However, halfway through the drama, it became evident the subject wasn't to be touched beyond the shallow surface. Like many k-dramas, the story suffered from unnecessary plots-points, poorly handled subject and misunderstandings that got drawn out way longer than they should've. There were so many problems that could've been avoided if the characters had simply talked to one another, that it soured my experienced and ultimately annoyed me.
Though the story took a turn I wasn't expecting, rather than surprised, I was simply disappointed.
MAIN CHARACTERS: Frustratingly dishonest
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The three main characters are an acquired taste. I didn't like any of them at first, then they sort of grew on me. "Sort of"… as in my endearment fluctuated as constantly as their change of hearts did.
Ha No Ra (female lead, played by Choi Ji Woo): It took me a couple of episodes to get used her character. Maybe it's a cultural clash, but her childish tantrums were jarring and a total turnoff. Since she was an older woman, I expected her to act more maturely. That is not to say she shouldn't be fun, just that I expected her to at least think before acting. Instead, she responded in the typical k-drama female lead's fashion: she screamed, stomped and pouted whenever something didn't work her way...
Cha Hyeon Seok (male lead played by Lee Sang Yoon): Out of the three leads, he was possibly the most engaging and the reason why I kept watching. That's not to say his character was perfect. Far from it. His constant fluctuation between running melting hot one second and cold as ice the next got old fast. His immaturity also wore down my patience. However, the moments when he was sweet and caring were doubtlessly the highlights of the show.
Kim Woo Cheol (played by Choi Won Young): He was an interesting character because he was consistently flawed. He was also always held accountable for his actions. Though he played the part of an antagonist for the most part, he was never consciously cruel and he did come to regret his thoughtless actions. Though he was a good character, he wasn't very memorable.
SUPPORT CHARACTERS: Shallow but likable
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There's really not much to say about them. They contributed to the story, some more than others, but remained shallow. Frankly, I would've preferred to have seen fewer characters but with more screen time.
PORTRAYAL OF ROMANCE: Served hot & cold with a side of childish
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The romance was childish and immature. There were some very sweet --albeit cliché moments. But they were often followed or preceded by cold words, jerk actions and tons of misunderstandings.
In a nutshell, the courting between the leads felt like watching two emotionally stunted adults try their hand at accepting and confessing their love for one another. So you pretty much get the hypothetical (although in this case, somewhat literal) scene of the guy pulling on the girl's pigtails because he wants attention, and the girl screaming at the guy to leave then thinking he's a cold jerk for leaving...
OVERALL: On the fence...
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Honestly, I hesitate to recommend this show. On the one hand, I've seen worst dramas and I did finish this one without skipping any scenes (though I was tempted). On the other hand, the story didn't deliver on its promise and quickly turned into a generic plot delivered by childish (sometimes cringy) characters. Though it did have powerful moments, they weren't enough to elevate this drama to more than an "okay" show.
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1I started for the cells, and I stayed for the cells.
Continuation for season 1, Yumi's Cells 2 continues to focus on dating, thought process and life of character Yumi.If you take out these cute lil munchkins, the cells, the plot is prettyyyy bland in my opinion because it's SO real. The story might not be, so interesting or engaging; but the cells are the saving grace., like the plot is a 7-8 but the CELLS ARE A 10!! The story is centered around one character, her life, so yes, life isn't that much of an adventure, so this drama is like a melo-romance drama, often slow paced with no major events at times.
Yumi isn't 100% correct in her shoes. She's tangled up her love life, mixing her past and present, it wasn't intentional but it's neither fair to your current partner. This girl seriously needs a long break from relationships to focus on herself.
What I love about Yumi's Cells is that Yumi never compromises on her beliefs and emotions. The portrayal of her feelings is extremely on point and relatable that it pokes a hole in my heart, and now I have to rethink my dating principles. I love the message and deeper symbolism of certain things. I won't get deep into it because I might spoil it, but it definitely brings a smile to your face, like it did to me. Though I did feel it was draggy towards the end a bit.
I picked this up after two years and binged it in a day. Why did I put it on hold? I'm scratching my head for the answer too. That's not the worst thing though; the worst thing is that I can't get any more of the cell anymore.
