Miseu Hammurabi

Miss Hammurabi is not exactly a law drama. It has cases and it is about judges, but it focuses more on the characters than the plot. Those characters are interesting, with rich backgrounds, that usually explain the way they act in the current time of the drama. Through the show, we learn more about them and more about their lives, as they start to develop relationships with one another. In the end, we get friendship, romance, strong office dynamics and a nice conclusion. So, it is inevitable that the performances were good as well. Go Ara has a way to express deep emotions in her every drama, and L has finally grown to a mature actor with flawless performances. So overall, 6,5 out of 10.

I liked everything about this drama. The cast were excellent, the storylines were varied and held my attention. But I could only give it 5 stars. And that is entirely sure to the main character. She was incredibly annoying. She cried literally 5 times per episode in all but 2 episodes. Every time she opened her mouth she looked like she'd burst into tears. It ruined the show, which is a shame as it would otherwise have been a 8 star review.

The show started well but got borinf after a while,the main female character acted like a lawyer rather than a judge,it makes one wonder why she didnt choose to be a lawyer instead od judge?it was really unrealistic in some cases and why she had to be right always? i wanted to see judge im more actively in the cases but the show disappointed me.

At first it was okay and l like the story line. However, I felt the main character Ara Go was vexing at some times. Her character of being right all the time without thinking of the consequences made me feel really irritating. She makes messy situation and at the same time she cries bitterly for what happened.

Very insightful series into a very interesting justice system. As the judges work out their cases abs verdicts, we see how any society can bring about obstruction to social change, by cultural beliefs and restrictions.