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Sabe aquela série que você assiste ao episódio inteiro com um sorrisinho no rosto? ?
Ontem terminei mais um dorama que foi pra lista dos meus favoritos: Reply 1988. Comecei a assistir por 3 motivos: 1. Me indicaram. 2. Um dos dramas de maior audiência na Coreia do Sul. 3. Park Bo Gum. E confesso que logo no primeiro episódio fiquei sem entender o motivo de tanto amor e sucesso. Senti falta de uma grande trama ou fortes emoções. Mas depois do 2º episódio entendi que essa é a beleza da série: apreciar o dia a dia que nos leva a construir nossas relações e laços com quem amamos.
Além de contar um pouco mais sobre como era a vida de uma vizinhança em um bairro humilde de Seul no final dos anos 80, essa série é sobre família. A de sangue e a que formamos com nossos amigos. E todo drama que fala sobre esse tema se torna automaticamente um dos meus preferidos.
É impossível não se apaixonar pela protagonista Deok Sun (interpretada pela cantora Hyeri de Girl’s Day, que por sinal arrasou no papel). Uma das personagens mais doces que já vi. O grande mistério da trama é quem será seu futuro marido, que aparece sempre em cenas atuais comentando do passado. Comecei shippando errado, mas depois ficou claro pra mim quem seria o escolhido. Mas todos os personagens da trama podem ser considerados protagonistas, porque a história se aprofunda em cada um de uma maneira muito sensível.
Reply 1988 foi uma grata surpresa pra mim e tá no meu top 3 melhores k-dramas. Se você procura por um drama que mexe sutilmente com os seus sentimentos e te deixa com o coração quentinho a cada episódio, você também vai amar. Ele está disponível em 20 episódios na Netflix (cada episódio com 1h30 ao menos). Já tô com saudades e tenho certeza que vou sempre rever algumas cenas que amei, com diálogos pra carregar pra vida.
“Amar alguém não significa apenas que você ama tê-lo por perto, mas significa que você ama se adaptar a ele”.
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Com essa crônica de cinco amigos e suas famílias, senti crescer, viver com eles como se fizesse parte daquilo, mais ainda com as passagens de ano e roupas que se repetia, dava mais a sensação de cotidiano. Amei como Deok Sun contou o enredo, as referências de Goblin e Secret Garden, o restaurante chamado Brazil teok teok ou algo assim, ri a cada momento que ouvia o som do bode, o mesmo já era um personagem importante e a cena final é com certeza uma das minhas cenas favoritas.
Uma das coisas que me deixou impressionada foi a duração de 1:40, com certeza o mais longo que já vi e achei interessante como a fala sobre caixa de bombons de Forrest Gump foi usada. Não vejo nada que possa ser mudado, este drama foi uma maravilhosa surpresa que me rendeu bons momentos.
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1988 é o melhor.
