Yesterday, I watched the 3rd episode of the #Kdrama #WeAreAllTryingHere, but honestly, it didn’t seem much better than the first two! (I was also a bit bored at about 3/4 of the episode)
The real problem, in my POV, is the main character, Dong-Man. I find him unpleasant, and I really dislike his (strange) behavior. 😞
So, should I stop watching it? Or should I continue (just because there is Go Yoon-Jung)? 🤔
When Reality and Fiction meet.
#kdrama are known for interesting & stylish opening music & credits.
"Especially for the mystery and suspense genres."
2024 #kDrama #Doubt a great example of this
Although I have to stick up for both #jDrama and #cDrama here too. Many of them also have outstanding opening credit sequences. Recent examples include #cDrama #TheLegendOfTheMagnate and #jDrama #WhoSawThePeacockDanceInTheJungle - that last was n OK mystery series, but it's opening sequence was great! 😀
This was a cute, sweet drama. None of the "boyfriends" felt real enough to be a legit threat to our male lead, but it was fun to have multiple potential triangles instead of a single secondary lead. The "oh him" factor was crazily high. 😄
It was also nice to see the male lead's personality develop as the female lead got to know his doppleganger. A neat way to make judging a book slowly materialise as a bad idea.
Overall I liked it. I have some technical questions about the immersive universe via the forehead, and the testing on the plots that the development company obviously didn't do. But generally fun.
#kdrama are known for interesting & stylish opening music & credits.
Especially for the mystery and suspense genres.
It was great to see such a well-designed opening for Filing For Love, an auditors office romcom series (on Viki)!
If Wishes Could Kill | Official Trailer | Netflix | April 24th
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