So Joon é um viajante no tempo, ele acabou adquirindo esse "poder" após sobreviver uma acidente de trem onde perdeu seus pais.
Song Ma Ri agora fotógrafa, já foi uma atriz mirim famosa por um papel que interpretou mas que hoje em dia lhe traz muitos problemas, e por casa da situação em que ela vive está sempre nas fofocas de um jornalista.
So Joon acaba salvando Ma Ri de um final trágico por impulso mesmo ele sendo proibido de mexer no futuro das pessoas.
Em uma de suas idas ao futuro ele acaba descobrindo que ele morreria e então acaba se casando com a Ma Ri para mudar seu futuro mesmo sem ter sentimentos por ela(dica de um outro viajante).
No decorrer acabam se apaixonando mas seus segredos acaba sempre causando confusão no seu casamento, além de que em muitos momentos ele foi muito injusto com a Ma Ri.
Apesar do casamento ter sido um plano dele, eles tinham muita química, as cenas deles como casal eram lindas ?
O casal secundário, eu amei eles, eram velhos amigos que acabaram se envolvendo (mas tentam negar a todo custo ?)
O "vilão" é um homem muito louco cara, muito psicopata, que nem a personagem mais chata que casou com ele por dinheiro merecia viver com ele.
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No geral um drama bem mediano e nada espetacular eu diria que embora não tenha me deixado tão empolgada no mínimo me deixou intrigada sobre o desfecho dos personagens principais.O que me incomodou foi aquela velha historia muito batida de que "não vou te contar porque quero te proteger" o pior foi que esse comportamento veio de diversos personagens diferentes ao longo da trama: o amigo dele, a mulher dele e o pai dela. Sinceramente, acredito que 90 % das coisas ruins poderiam ter sido evitadas, se eles não tivessem escondido os fatos importantes do protagonista.
O que dizer sobre o protagonista?
Gostei do protagonista mas achei ridículo que mesmo que ele soubesse o que ia acontecer com antecedência, nunca conseguia mudar nada e até agia da mesma forma desastrosa que ele mesmo tinha visto que ia dar errado no final. Isso é um das coisas que mais me irrita em enredos que envolvam viagem no tempo, pra que serve ele ver o futuro se nunca consegue mudar nada no presente? Acho estranho demais isso, porque mesmo sabendo que iria morrer aquele dia em um cruzamento foi pra la mesmo assim? Se ficasse em casa com ela nada teria acontecido.
Totalmente sem sentido o pai dela se sacrificar para salvá-los, era só eles terem bolado algum plano para resolver a questão mas nem isso eles foram capazes de fazer aff....
Nem era como se o vilão fosse super inteligente, muito pelo contrario, ele era muito burro e inconsequente, é subestimar minha inteligência dizer que ele conseguiu fazer tudo aquilo sem ser impedido em momento algum. Que viagem no tempo mais inútil foi essa?
A cena deles se casando em um dia chuvoso em que todos os convidados estavam usando um guarda-chuva e uma cor diferente foi magica, eu diria que foi um dos casamentos mais bonitos que já vi em algum drama.
Sinceramente achava a mocinha muito insegura e fraca, não gostei da personalidade dela e que final mais xoxo foi aquele? eles continuaram na mesma lenga lenga de sempre, foi como se não tivessem amadurecido depois de tudo o que passaram.
Os personagens não me passaram raiva ou me fizeram cair de amores por eles, foram bons na medida do possível e o romance foi bem comunzinho e nada extraordinário, não teve uma cena de beijo maravilhosa ou coisa do tipo, mas também não me desagradou.
Enfim eu não odiei esse dram,a mas também faltou muito para amá-lo, foi só mais um drama comum para passar o tempo, nada mais que isso, infelizmente, ainda bem que acabou rápido, vamos para o próximo.
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Eu sempre amei histórias sobre viagem no tempo e quando descobri um drama exatamente com esse tema não pude resistir. Algumas pessoas podem ter achado que os episódios foram parados, mas eu acredito que essa era a essência para que o enredo pudesse se desenrolar, para que tudo fizesse sentindo no final. Uma das principais coisas que me chamou a atenção foram as cenas em que o So Joon viaja no tempo e a iluminação muda, dando um ar mais sombrio e misterioso, já dando uma sensação totalmente diferente enquanto assistimos. E outra coisa que também me prendeu foi querer descobrir como ele desenvolveu a habilidade de viajar no tempo, principalmente sendo pelo metro (?).
Descobrir que ele sobreviveu a um acidente envolvendo um metro em uma estação juntamente com a Ma Rin me deixou extasiada (por mais que seja o clássico dos doramas colocarem aquelas cenas em que os protagonistas em algum momento de suas vidas se encontraram por um acaso), e essa sensação só piorou nos episódios finais quando descobrimos quem é o pai dela e como ele também sobreviveu ao acidente.