Eu espero que não esqueça de comentar TUDO que eu quero. Quero primeiro dizer o quão deve ter sido especial para os atores II hwa e Dong IL, interpretar pais em na franquia deve ter sido encantador e emocionante. Parabéns a eles por participar de histórias tão boas. Reply não foi nem um pouco repetitivo e chato, ele inovou, me fez rir, me fez chorar e sempre mostrando a mensagem da juventude e o quão especial ela é. 88 foi minha favorita por vários motivos, principalmente por trazer muitas coisas que eu conheço, eu me identifiquei bastante e sempre quis viver nos anos 80, acho magnífico sabe? Eu senti falta de mais frases marcantes nos finais de episódio como em 94. Eu amei como a protagonista sempre tinha a mesma essência sabe? A Hye ri como deok sun foi a minha favorita, ela tem um sorriso e olhos gentis e doces. Eu amo a amizade que é abordada em todos eles, em 88 foi muito aprofundado não só as relações de amizade mas de família que se formou ali naquela rua. Foi tão lindo e familiar. Eu chorei muito porque odeio despedidas, imagino como foi a rua ficar quieta depois de tantos anos com eles pra lá e pra cá. Eu sofri muito porque eu shippei o casal errado e sabia e não tava nem aí pra isso. Acho que foi a primeira vez que fiz isso e estou feliz, mesmo ela ficabdou com o taek no final, eles são foofs juntos, o taek é um doce de pessoa eu adoro ele mas o junghwan roubou o meu coração e nada me tira da cabeça que eles são o primeiro amor um do outro. Eles tiveram muitos momentos juntos que eu não vou esquecer. O sunwoo e o dong ryong também, cada um com sua personalidade trouxe algo diferente na vida desses cinco amigos. Cada mãe que teve sua dificuldade e superou, aos pais também que foram fortes. Eu gostei tantooo de 88. Foi difícil me despedir deles, tá sendo difícil. Reply me lembra muito de mim, da minha própria juventude que estou vivendo agora a última década dela seria? Eu sinceramente não quero me arrepender lá na frente. E espero que isso não aconteça, mas eu vou lembrar de cada momento que eu sentei em frente a tv ou no quarto ou no computador. Isso pra mim também é viver minha juventude e coletar momentos com uma das coisas que eu mais gosto. Acho que foi isso. Algumas coisas eu só ouvi falar mas foi ótimo ver um pouco dos anos 80 com esses jovens de Ssangmun. Obrigada 1988 ?Esta resenha foi útil para você?
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Doraminha bom demais, faz a gente sentir como se morasse la junto com todos eles. Acho que combinou o casal sim e fez muito mais sentido a Deok Sun terminar com o Teak.E a real é que ficaram o dorama inteiro focando e desenvolvendo os personagens secundário, que se esquecem de fazer o final. Como a família da Deok Sun lidou com a notícia? Como terminaram os personagens e os casais secundários? Como foi o casamento da personagem principal? E o mais importante como nosso grande Deus No Eul terminou?
Mas fora os problemas, muito bom.
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Maravilhoso
Achei tão perfeitinho, se tornou um dos meus favoritos.É um drama bem engraçado e com um grupo de amigos muito lindo, foi tão legal ver a amizade deles por tanto tempo, ver que cada um tinha suas loucuras e se completavam kkk
A cada episódio que passava me dava mais vontade de assistir, e não é um drama que foca em um personagem, todos têm seu momento de destaque, todos são principais.
Em 1988, Deok Soon, Jung Hwan , Seon Woo e Dong Ryong são estudantes e Taek é jogador de Baduk. Eles são amigos desde criança e estão sempre se encontrando no quarto de Taek.
O drama é mostrada como uma lembrança dos velhos tempos, sendo “narrado” pela Deok Sun e seu marido no ano de 2015.
Como não peguei nenhum spoiler então com quem fica a Deok Soon no final fui descobrindo no meio no decorrer da história e confesso que pela primeira vez eu shippei errado, só desisti do shipper quando vi que ele não tinha coragem de confessar pra ela ou pra algum dos amigos.
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reply 1988 é um kdrama lindo
se reply 1988 acha, eu concordose reply 1988 erra, eu perdoo
se reply 1988 fala, eu escuto
se reply 1988 tem 10 fãs, eu sou um deles
se reply 1988 tem 1 fã, eu sou ele
se reply 1988 não tem fãs, eu não existo
se o mundo eh contra reply 1988, eu sou contra o mundo
que kdrama mais perfeito, lindo, lendário, atemporal, memorável, lindo, etc etc
incontáveis as vezes em que me peguei rindo com uma cena ou chorando com outra, não existe palavras pra descrever meus sentimentos assistindo, eh um dorama que trás tantos ensinamentos, até mesmo nas menores das coisas eles nos ensina :( eu to tao triste por ter terminado, por mim eu passaria o resto da vida assistindo essa grande família nesse bairro tão incrível
um dorama e personagens que eu vou sempre lembrar e guardar no meu coração pra sempre
elenco incrível, história maravilhosa e ost que se encaixava perfeitamente, nunca vou superar reply 1988!
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Se você ainda não assistiu Reply 1988, assista!