Overall, it's 80% focused on romance, and sure, it might get boring at times. But let's be real: relationships aren't all rainbows and butterflies. This show actually portrays that pretty well. And here's a piece of advice: stop obsessing over who Yumi should end up with and start rooting for Yumi as a person. Focus on her character, career, and personal growth. After all, it's called "Yumi's Cell" for a reason.
With this show, it's either you love the animations or hate them, but personally, I loved them!
8.6/10
p.s: cells you will be missed 😔
THANK YOU FOR READING MY REVIEW!!
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IF YOU LIKE WATCHING ROMCOM, WATCH THIS DRAMA
I've seen a lot of comments on tiktok that they dropped this drama 'coz its boring, but for me its not. I totally love the plot and cast.I like the character development of the male lead, Go Jin at the end of the drama. I like how the things go up side down after Shin-A knows that she's ill. I like how Go Jin still cares for Shin-A after knowing about that 'mistake'. I like how Go Jin forgives and still accept his colleagues even if they did something wrong. I like how he apologize to those he fired.
Go Jin's character development made him mature, I also like how Shin-A doesn't want Go Jin interfere with her decision about her dream job.
I like how Go Jin and Soo Young forgives each other after learning things about their past and become friends.
Its a light and a rom com drama that is worth watching.
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Un insieme di storie belle
Allora, questi sono commenti a caldo che facevo appena finite le due/una puntate quindi non hanno molto senso, ma servono per fare capire che quale più o quale meno mi sono piaciute tutte le storie.Never let Me Go -> 9,5 in linea con la serie, per il più… sappiamo tutti perché
Star in my Mind -> 9 + ottima continuazione della serie
The Eclipse -> 10 e lode. Perfetto perfetto poi il limone finale…
Vice Versa -> 10- mi è piaciuto… ma c’è qualche cosa che mmmm
My School President -> 10 è cute, molto e le madri… ah
A Boss and a Babe -> 9+ finalmente due che si parlano
Bad Buddy -> 9 - se i due si fossero impegnati a recitare nei promo come nella serie avrei avuto meno paura di vederla
Bad Buddy e Tale of 1000 Stars -> 9 let’s say che sono un po’ disappointed del finale
Tale of 1000 Stars -> 9,5 e si, mi è piaciuta più della serie originale
Ma ora facciamo le cose serie e stiliamo la mia personale classifica di Our Skyy2 con delle illustri spiegazioni:
1. The Eclipse, 10L: allora se avete letto la mia precedente recensione di TE saprete che ho opinioni contrastanti sulla serie, ma devo essere onesta, questi due episodi mi sono piaciuti molto, ovviamente. Mi è piaciuto come abbiano fatto vedere una relazione in crescita, dove ci sono momenti di alti e momenti di bassi, dove ci sono delle incomprensioni e ci sono poi dei momenti in cui ci si ricapisce e ci si riscopre. Poi dei dirla tutta, First e Khao sono il mio paring preferito fra questi e si vede, hanno una chimica pazzesca che si mostra in ogni scena in cui recitano… quindi, il mio massimo.
2. My School President, 10: allora, io ho amato MSP e la storia che ci hanno portato è una storia un po’ al contrario, dove però non è solo lo “switch” fra i personaggi, quindi Gem Gun e Forth Tinn, ma sono proprio storie, che si si prendono per mano, ma che al contempo sono separate, mi è piaciuta l’aggiunta della storia fra Tiw e Por e ho apprezzato molto che il carattere delle madri non fosse invertito, ma i caratteri della madre di Gun dell’originale fossero rimasti e viceversa. È per l’appunto un take molto carino sul multiverso.
3. VIceVersa, 10-: sappiate che, come nel template originale non so perché ci sia qualche cosa che mi mancava nella serie, però è super cute, il senso di famiglia che Puen e Talay hanno (anche con il marmocchio extra) si sente molto e ho apprezzato molto il fatto che la loro fosse una “relazione adulta” dove ci si parla e si cerca di risolvere i problemi da adulti invece che fare con in molte serie che ho visto dove gli adulti si comportano da bambini e “viceversa”. Poi a me Jimmy e Sea piacciono molto come coppia (anche se li vedo un po’ scagati dalla GMMTV) quindi sono stata molto contenta di rivederli in questi due ruoli.
