Kilmi, hilmi

It took me 4 years to finally watch this drama, after hearing how great it was over and over again. Boy am I glad I finally decided to see it. I have to say for a fact, this is the best kdrama I have ever seen. The plot and pacing was perfect, I didn't get bored at any point and was completely intrigued by the show from beginning till the end. I religiously watched every episode without skipping any parts (believe me for every drama I start skipping parts from the 7th episode, so this is huge for me) The acting....oh the acting was absolutely on point! Ji sung was phenomenal in every character, the subtle changes, the movements, the way of speaking everything was perfect. Park Seo Joon nailed his character as well, my heart was broken for him Hwang Jung Eum really delivered well on the emotions. The side characters were really good too, not one acting hole in place. I liked that the writer ended the drama cleanly, it was all about Cha do Hyun and his personalities. No grand showdown at Seungjin group or with his father.

Now that I've finished the drama, I feel a weird sense of loss because I'm not sure I would have come across a Kdrama this good ever again. It really kept me company for several days and was always looking forward to running home to watch a new episode. Oh well... what I'm trying to say is that You should totally see the movie

This is a top notch drama, it'll make you laugh your butt off, cry your eyes out and enjoy every minute of it. Whatever you do though, don't watch episode 8 in the quiet carriage of a train. I made that mistake, and a whole carriage full of people now think i'm a lunatic for laughing so hard so randomly. I mean, tears were streaming down my face kind of hard laughter at the fangirling scene.

Well worth the watch, the lead actor is brilliant playing all the different characters, and he is totally hot eye candy as Se-Gi. Mmmmmmm.

The female lead overreacting and exaggerating. Its so annoying and ruins the mood.

While changing personality, why should they change the makeup instead of showing different facial expressions and personality in acting?

Like millions, I love beautiful, brilliant Ji Sung and this series he is so wonderful in. For me, he is the greatest of Korean actors, which is saying a lot because I think they're the best in the world today, and have at least a dozen favorites. (I also love his wife, Lee Bo Young: "Mother" is extraordinary.) And I love Park Seo Joon as well, so "Kill Me, Heal Me" is a real treat. It is my 3rd time watching it. Decided to after "Doctor John" and a very rough week I'm healing from. . . . pun intended. It was the right decision: Already a classic in every sense and one of the greatest of all KDramas-Settle in for the ride.

Amazing acting especially from the lead with the multiple personalities. Very emotional, with lead dealing with both a mental disorder and a seriously dysfunctional and non-supportive family. As an Australian watching this with English subtitles, some nuances are lost on me (such as Korean accent differences of the various "alter" personalities) however this drama still has an enormous impact, and I'm grateful Netflix made it available. I also thought the production standards were high - the music is memorable, even the architecture such as the house interior (set) of the lead character. Worth watching whatever country you are from, and I note this deservedly won various Korean TV awards.