Foi, em algumas situações, agoniante acompanhar as tentativas do So Joon em mudar o futuro, principalmente quando ele começou a se envolver cada vez mais com a Ma Rin.
Acompanhar o relacionamento deles foi meu êxtase, apesar do casamento deles no começo não passar de um plano do So Joon. Observar a cada episódio ele começando a ter sentimentos pela Ma Rin me encantou. E a química entre eles foi impressionante, sem palavras... Foi impossível não torcer por um final feliz para os dois, diferente daquele que o So Joon viu no futuro.
É recomendável para quem tem paciência porque é muita informação para absorver. E tentar descobrir o que vai acontecer é uma missão impossível já que existe vários mistérios, além do fato de que qualquer coisa que o So Joon altere tanto no presente ou no futuro irá mudar todo o destino. No enquanto, existe uma primeira vez para tudo, e se arriscar nesse drama não vai render arrependimentos depois.
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Tem situações no drama que como pessoa no presente, você acha que está fazendo o certo e no futuro você acha que pode ser evitado quando não pode. Mas eu tô tão feliz com a atuação dos atores, eu senti toda a química e todo o sofrimento, sofri muito ao longo do drama. O pai dela morrendo no final, fiquei extremamente chocada e queria que tivesse passado mais disso, como a mãe dela ficou sabe? Senti falta. Gostei tanto do Lee je hoon, a Shin min a já amava óbvio! Eu amo que na época que gravaram o drama achavam que ia ter esses celulares transparentes KKKKK Vou guardar o drama com muito carinho, gostei tanto, tanto! Foi realmente lindo. O romance deles foi tão fofo!
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The plot of the drama is very meaningful and emotional. It deals with the subject of fate and destiny, and how sometimes there are things that are inevitable. There will be moments of frustration and annoyance that despite knowing the future, things still go a certain way, but it doesn't bog down the drama. The drama embraces the fact that some people tend to make the same kind of choices or refuse to change, but the characters and the plot adapt and keep the story rolling. In the end, it is a great reminder to be present, enjoy life's ups and downs, and to always be grateful, and all those other feel good life lessons. The drama also tackles issues like love and marriage, corporate greed and crime, family relationships, friendship and frenemies, and life's regret. Overall, I felt that the story had the appropriate pace and unfolded in accordance with it's vision and purpose.
The characters developed beautifully and I felt that as an audience member, I really got to know them and accept them for all their strengths and weaknesses. The changes in the characters were gradual and reflective of what they were going through in the story. The actors did a great job in their respective roles, and were really effective in conveying deep emotions in dramatic scenes, as well as comedy in those lighthearted moments. I also love how it didn't shy away from kisses and love scenes (though still very demure). The couples in the drama had electrifying chemistry with each other, and even the whole group as friends really had a natural feel to it.
The music was composed of more emotional slow songs and ballads. Understandable given the context of the drama, but I still really enjoyed them.
It's a great (re)watch and always gave me something to look forward to on the weekends. I hope people out there decide to watch it or at least give it a try.
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The story was quite new in the KDrama world, which I appreciated. And where else can you see the leads get married by the third episode? The first half of the drama was quite light, mostly centered on their romance while the second half had lots of angst and suspense. What this drama did well was weave the past, the present, and the future in which he traveled to into a clear and coherent storyline. Most of the show is actually foreshadowing, and finally in the last few episodes are the viewers exposed to what actually happened. It did build up suspense and intrigue, as you had no idea what would happen. It was unpredictable, but by doing that they lost a few people (and provoked lots of fan theories), but I promise if you stick with it, everything will build up to a satisfying end.
The acting was done really well on Lee Je Hoon's part. This was my first time watching any work of his and I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't particularly like Shin Min Ah's character, as sometimes I felt like she was unreasonable. Their chemistry was off the charts though, and perhaps because they were married early on in the series, we're given a ton of fanservice (aka steamy scenes). At first I was skeptical because the circumstances of which he married her wasn't the best, but soon you could really believe that they're in love. There isn't a moment where the music fades and the camera pans over their face in slow motion that tells you they've fallen for each other, but trust me you'll know.
I really loved the music. I think there were only about three main OSTs , significantly less than that of other dramas, but all of them fit the drama so well. They also played some beautiful piano instrumental tracks pretty often, which created a sort of gloomy mood befitting the storyline.
While I may not watch the entire drama over again, I would definitely rewatch some of the scenes.
Overall, I loved the way the story was told, despite the pace. I have to mention the color scheme again, because it was really genius and beautiful. Right off the bat, it helps you get into the solemn mood constantly reminding you of the overarching plot despite the cheesy happy scenes. I would recommend this drama for those who don't mind a slower storyline, because it's definitely worth the watch.