4. Never Let Me Go, 9,5: bella. È proprio in linea con la serie e anche qui, anche se in un modo differente abbiamo lo switch di ruoli. Poi i viaggi nel tempo, i fated mates e compagnia sono alcuni fra i miei trope letterari preferiti quindi bello. Poi Pond e Phuwin sono il mio secondo paring preferito quindi proprio il feeling il tutto. Poi c’è una cosa che è bella di questa serie e dei due personaggi, che è come se si dessero significato a vicenda e non so… è una cosa che si sente proprio. Poi, allora, avrei dato di più, ma il maledetto colore seppia mi ha fatto abbassare il voto… che aveva anche un più regalatogli da Marc e Pawin.
5. 1000 Stars, 9,4: allora, io ho odiato la serie originale, quindi io stessa mi stupisco della presenza di questa serie così in alto. Però visto il discreto salto di qualità da parte del personaggio di Earth e del fatto che l’anello che ha regalato a Tian sia una nice star (e poi la recita di fine anno degli altri due, dove, quasi in maniera inaspettata si sono invertiti i ruoli) ha fatto lievitare il voto (anche se mi sarebbe piaciuto rivedere il mio cuore di panna di Longtea, che era l’unica cosa che avevo veramente amato del primo). Poi sarò una donna materialista… ma il capo si è presentato con una Jaguar… I’m sold.
6. Star in My Mind, 9,3: c’è poco da dire su questa storia, perché è molto semplice e forse di tutte queste storie è quella che sembra una vera e propria continuazione della serie. Poi è interessante perché mentre in TE si vede una coppia in crescita qua se ne vede una che sai starà insieme per il resto dei suoi giorni. E va bene così, perché al mondo ci sono tutti i tipi di coppie. Poi, il mio Pawin che si è fatto tre terzi in comodo su tre… vi giuro mi aspettavo che Marc comparisse anche qui (e in TE). Poi super cute l’anello (si, lo so, sono una materialistic girl)(ah, per non parlare di Winny/Satang o Satang/Winny, ho come la sensazione che a breve avremmo una serie con loro come protagonisti).
7. A Boss and A Babe: 9,25: anche questa molto carina e anche questa finalmente ha due persone che si parla a e che cercando di risolvere i loro problemi, in maniera più o meno adulta, però almeno ci provano. Kudos per questo. Poi mi è piaciuto tornare a tutti i vecchi personaggi e a non vedere degli ampliamenti nelle loro storie, insomma mi è piaciuto molto che ci si sia concentrati sulla gelosia di Cher, sulla spigolosità di Gun e su come migliorare, sia come singoli che come coppia.
E ora di arriva al tasto dolente, anche se i voti che io do non sono bassi.
8. 1000Star x Bad Buddy, 9: allora, partiamo che qua è proprio un problema della storia, si perdono sempre. Un’intera puntata di gente che si perde completamente a caso. Ecco, questa è la ragione per cui non la ho apprezzata come forse avrei potuto (questo crossover che in se ci sta) ma proprio perché la trama non mi piaceva.
9. BadBuddy, 9-: che dire, come c’è scritto sopra. Mettiamola così, e chi vuole capire capisca: spero che in camera Ohn e Nanon stiano facendo un Pat e Pran post 11 episodio. Oppure sono degli attori a cui dobbiamo dare molto più credito di quanto già non se ne dia. Anyway, credo comunque lo avrei apprezzato molto di più se quando facevano i video promozionali i due attori sembrassero meno “at gun point”… non lo so…
Comunque queste singole digressioni per dire che si vede questo secondo Our Skyy è molto, non necessariamente curato, ma investito del primo e con delle storie che sono studiate e che danno continuazioni omogenee ai personaggi. E poi, ti permette di rivedere i tuoi personaggi preferiti… anche se questo comporta la chiusura definitiva dei tuoi attori preferiti.
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Well-meaning but not always well-executed
As someone who adored the film adaptation and has gone back to it again and again and again, this was pretty darn faithful, showing how one meaningful connection can expand someone's world and how all you really need is one person to see and understand you, just one.I liked how this Taichi showed more of an interest in Kohei right off the bat, which led to some lovely, thoughtful moments. And Kohei was more forward with his feelings in his own way. However, over time, I did begin to feel like the drama was dragging its feet. By making Taichi more attached to Koehi but also more dense, there was this constant circling around his feelings. And while I, of course, was happy to see them explore hearing loss and the different perspectives and struggles of people who are deaf/hard of hearing, I think it took away valuable time that could have been spent with Taichi and Kohei. While they focused on Taichi's passion for making a better world/helping others, Kohei ended up taking a backseat. Some later episodes had barely any scenes of Taichi and Kohei together, let alone from Kohei's point of view.
