Minha Nossa, Fantasma Episode 3 Reações
Eu estou adorando o drama. A atuação da bo Young é muito boa, a mudança da interpretação dela como bong Sun e depois com a soon ae no corpo dela muito boa. Amo o jungsuk por causa de hospital playlist e to amando a atuação dele, um cara totalmente diferente, super convencido e nada afetuoso com as outras pessoas, e ele como Ik-Jun nossa, super amigo, otimista, engraçado! Amei amei! Sei que está no começo ainda mas quero ver mais da irmã dele e do policial, quero ver mais da relação dos dois. E já tenho muitas dúvidas, como: A frequência da soon ae mudou, porque ela estava super alegre, talvez ela poderia ter saído do corpo naquele momento ali né? Fiquei super surpresa que era o pai da soon ae e não dá bong Sun, porque pensei que ainda ficava algum resquício da memória do corpo possuído, quero só ver como vai ser o desenrolar de tudo isso.Eu não shippo a fantasma com o kang, apesar que eu sei que é ela no corpo e é mais extrovertida e tal... Eu acho que no fim ela vai sair do corpo e a bong Sun vai ficar uma pessoa mais aberta com ajuda e incentivo da Soon ae. Mas o drama tá muito divertido, esses dois episódios foram bem emocionantes mesmo e quero muito saber como a soon ae morreu!
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Despite the stuff with the caviar incident being a filler, I actually really enjoyed that and we got to see some bromance haha. No matter how much min soo complains about chef, and how much chef scolds him they care about each other.
Of course the flashbacks in this episode were bittersweet and I'm heartbroken for Soonae. But I was generally bored throughout this episode. I'm not sure where the plot is heading yet except for us uncovering how Soonae died.
Of course the flashbacks in this episode were bittersweet and I'm heartbroken for Soonae. But I was generally bored throughout this episode. I'm not sure where the plot is heading yet except for us uncovering how Soonae died.
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The episode went slower than usual. The editing is a bit choppy which is annoying.The Sous-chef event was a filler. The last part of the episode was the most important one. The rest was flat boring. I hope they pick up the pace the next episode.
The episode went slower than usual. The editing is a bit choppy which is annoying.The Sous-chef event was a filler. The last part of the episode was the most important one. The rest was flat boring. I hope they pick up the pace the next episode.
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Well, Park Bo Young isn't to shabby with the comedy. As she plays Soon Ae possessing Bong Sun. Though I truly loved the flashback bits where Soon Ae is alive. *sighs* I think I'm just going to always want more Kim Seul Gi!
This is a great episode balancing out the flashbacks with what's presently going on. Connecting the past and the present well enough that you can feel the emotions. Sun Woo finally gets a bit more personality past his cold and cocky chef façade. Which definitely needed to happened! Soon Ae is a really cool character and I loved getting to know her. It made it that much more moving when she finally realizes that three years have gone by, and the world of her loved ones has gone on. It's still not revealed how she died, but at least she's got her memory back enough that she knows who she is. She's not Soon Ae as she was a live, but she's not Bong Sun either.
Speaking of Bong Sun, she doesn't get much development. But she does get SOME. Soon Ae finally gets a chance to go through her stuff. Plus, a call from her grandmother show's us what a wonderful person Bong Sun is. It's all so titillating with her shaman grandmother and that spear thing she has! This episode is promising that it took the time to show us a bit of Bong Sun. Hopefully that means that she will surface and develop more. The idea of Soon Ae and Bong Sun sharing Bong Sun's body is just too amazing of idea not to use.
Especially since there are love drama setups allover the place here! These flashbacks are definitely key in building up crushed dreams of Soon Ae and Sun Woo in the love department.
This episode definitely goes down Flashback Ville, but it's paced out enough with the present day story to not feel bogged down. Even with the setups of lost loves and a lost life it still manages to be humorous. My smiler hurt by the end, and I felt warm and fuzzy. The cliffhanger was a bit silly, but it works. I'm very curious as to how Soon Ae is going to handle the ghosts. Clearly she can't chase them away when there malevolent. I'm also looking forward to the other kitchen staff to get developed beyond the Sous Chef. It was impressive how the episode took two annoying characters and fleshed them out. Bravo. Oh My Ghost is definitely holding it's own still.
This is a great episode balancing out the flashbacks with what's presently going on. Connecting the past and the present well enough that you can feel the emotions. Sun Woo finally gets a bit more personality past his cold and cocky chef façade. Which definitely needed to happened! Soon Ae is a really cool character and I loved getting to know her. It made it that much more moving when she finally realizes that three years have gone by, and the world of her loved ones has gone on. It's still not revealed how she died, but at least she's got her memory back enough that she knows who she is. She's not Soon Ae as she was a live, but she's not Bong Sun either.
Speaking of Bong Sun, she doesn't get much development. But she does get SOME. Soon Ae finally gets a chance to go through her stuff. Plus, a call from her grandmother show's us what a wonderful person Bong Sun is. It's all so titillating with her shaman grandmother and that spear thing she has! This episode is promising that it took the time to show us a bit of Bong Sun. Hopefully that means that she will surface and develop more. The idea of Soon Ae and Bong Sun sharing Bong Sun's body is just too amazing of idea not to use.
Especially since there are love drama setups allover the place here! These flashbacks are definitely key in building up crushed dreams of Soon Ae and Sun Woo in the love department.
This episode definitely goes down Flashback Ville, but it's paced out enough with the present day story to not feel bogged down. Even with the setups of lost loves and a lost life it still manages to be humorous. My smiler hurt by the end, and I felt warm and fuzzy. The cliffhanger was a bit silly, but it works. I'm very curious as to how Soon Ae is going to handle the ghosts. Clearly she can't chase them away when there malevolent. I'm also looking forward to the other kitchen staff to get developed beyond the Sous Chef. It was impressive how the episode took two annoying characters and fleshed them out. Bravo. Oh My Ghost is definitely holding it's own still.
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