Angel's Last Mission: Love

Profoundly moving and beautifully crafted Korean drama that strikes a perfect balance between emotion, drama, heartbreak, and sweetness. This series takes viewers on an unforgettable journey filled with love, redemption, and the power of human connections.

The drama's portrayal of the main characters' emotional struggles is nothing short of captivating. The depth of their pain and the evolution of their emotions create a raw and authentic experience that resonates deeply with the audience.

This drama masterfully intertwines heartbreak and hope, crafting a narrative that elicits a rollercoaster of emotions. The bittersweet moments are perfectly complemented by heartwarming scenes that remind us of the beauty and resilience of the human spirit.

The chemistry between the lead actors is truly magical, infusing every interaction with a sense of longing and tenderness. Their journey from strangers to soulmates is portrayed with such sincerity that it's impossible not to be invested in their love story.

The drama's soundtrack, filled with soul-stirring melodies, enhances the emotional impact of the scenes, ensuring that every moment lingers in the heart of the viewer.

The series proves that storytelling at its finest can be emotionally charged, heartbreakingly beautiful, and incredibly sweet all at once. Its ability to evoke genuine tears of sadness and joy is a testament to its remarkable storytelling and exceptional performances. If you're searching for a drama that tugs at your heartstrings and leaves you with a sense of hope and inspiration, this series is an absolute must-watch.

I watched all 16 episodes in a row, in a single day, because I couldn't stop watching. I could barely sleep, eat or drink or think of anything else. Prepare a serious emotional reserve, though, because this story is absolutely heartbreaking. Seriously, it's really heartbreaking. It's drama hard-core level. You'll love it though. :)

Okay this Kdrama is seriously underrated. Shin Hye Sun is absolutely brilliant in this show, I haven't seen any of her other work, but she nailed this character to the point. Her expressions are captivating, her voice modulation when she's angry to emotional to crying to happy to calling out Dan, is terrific.

Myung Soo or L is below average in first 9-10 episodes, he keeps making dumb stupid faces and nothing else, also felt like his character was not well written, but he picks it up a notch in the last 4-5 episodes and he's probably the reason the show wasn't top rated, replace him with someone like Kim soo hyun or Lee seung gi and this show would have topped the ratings.

Coming to the show, the OST is good, Pray is a lovely track, loved it, but they kinda overused it, although I won't complain much on that because I love the song. Other tracks were beautiful too. The ballet is done nicely, didn't feel like "not their cup of tea", and seemed to be done very professionally.

As a non korean, not all but most of the Korean dramas feels a little a stretched out unnecessarily, the 16 episodes season usually can be wrapped up in 10-12 episodes, and the 20 episodes season can be finished easily in 14-16 episodes, but they're stretched out mostly. This is one of the rare shows that never felt that it's being stretched out. Deserved 16 episodes.

And the last, the love story is beautiful, developed nicely, no unnecessary breakups and forced love triangles for both lead male- female characters. A lot of credit has to be given to Shin hye sun, she carried the show throughout.

A must watch show if you love Kdramas and love stories.

This series is in turns romantic funny and magical. It's a different series that is worth watching. The ballet Giselle is quite nicely integrated into the story. And the supporting cast has some real ballet dancers. More authentic than the movie "Black Swan". In fact Ni Na is played by a pretty good dancer Kim Bo Mi. The casting is good. Lead actress Shin Hye Sun is slim enough to be convincing and can dance. She is expressive and convincing even though she doesn't have the prettiest face. The angel is played by Kim Myung Soo who has an angelic looking face. The wings are well done. Some faults: There is a drag in the last third about becoming human. It is quite satisfying when the horrid relatives get their just desserts. The very ending feels a bit cut off. Some more of them together at the end would have been more complete.

An angel is given the mission to help a blind ballerina who is angry with the world find love, the problems begin when he develops feelings for her. The two stars in this are truly excellent and there are many touching moments, also the ballet scenes are extremely well done. A great series with twists and turns that make you wonder if love and happiness will ever be achieved.