Ele não tem uma trama mirabolante, não tem efeitos cinematográficos, não tem mocinho e nem vilão, ele tem apenas a vida cotidiana de 5 famílias, ele enaltece a simplicidade, a juventude, o amadurecimento, o companheirismo, a cumplicidade, as boas amizades, o amor em todas as suas nuances, e é isso que o torna tão especial. Ele retrata a vida como ela é, com seus sabores e dissabores, o que faz com que a nossa identificação com o drama seja instantânea. Reply 1988 é uma brisa leve em uma tarde quente de verão.Esta resenha foi útil para você?
Um hino!
Eu não acreditei quando li sobre a série. Vi o 1o episódio muito desacreditada, mas quebrei a cara.Essa série é um hino, um ícone. Uma história despretenciosa que te prende nos seus 100 minutos de episódio (cada) e acreditem, você não vê o tempo passar!
A simples história de uma amizade entre famílias de uma rua ao longo do tempo nos remete a nossa própria vida, afinal quem viveu essa época conhece bem o telefone fixo, a tv de botão entre outras. A série trata sobre tudo de gente! Gente normal, que grita, ri, chora, sofre, tem problemas de saúde, problemas financeiros, gente que tem problemas e que segue em frente, se ajuda, não desiste, que a gente aprende a amar.
No final da série tudo que eu queria era ter vivido naquela rua com aquelas pessoas extraordinárias.
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There are some dramas that makes you remember them forever and Reply 1988 is definitely one of them. It's simply remarkable. If I could give a 100, I'd gladly do that with the full heart. Because it freaking deserves it.
I've been always been bound to 70's and 80's, because it's a time of my parents, their youth, happy days, their life and exciting stories and I've always listened them with a whole heart and a glowing eyes when they talked about their days. So, as this drama brings nostalgic feeling that's probably why I even LOVE it more. The lives of five teenagers, their parents and siblings are shown to the perfection that I wished I was with them there, sharing happiness and sadness together. That's how much influence this drama had and still has on me.
Out of all Reply series this is the BEST one for me. I loved how this drama showed problems our families face every day, where everything is not only black and white, yet grey, where we need to make a decision between what is right and what we want. The caring and loving of a family is the biggest gift we have, because no one will love you as your family do, especially your mom. Oh yes, since I'm on a mom theme, this drama the nearest shows how our mothers sacrifices everything for us, our happiness. That notion stroke me right into my heart, because my mom is the big victim for me and my brother. And that's probably why I got into this drama characters and stories. Another facinating thing is that great friendship we have only once in our lifetime. No matter how tough and hard it gets, besides your family, your friends are always there to give you support and to consule you. That was the case in this drama too. All five characters showed a true and pure picture of friendship. Five characters with different personalities, interests and thinking are together since childhood and became inseparable since then. Together they were stronger, together they were braver and together they loved more. I'm getting goosebumps just writing these words.
Characters are everything to this drama. Every single of them is written with a much thought that you really wanted to know all of their stories. I liked Deok Seon. She is funny, caring, loved by everyone and she's the only girl in their group. So, I wanted to be her with all those gorgeous and funny men. Ryu Joon Yeol, that man is a pure hotness. His character, Jung Hwan, stole my attention, I have to admit. His character is perfect, a man every girl wants. On the outside you think he doesn't care about anything, but in fact he's very caring and loveable. He doesn't know to express himself and as he said himself, he always misses timing and that's why he was always late for some stuffs. However, his heart is pure, honest, his smile very alluring and that's why he won me over. I experienced Choi Taek (Park Bo Gum) as someone who needs protection, clumsy, but very intelligent man, but through the whole drama I felt him like their dongsaeng, they cared and prepared everything to him, like a baby. He is the cutest one. Then, it comes Sun Woo, the man which I love dearly. He's such a cool character. Sun Woo is smart, the only man in his family he protects his mother and little sister, but also a man who needs love and attention. As the drama goes, his story becomes very interesting, so I can say that he's my favorite right after Jung Hwan. And last but not least is Dong Ryong. Oh man, I laughed so hard whenever he's on screen. His awesome sense for humor, charm, care is just to be wished for. A man every person needs for a friend. The ace of a group. ;)
However, what gives charm to this drama is parents and supporting characters. The family which I adored the most is definitely Jung Hwan's and his mom so much reminded my of my mom and I guess that's why I felt his family more than others. Ra Mi Ran is mom to be proud of, just like Jung Hwan and his brother are, a wife to love and respect forever and a friend on who can always lean on. Gosh, I love that woman from the bottom of my heart. Along with her, Bo Ra is my second favorite character. She resembles so much of me in every single way. Do I need to say more? :P Every character is written in its own way, with faults and virtues, but together they try to overcome it and be happy.