The ending also didn't quite sit right. While it did its job and was sweet, it felt rushed and lacking.
I think this drama wanted to be bigger than it was and lost itself a bit.
I wasn't disappointed, per se; I just think they could have done more.
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Of course this is only a personal opinion and it doesn't mean that the drama isn't worthy to watch, at contrary, I recommend don't miss this interesting story full of treasons, confronted feelings and tragedy.
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Um romance leve, mas com espaço para evolução
Star In My Mind traz uma história envolvente e doce, focada em sentimentos não correspondidos e segundas chances no amor. A narrativa é bem construída e consegue captar a atenção do público com uma combinação de momentos emocionantes e clichês adoráveis.- Motivos da resenha -
1. História (8.5/10): O enredo é simples, mas eficiente. Ele aborda com delicadeza temas como aceitação, amizade e o amadurecimento emocional, o que cria uma boa conexão com os espectadores.
2. Música (9.5/10): A trilha sonora é um dos grandes destaques da série. As músicas complementam perfeitamente os momentos emocionais e ajudam a construir a atmosfera romântica.
3. Valor de Reassistir (10/10): É o tipo de série que você pode revisitar quando quiser algo leve e reconfortante.
Pontos a Melhorar:
1. Atuação/Elenco (7.5/10): Embora o elenco tenha química, algumas performances poderiam ser mais naturais. Certos momentos pareciam um pouco forçados, principalmente em cenas de maior carga emocional. Isso poderia ter sido trabalhado com mais profundidade.
2. Desenvolvimento dos Personagens: Alguns personagens coadjuvantes poderiam ter tido um arco mais bem explorado, o que daria mais camadas à história principal.
Conclusão:
Star In My Mind é um BL que encanta pelo charme de sua simplicidade. Ele não é perfeito, mas tem um coração que brilha através de suas falhas. É uma boa escolha para quem busca um romance leve com momentos fofos, mas que também deixa um gostinho de querer mais em termos de atuação e profundidade de enredo.
Nota Geral: 9/10
sou uma grande fã de Joongdunk, inclusive, os divos merecem muito! 🥰
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Breath of Fresh Air, Mature Romance, but lacking a bit in memorability
Refreshing, mellow, and mature. A very comfortable watch, celebrating the small moments and the simplicity of falling in love with the right person. No villains. No huge misunderstanding/lack of communication. No beating around the bush. Very much a breath of fresh air.However, the one thing that keeps it from being 10 stars in my mind is the lack of memorable impactful moments that stick in your mind and make you want to replay the scene over again after you finish. This film didn't have any of that.
Still, rewatch value is high for when you just want something cozy to cuddle up with.
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Un po’ un tuffo nel passato
Il titolo è un po’ particolare, ma serve a cogliere ciò che ho provato guardando questi 8 episodi: un po’ un ritorno al passato, ai BL universitari, dove c’era lui, c’era “l’altro lui”, c’era una tipa e degli amici invadenti (va beh, quelli ci sono anche nei BL attuali), insomma nulla di troppo complicato. E forse è per questo che la gente è rimasta delusa (e invoca alla “chimica sprecata”) perché in un mondo di Not Me, The Eclipse, KinnPorshe e tutti i drama intensi e ricchi di suspance ti ritrovi in una cosa easy e carina senza troppe pretese. Ripeto, non stiamo parlando dei picchi del BL moderno, ma sicuramente merita la nostra visione. Mi sono piaciuti molto i personaggi, sempre molto “semplici”, però alla fine la storia non richiedeva il complesso passato di Ayan o Sean, ne l’integrità morale di White quindi anche i personaggi semplici andavano bene, perché la storia è una storia semplice: sua ragazzi che per varie ragioni vengono separato e si ritrovano, con tutte le difficoltà del ritrovarsi, del ri-capirsi e tutto… mi sento di consigliarla soprattutto se si vuole un modo leggero per essere introdotti ai nuovi BL (quelli dove alcuni problemi di quelli vecchi passano in secondo piano, per esempio, ho notato che ora come ora molte meno storie hanno varie storyline sul coming out, mentre se si guardano serie di quattro/cinque anni fa era una parte molto importante della trama) mantenedo uno sguardo verso i vecchi BL.Esta resenha foi útil para você?
