He-eo-jin Da-eum-nal

From the beginning, I imagined a really cheesy plot and in honesty, that's something I'm a fan of. You can't watch a romance without there being at least something coming across as cheesy or cliché. Overall, I'm happy with how this short series came out. There aren't that many episodes to play around with and I'm glad it wasn't dragged out. I feel like the message was portrayed pretty well and I must admit, I was in tears pretty much throughout. The acting is fabulous and I would generally recommend this title.

However... the ending could have been a lot smoother. I feel like a ridiculous amount of questions could be asked rather than any of them being answered - that's my only reason for a lower rating. I think if the ends were tied a lot better and it wasn't so confusing, this mini series would have been rated much higher overall.

There are some problems with the structure of the plot. Because of the way things unfold the impact is less than it should be. During the first half there is a groundhog day formula that usually is quite entertaining. This shorter drama applies it to a Korean melodrama involving a singer and his girlfriend. The initial comic elements of repeating are enjoyable enough as expected though not hilarious. Things get more serious when he tries to prevent his gf's death. Then it gets overwrought and Final Destination like. Kim Myung Soo is watchable but the director makes him overact in parts. She seems annoying at first but later you get her POV. Things are quite different. Could have been put together better.

Indy musician, his band and his girlfriend caught in a deja vu story which expands as he realizes the gravity of the situation and what he has to do to end it. The writer's had some fun with us as we are led into both fantasy and psychological twists and turns and time jumps so pay attention. Kim Myung-Soo's acting and singing were both great. Known by his idol name "L" he is a musician and writer who was part of the group Infinite. I loved the show and hope you enjoy it too.

Well the rating I have given is 1 less than what I have given because of its messy and unexplained ending. This drama starts like a normal show then picks up the pace and have many great things about it , but it would been better if it was ended it without streaching the existing length by 2 episodes. Overall, below average.

I'm a big fan of Korean Dramas and I've watched most of the ones on netflix worth watching. I was a little hesitant to watch One More Time simply because it was so short in length, I thought there would be no time to fully get invested in these characters and really develop a connection with the show. Boy, was I wrong. I don't think I've cried this much watching a show since descendants of the sun, which says a lot since I bawled like a baby watching that show. So, if you're on the fence about watching it like I was, just take the plunge! It was 100% worth it :)