Music is brilliant. Those old music has always been dearest to me, innocent, pure and brings nostalgic feeling. With so many great soundtracks, famous singers from that period they really tried to find them use them all at the right scene and moment. I've been listening the whole playlist all day, that's how much I loved it.
Reply 1988 became my top 5 drama. The whole drama exudes strongly, leaves the feeling of love and happiness and you just feel complete after watching every single episode. I simply lived with this drama.
“The reason I miss that time and that street isn’t only because I miss my younger self. It is because my parents’ youth, my friends’ youth – the youth of everything I loved was in that place. I regret not bidding a final farewell to the surrounding of my youth that can never be brought back together again. To the things that’ve already gone, to the time I can’t return to… I bid my belated farewell. Goodbye, my youth. Goodbye, Ssangmun-dong” -Deok Sun-
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Reply 1988 outshines its predecessors. The story primarily takes place in a singular setting, and yet the narrative does not stagnate; it does not become boring or trite; it does not make you sleepy when watching daily interactions of the families. Instead, the story of R1988 pushes at the heart and makes you yearn for friends who love each other this closely, for parents who love each other this much, for a life as simple and yet as hard as these characters' lives were. It takes you out of 2015 and 2016 and supplants you into 1988 where you take that same journey with the characters.
Perhaps the star of the narrative of R1988 is its ability to exert both laughter and tears at the passing of a few minutes, yet it never feels stilted. It brings us richness and variety of character within just the five friends, let alone the parents and siblings surrounding them. With that, we see intricate details of each person's character--like Bora's unspoken love for her parents, or Dong Ryong's inner philosopher, or Jung Hwan's hidden sweetness, or Taek's competitive strength. There are so many elements of character that we see, often unspoken, rise to the surface with the passing of a quick moment or a prolonged incident.
Not only did the narrative of R1988 promote emotions from the viewer, it also brought the winds of unpredictability with it. The writers, in their infinite wisdom, flipped the switch and delivered a romance not built on the standard female lead being the only one in love for the majority of the series nor a male lead who said nothing but ended up the romantic star. It gave the person who stepped up and took a risk the chance to shine (and shine he did-delivering kisses to die for and a sweet chemistry with the lead that was noticeable from the get go). Furthermore, the show gave many couples a chance at love, both new and renewed, lost and found. It was never unrealistic or unfair to anyone in the cast (as some are quick to say); instead, it offered options and chose the best one.
The laughter and tears that made me giggle until wheezing and leak all over my crooked glasses came from an illustrious cast. R88's five friends gave their all to show us their characters' fears, tears, love, admiration, consternation, that random move in Baduk, and so much more. I have to hand it to Ryu Joon Yeol and Park Bo Gum; they made me root for both of them and create #TeamPolyamorous as a hashtag. Their performances were so spot on, and a new star was born. Go Kyung Pyo has always been a personal favorite, and as the sweet, slightly nerdy but quite handsome Sun Woo, he once again stole my heart--this time, though, not with laughter so much as with sweetness. Lee Dong Hwi as Dong Ryong was simply adorable; I would like to see more from him. Hyeri's Duk Seon, though the weakest of these performances, was true to Duk Seon's character--bubbly and outgoing, if not a little bit kooky.
