Love Scene Number

Korean Drama " Love Scene Number " has a pretty bold story and doesn't shy off from more explicit topics.

The drama is divided into four stories, each of them dealing with the theme of love and relationships the way modern day women deal with. The love stories are realistic and dramatic to the slice of life level, keeping their authenticity and cold realistic view on the subjects. That is not to say that they weren't different from each other. Actually, the only thing that connected them was the mysterious woman that appeared somehow in each story.

The performances, moreover, were all great from everyone in the cast and the cinematography was simple but suited the stories well.

So, overall, 8 out of 10.

An interesting mixed bag of ideas with varying degrees of execution. Although the first story #23 was the worst one out of the four stories, the first episode in itself was a really bad introduction for the expected quality of this show. I don't fully agree with the resolution of each story. Although each story presented a plausible real situation, but the drama went for the easy way out and ended each one safely. There was one thing the drama kinda brushed off, the mysterious woman across the fours stories. It seems her purpose was to give the leads a little nudge, but beyond that, we don't know much.

These four sketches of relationships are all very insightful and realistic, plus they are fun to watch. I highly recommend Love Scene Number. They unfold in very insightful and entertaining ways.