I liked it but....
So, I didn't like where this season went but I have to say it did have a lot of depth to it and it did tackle a bunch of issues that exist in relationships. The gay and straight ones both. I just fell in love with the character Seo Joon in season one, so I was devastated when Ji Woo left. I felt Seo Joon's pain like it was my own. Congrats to Woo Hyun. As for Kang Mon I'm not sure if he really acted well or not because I was too into the story. I keep hoping Ji Woo would go see a psychotherapist. I guess Kang Mon did do well. Again, very strong story with secondary's being just as strong and relevant. My only issue is the reconciliation. I really didn't see the point when or where that change occurred or what triggered it. I also actually thought there was too much damage to the relationship. Again, I'm just happy that Seo Joon was happy in the end. Shout out for the little girl and to the CEO for best supporting actor/actress in this series.Esta resenha foi útil para você?
No Wonder This Show Won 5 Awards
I wanted to watch this show back in 2018 when it first came out, but, much to my despair, never got to because it wasn't available anywhere with subtitles. A few days ago, I came across it on IQIYI, and lo and behold! There it was, with manual subtitles.I'll make it quick: The City of Chaos is a must-watch. It's been such a long time since I've been this enraptured by a drama, but this one had it all. A captivating plot line, gorgeous bromance, complex characters, incredible plot twists (you'll know what I mean when you get to the end), beautiful music and lighting. The pacing was really good, too, with comedic bits artfully inserted in-between the more intense parts of the story. And boy, was it intense.
The one tiny downside lay with the romance subplots, but they were so minor they didn't bother me that much in the end.
Tldr; I absolutely recommend this.
TW: Blood, choking, drugs, and PTSD.
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For both the leads, I think this is their strongest role yet, even the minor characters who are forgettable in the beginning but turn out to be a main player in the story. I have yet to see such a strong cast from the leads to the support, in most cases, some dramas have strong lead but very weak support character that kind of ruin the entire show. I was also surprised at how Kim Dong Jun acted, at first I was sketchy mainly because most idol actor are just there to improved the rating and most time the idol actor/actress are just pretty to look at but very bad at acting. ( I won't name names but Master's Sun had an idol actor that, to me, might as well have been edited out cause it was so bad)
The music was not overpowering and complemented well with the story line, but it wasn't something I would search up to listen to again.
I don't particularly like re-watching dramas, however because I liked the drama so much I wouldn't mind re-watching it again with other people.
I think I would have given the story 10/10 instead of 9.5/10 if they had shown Han Moo Gan alive again (*SPOILER ALERT* because Black cease to exist in people's memories and so it changed how Ha Ram was borned, but shouldn't also affect the real Han Moo Gan because then he wouldn't go back to Korea to search the truth) I also would have like to see who Ha Ram was married to and what happened to Leo after he died and how Oh Man Soo ended up. But I guess if they did that, they would need more episodes, so I guess I'll just leave it to my imagination.
BTW, not to be rude but during the last two episodes Go Ah Ra gained a lot of weight. She still looked very cute but it kind of made me realize that I was watching a TV show probably filmed over weeks and months. Not that it was bad, but I was so in the zone while I was watching and then she showed up looking very different than how she was one scene ago.
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Perfect Romantic Couple
If you’re looking for romance then this is definitely the drama to watch. The georgeous Park Min Young does it again with another brilliant role. I love the way she approaches romantic roles. I love her as a confident woman who loves with everything she has. Her portrayal of Sung Deok Mi, an art museum curator/fangirl, was fun to watch. Kim Jae Wook portrayal of Ryan Gold, the director of the museum, was the other half of this couple in love. These two will show you what a relationship should be. Amazing chemistry, each committed to the other, with honesty and caring.I’m not going to nitpick the things I didn’t like, it would be a disservice to the great acting. Don’t let the side stories or the comedy get in the way. They are just there to create some drama and fun while the romance in unfolding. There are a lot of emotional moments over family and past events. Some of these moments will make you sad and some will pull your heartstrings. They all contribute to the beautiful story of two people falling in love.
There is enough chemistry to satisfy anyone who believes in true love.
Did I mention there were some steamy kisses?
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