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.

Honestly, I didn't expect much from this drama. I thought it was going to be an extremely dramatic telling of a cliche story about a guy who repeats the same day. I didn't even like the female lead at first either, I honestly just cam to see Myungsoo's pretty face. However I was pleasantly surprised and caught off guard by some of the plot decisions. The female lead became the complex character I wanted her to be in a way I hadn't imagined it happening. For a short drama it turned out to be a really good watch, there were no useless episodes, and it had my feelings in a twist by the 3rd episode. ALSO if you don't like a bit of cliche romance in general, then don't watch it, its a drama for crying out loud, it will almost always be a little cliche or dramatic.

what it lacks: the acting in this drama wasn't PERFECT, but who really is you know? I would definitely say the acting was good, sometimes even great. and as for the script, there weren't any supper cringe worthy lines or anything, also there were some surprisingly funny moments from minor characters and our male lead.

There are some tiny details in the show that don't get fully addressed, but hardly enough to dissatisfy a viewer.

Honestly with a little bit of tweaking this could've been a 10/10 drama, but for now 8 thirty minute episodes isn't too risky of an investment to try out a decent show.

The show is slightly different than the synopsis given here. The timeline was difficult to follow.

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.

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 :)