I could talk all day about the parents' roles as well. Ra Mi Ran, Kim Seon Young, and Lee Il Hwa trumped most drama mothers for being the most awesome trio of moms in a drama. They were not only funny, but they all showed signs of vulnerability and strength, and true to form, they were an unstoppable force on screen and in front of their husbands. Speaking of husbands/dads, all the dads were awesome as well, but Kim Sung Kyun takes the cake. His President Kim routine will forever been ingrained in my memory, but also his relationship with Ra Mi Ran showed a great example of how love grows with age.
The music of Reply 1988 also played a special role, not only in the background OST, but in the characters' lives. From Duk Seon trying to win a Walkman to her waiting anxiously outside a concert venue, to Dong Ryong's cover of "I Just Called to Say I Love You," to Ra Mi Ran's special dance, the power of music pervaded the narrative of Reply. It gave us warmth and it made us want to dance along.
Even at 1:30 to 2 hours per episode, I'm going to watch this again. I enjoyed it too much and loved it even more. There was never a dull moment in this series, and I will treasure it for a lifetime. However, now it is time to move on--to leave the streets of Ssangmungdong 1988 and flash forward to Dayton 2016. I look at my neighborhood--siding coming off of roofs, puttering old cars emitting exhaust, the paint on the doors of my house chipping, and the possibility that after I leave in a year or so, it may be the last time I see my home of nearly 22 years. It may be the last time I get to say goodbye to my neighborhood, just as it is my time to say goodbye to my youth.
For all things considered, the first 28 years have been a good run. That is my Reply.
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A Drama That is Worth a Thousand Smile
Before I start let me just clear out one thing, I have never been a fan of Reply Series and never thought that one day I would be. The first series (Reply 1997), I watched it while it was still airing back in 2012 and stopped right after ep.4. The reason I still remember the number of the episode perfectly is to keep reminding myself that I did start it like everyone else and before all the hype but still didn’t work for me. While Reply 1994 did intrigue my interest, it’s the rumors I’ve heard about Reply1988 being a family drama is what really pushed my button especially that I am sucker for family themed and nostalgia stimulating dramas.In life, I have had to say goodbye to many things--friends, family members, my teen life, and as I venture into my last year of my 20s, I say goodbye to my youth as well. Bidding farewell to Reply 1988 continues this list, as I venture onward in dramaland and away from Ssammungdong. I say goodbye to that warm, neighborly feeling, that old nostalgia, that stirup-pant wearing era, and to the best youth drama I have ever seen. This drama really penetrated my soul.
Story:
The story primarily takes place in a singular setting, and yet the narrative does not stagnate; it does not become boring or trite; it does not make you sleepy when watching daily interactions of the families. Instead, the story of R1988 pushes at the heart and makes you yearn for friends who love each other this closely, for parents who love each other this much, for a life as simple and yet as hard as these characters' lives were. It takes you out of 2015/2016/2017 and supplants you into 1988 where you take that same journey with the characters. The first 2 episodes were pretty much an introduction episodes where all the crucial characters are being shown. My position as a viewer was a thin line between proceeding or stopping I needed to feel attached to the character because that is what it takes to feel R1988 but to me they were random people who knew each other BUT I knew nothing about them. The length of each ep (hour and half) scared me, I wondered if I could handle a 20 more eps especially that I wasn’t expecting much from the drama. However once I got deeper and deeper into their lives and got to know each and every one of them, I just couldn’t stop anymore. I felt they are part of me and I’m part of them.
Possibly, the star of the narrative of R1988 is its ability to exert both laughter and tears at the passing of a few minutes, yet it never feels stilted. It brings to us the viewers richness and variety of character within just the five friends, let alone the parents and siblings surrounding them. With that, we see intricate details of each person's character--like Bora's unspoken love for her parents, or Dong Ryong's inner philosopher, or Jung Hwan's hidden sweetness, or Taek's competitive strength. There are so many elements of character that we see, often unspoken, rise to the surface with the passing of a quick moment or a prolonged incident.
