Sangryusawhe

I found it to be a very enjoyable show. It had a dynamic to it that kept us not going in circles all the time, but really moving somewhere with the characters. Not to mention that I was charmed by the two couples (I consider all four of them the main characters since they were given about equal screen time), though each in their own way. Of course, Ji-Yi and Chang-Soo are the cuter ones, the kind that you'll happily say to yourself that this couple is really, incredibly cute and I want more of them. Yoon Ha and Joon Ki, however, were also not the annoying couple who loving each other to death when one of the couple is a naive fool (heaven forbid both of them). They had their shining moments and what can you say, their conversations were great, especially towards the end. The songs didn't do much for me. The cinematography annoyed me at times, but nothing unforgivable. I liked the story; though built on certain stereotypes, it was very well delivered (which is great, that's what stereotypes are for, to be used WELL). The acting wasn't bad either. I was really satisfied. For the first time in a long time, a Korean romance that didn't let me down with stodgy characters. Plus all the relationships (not just the romantic ones) were multi-dimensional. (10.08.2015)