Un drama sobre un héroe que parece un dragón ascendiendo al cielo, estrellándose contra la tierra tras perderlo todo y recuperar el aliento.Un drama sobre un héroe que parece un dragón ascendiendo al cielo, estrellándose contra la tierra tras perderlo todo y recuperar el aliento.Un drama sobre un héroe que parece un dragón ascendiendo al cielo, estrellándose contra la tierra tras perderlo todo y recuperar el aliento.
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Just dropped this show at episode 6 after watching the female lead engage in yet another alcohol binge - maybe the eighth one so far?
I was offended by the way the writers have the youngest sister's 9-year-old daughter acting like the parent and chiding her mom and aunts for drinking, telling them they're destined to die in the streets. I agree, but I can't help but think - even though it's fiction - this is going to be one damaged kid.
These drinking episodes are treated like light-hearted comedy. But I can't find the humor. Passing out every night, hitting your head on pavement - that's not funny. It's alcoholism. And it gets boring watching the female lead respond to every setback by tossing back five beers.
I was offended by the way the writers have the youngest sister's 9-year-old daughter acting like the parent and chiding her mom and aunts for drinking, telling them they're destined to die in the streets. I agree, but I can't help but think - even though it's fiction - this is going to be one damaged kid.
These drinking episodes are treated like light-hearted comedy. But I can't find the humor. Passing out every night, hitting your head on pavement - that's not funny. It's alcoholism. And it gets boring watching the female lead respond to every setback by tossing back five beers.
Have been a Ji Chang-wook fan since I saw him in "Do You Believe in Magic?" so definitely had to watch it. Also seemed to be a little reminiscent of Cha Cha Cha the first couple of episodes (successful female moves back home to JuJu island from the city (Seoul) and runs into the local boy who never left. That drama was the 2nd one I ever watched and got me hooked on k-drama so got a good feeling about this one. True, was a little slow in the beginning, as others have suggested, but it is a sweet love story - soul mates that are destined from the beginning. I took off a few stars for the final because the one thing I don't care for is when loves get back together after being separated for so long and then they have to/or chose to be separated again for one reason or another - can't the ones that love each other just be together?
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Take your time to appreciate this beautiful, delicate and slowpaced story of two soulmates who were meant to be but were separated by cirucumstances.
Romance is not all about physical intimacy, in this drama its a beautiful relationship of belongingness, unconditional friendship, love and support for each other despite the time lapse.
This drama will suit those who really try to understand and savor the story, empathize with the characters while relating to People, Place, and Time. Different people in different parts of the world would have different lifestyles, ordeals and constraints, the boundaries of actions, traditional mindset and manners. International audience should approach this story with a broader mindset, then they will truly enjoy the characters in this drama. Not ideal for those who sift through fast paced dramas to finish and compare.
Special appreciation for the friends group, samdalri community who is always there for Samdal. Even the strongest of successful people would feel fragile when walls cave in and left alone. We all need moral support of our loved ones, and the community that recognizes you for your roots to spring back. The message is simple, sweet and well taken.
Love the OST(In My Heart, Beautiful Day), cinematography and my favorite Leads' acting.
Romance is not all about physical intimacy, in this drama its a beautiful relationship of belongingness, unconditional friendship, love and support for each other despite the time lapse.
This drama will suit those who really try to understand and savor the story, empathize with the characters while relating to People, Place, and Time. Different people in different parts of the world would have different lifestyles, ordeals and constraints, the boundaries of actions, traditional mindset and manners. International audience should approach this story with a broader mindset, then they will truly enjoy the characters in this drama. Not ideal for those who sift through fast paced dramas to finish and compare.
Special appreciation for the friends group, samdalri community who is always there for Samdal. Even the strongest of successful people would feel fragile when walls cave in and left alone. We all need moral support of our loved ones, and the community that recognizes you for your roots to spring back. The message is simple, sweet and well taken.
Love the OST(In My Heart, Beautiful Day), cinematography and my favorite Leads' acting.
Honestly it seems lone of the many K-dramas I've watched before. Different actors same premise. Nevertheless, it's quite enjoyable. To be quite honest my only pet peeve, because I can see the ending my mind, is the fact that their supposed to be pushing 40, yet they're behaving like 20 somethings. I recognize that's the script, unfortunately, the childlike behavior is the only thing throwing me off. Like I said in my mind. I already know what's going to happen with everyone from her mother, to her sisters, to the guy. If it's anything other than what I'm thinking I will put another review at the end of the series. I'm beginning to wonder if K-dramas are being dished out too often because the more I watch this, the more it feels like deja vu.
I lovely warm hearted story of life in a village on Jeju. Sadly the the first episode is a reflection of what has happened this last week to a persecuted man much loved Korean actor (Lee Sun-kyun). Showing a side of Korea we could all do without. Ji Chang-wook and Shin Hye-sun have incredible chemistry that it's hard to imagine another couple in these roles. They come here from action (Healer) and hilarious (Mr. Queen). The supporting roles are all well developed. Kim Mi-kyung as Sam-dal's mother as always is excellent. The connections between the parents and the sisters add another dimension to a well written series. As for Kim Do-eun, a star of the future.
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- CuriosidadesJi Chang-wook (as Cho Yong-pil) and Kim Do-eun (as Cha Ha-yul) did not film a scene together, even though both had prominent roles.
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