I loved the fact that the story focused more on friendship and family relationships so romance (the husband game) took a severe backseat in this drama. Furthermore, the show gave many couples a chance at love, both new and renewed, lost and found. It was never unrealistic or unfair to anyone in the cast instead, it offered options and chose the best one.
Acting:
I would love to talk about each and everyone one of the cast because they were the heartthrob of the show altogether, but no words would be enough so I’ll keep it short and list my favorites:
Sung Duk Seon (Lee Hyeri): My biggest surprise of them all! The bubbly and outgoing, if not a little bit kooky Duk Seon. At first, I doubted that she will be good because I’ve seen her before in one drama and wasn’t impressed. BUT, I was pleasantly surprised! Hyeri portrayed Duk Seon so perfectly that I can believe she actually acts like that in real life. Not to mention I could totally relate to Duk Seon issues being the 2nd child in the family which makes her my favorite.
Yoo Dong Ryong (Lee Donghwi): Dong Ryong is somewhat the male version of Duk Seon. I don't understand how the casting crew can be so good. The Lee Dong Hwi who is in his 30s can act out a whiny 18-year-old very well. I have nothing but praises for him and the way he portrays his character in the drama. I really loved Dong Ryong moments in consoling his friends and how he understood each and everyone of them more than they understood each other.
Kim Jung Hwan (Ryu Junyeol): Simply said, Jung Hwan is a kind of tsundere. I already knew Ryu Junyeol's fame skyrocketed after he took up the role of Kim Jung Hwan. I must say it is easy to understand that. He IS a good actor. The feeling awkward expression, the secretly happy face and many other are properly conveyed by Ryu Junyeol.
I could talk all day about the parents' roles as well. Ra Mi Ran, Kim Seon Young, and Lee Il Hwa trumped most drama mothers for being the most awesome trio of moms in a drama. They were not only funny, but they all showed signs of vulnerability and strength, and true to form, they were an unstoppable force on screen and in front of their husbands. But Ra Mi Ran takes the cake. She pulls off the ajumma routine like a master, this role was made for her. She’s intense. And every scene she was in, I thoroughly enjoyed. She’s a tough mom but an always kind mom; she’s aloof but wants to be warm; she’s smart but uneducated–and she’s a joy to watch.
As for the husbands/dads, all the dads were awesome as well, but Kim Sung Kyun takes the trophy. His President Kim routine will forever been ingrained in my memory, but also his relationship with Ra Mi Ran showed a great example of how love grows with age.
Fun fact, all adults used their own names. How funny and creative is that?
Music:
The music of Reply 1988 also played a special role, not only in the background OST, but in the characters' lives. The power of music pervaded the narrative of Reply. It gives warmth.
Overall
R1988 carries that genuineness into the world it’s set in. This isn’t the 1980s through the lens of nostalgia and political correctness, but a balance between the popular culture and political correctness. It’s not an attempt to shy from history. I cannot recommend this drama enough. The first 2-3 episodes are required to really get you into the show, but once you watch those, you will be hooked. It’s not about glamour, R1988 is merely about people, family, life and YOUTH. The only reason it did not get a full 10 from me is because of the slightly unsatisfying ending. I am NOT talking about the husband's identity (I’ve figured it out during the earlier episodes and the writing was fair to both male leads imo) but how the ending was handled did leave me feeling really empty. I needed to see everyone in the cast; I needed to see their 2015/16 selves. A narration/update of their 2015/16 lives would've been good enough so I could say goodbye because that is the point of R1988, feeling like you’re a part of the whole thing but instead felt kind of left out by the end.
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Honestly, I have never got attached to more than one family in some drama but here I got too deep into the story of every family. Their interactions, their actions, their conversations, it all felt so raw, so real and so damn natural. I totally had a feeling like they're my neighbors and their kids my friends.
The reason why I love this Reply so much is also cause of the '80s, that nostalgic period of time where my parents were young and had their own kids and friends like the adults in this Reply, that period of time where some of the best movies and music artists appeared. I love how they made all so real, like in the real '80s, from their clothes, make up, haircuts, electrical devices, houses to music, movies, cinemas, bars, taverns. Production is awesome for this drama, I don't have one single complain about that. Plus OST is so wonderful, some songs are made to be danced to them, some are so melancholic with some sad tones and some are so beautiful and made for pure enjoyment while listening them.
I didn't care for the husband hunt. I really didn't care. While in other two Reply dramas that romance part was much more important and pretty much the whole drama plot, here it was just on the outside the main plot but actually inside of it that was the least important. Here words like family, friends, childhood, bonding, neighbors are way more big than romance. Which worked totally fine for me.
These families are pure gold. I laughed so much with them, I cried with them, I rooted with them, cheering with them, screaming and yelling with them, I was singing and dancing with them, they did all that to me. One family though stood up the most and that would be the Kim's. Omo, family like that is so freaking rare, I mean president Kim must be the most unique and funny dad ever with most gentle and good heart, his wife, Mi-ran is one hell of a mom, the coolest mom ever and so crazy, I seriously adore that woman, she carried the whole show for me truthfully. And their kids, JB- one big guy with big dreams who always wants to help everyone and always smiles, such a sensitive, romantic and funny soul; and JH- oh well I could talk about that guy whole night and day.
He is for me the most complex character in this drama, the one who was the most selfless, most realistic and strong one, yes the one who didn't show his feeling to the end to anyone ever but through his actions you could feel and see that, sometimes words aren't enough to say and explain what heart feels and agree completely with that saying. You could feel his emotions if you'd want to, that's what I think. And no matter what he was there for everyone, for his parents- how he in one episode did that stupid joke with his dad just to make him smile, how he continued to follow and to accomplish his brother's dream, how he prepared that awesome surprise for his mom's birthday, how he helped Taek in some way in most crucial moment, how he drank with Sun-woo in silence and was beside him to comfort him, I mean he is just too perfect and I was so satisfied and my heart was full when I saw him smile at the end, I knew he was happy. ;)
There are others I loved, Mr. Choi-Taek's dad, very cool and charismatic man, Bo-ra with all her intelligence and vulnerability combined with being strong and tough, DR- the hilarious, funny, crazy and always supportive friend who just knows what to say and when, so many wonderfully written characters are in this drama and that is what captured me. And their friendship, between those little 5 friends from their childhood till who knows when, they had so much fun together, so many sad moments, difficult moment, amazing and adventurous ones, I can only admire that powerful bond they had. And those three women, their craziness in their ages, their full loyalty to each other and care, just fantastic. That is what drama is about. Completely firm and undeniable friendship.
One thing I just didn't like is that romance part. It was weak for my taste and two last episodes were really weak from that point. I didn't mind who was the hubby at the end, well I was sad and cried a little and watched all I could find about other second lead but I accepted as DS's decision and her choice. And that was what actually bothered me. I won't say much cause opinions are so subjective and different so from my point of view I couldn't feel her chemistry in that amount with neither of them. I felt and saw love from second lead's and from main guy but from her head and heart it was too rushed and even after I read many things about clues and all those feelings, yes I could see that he was the one but as for her, it was too rushed and not deep at all. Also what made me angry it was that part when you make some guy to be a main role, having his narrating, voice, feelings, actions, everything from his point of view and then not include him in last two episode with enough screen time, I think it's very unfair and illogical. At least we should see how they stayed as cool as before, how they talked about that what he said even as a joke, at least they should say one damn sentence at the end as adults- like he is there and there,and also about DR, I mean those guys are main leads in this drama, they deserve it. I didn't like how it all came down to the Sung's, DS , Bo-ra and happenings only in that family.
But that is of course my own opinion. As for the rest it is absolutely amazing and outstanding drama and it should be seen most definitely. it is truly one heartwarming, sweet, great story about one little part of the neighborhood, families who live there, their kids, their stories, their adventures, their lives. And everyone of us could easily identify with them. I know I did and it was a great and unforgettable journey.
Kim Jung Hwan, I'll miss you, good bye ;)
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