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The story had some unique initial settings, like an accident, a rapid marriage, and taking advantage of time travelling. They distinguished present and non-present scenes by using separate screen sizes, and brought up stuff like "future" products and lottery ticket digits, which are things one would probably do when you have the ability. I was a bit surprised about the rapid-yet-they-broke-up-once-marriage, but thanks to that, I think the drama was able to fit in 16 episodes, which was a perfect fit.
Casts and characters were awesome. Personally I loved the character Ma Rin, for her strong, understanding, and honest yet clumsy character. Doing everything she can with her power, but sometimes being clingy towards So Joon was just cute to watch. I really wished So Joon and Doo Shik were a bit more honest towards others.
The music had a perfect match for every scene, from a sweet, loving scene to an intense, sweating scene.
I am planning to watch the drama again, cause I want to remember details in every scene (like the train accident scene), and was also relaxing to watch. I think people can discuss things like fate and future after watching it.
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Tomorrow With You is one of the most beautiful dramas I've ever watched.
The plot was really amazing and unexpected! It was something new and unique. I don't know how to explain it clearly, but this drama was really something. It was not only about romance and time travel but there were so much more. This drama taught me about how to treasure life. It made me realize that every choice we make, even a small one, it can give huge effect to our future. Also, the romance was so strong and beautiful. I'm completely in love with it! I know this drama didn't have much action but more into conversation and the plot was slow, that's why some people found it boring, but I totally enjoyed it. Every conversation means so much to me.
I really love every characters in this drama and the casts did a great job. My fav is Song Ma Rin (Shin Min Ah), now I'm a fan of her!
and for the music, I didn't really give much attention to it, but since I love this drama, I'd still give it high rating.
Rewatch value: I'll propably watch this again when I'm in calm mood and not busy.
Overall this drama is amazing and it deserves more recognition. So please give it a try! :)
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„Do you think it’s a blessing that we get to know about our future?“
- „It would be terrifying not to know.“
„What if we’re destroying today for the sake of tomorrow? What if we’re complicating our fate in order to change the future?"
It took me a while to finish this drama because I was afraid of the ending. While time travel always leaves room for 'whys' and 'what ifs' and 'why didn't they' and 'shouldn't there be', I have to say, it is one of the better written time travel dramas, and it certainly helps that it was pre-produced. All the flashbacks and time jumps at least made sense and you can follow clearly if you pay attention. It will get confusing if you have a lot of time between the episodes, though, so I recommend you to not drag it.
Now, why I really loved this drama can be summarized in just a few words: Amazing chemistry, fantastic actors, beautiful scenography, moving music and subtle writing. As I said, time travel is a difficult topic, but what I loved most about the writing was not the plot in the first place, but how genuine all the conversations and interactions felt. In many other dramas I find myself thinking: 'Nobody would say that' 'Who does that?' 'why are they so stupid, that's nonsense'. However, in this drama, even though there are some actions that may be misunderstood, you can perfectly comprehend why they act the way they did, how they are driven by fear of irrecoverable loss...
Yes, the directing and filmography are beautiful, but the script makes it complete. I love how it falls together so perfectly.
„Do you love me?“
-„I think I will die if I don’t marry you.“
„Leave! It is hard to even look at you.“
„But what should I do? In my eyes, I see you telling me not to leave…“
Yoo So Joon in the beginning is selfish, and we all know it. Does he really love her? Is he just using her for his own benefits? Is there even an ounce of sincerity in his words?
These thoughts are repeated in an endless cycle in our brains from the moment he decides he must marry her in order to change their fate. I love how the writing uses lines that show us that although he knows he is deceiving her, he carefully chooses his words so as to not to lie too blatantly, like when we feel shame by lying and think it will be less of a sin if we keep as close to the truth as possible. And even more, you can nearly watch how their relationship slowly changes, until there is truly nothing left but genuine love.
For all those reasons and how much it made me smile, cry and feel, I will give it a score of 9.0. It was close to a 10, but near the end there were some things that couldn't quite keep up with the brilliant start. And of course, it leaves us with a very nice message as well:
- No matter what the future holds or what happens tomorrow… can’t we just live freely?
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I thought that Shin Min Ah and Lee Je Hoon had a great chemistry together and the romance was delicious to watch. But the rest of the acting for them wasn't as good as it could have been. I've seen them both do a better job, but I don't know if the direction and script played a part in how they were lacking here.
I enjoyed the story enough. But around episode 10, I was really just ready to see the ending. I did feel like they ended the show well, and wrapped up the storyline in a good way. I was worried about it around episodes 12-14. But the writers pulled through and connected the ending with the crumbs they laid out on the way. I have to give them credit for that.
The music was nice and went with the feel of the show.
I won't re-watch this, but I don't feel like it was a waste of my time. This show was decent and the romantic parts were better than the rest of the story. It was enjoyable enough, but probably won't be memorable.
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The story was really solid, maybe not as solid as Signal, but it definitely is at the upper tier. Some say the first half of the drama was really slow. It maybe was, however, I liked how the foundations of their love was laid at the first half. It seemed like a romance series sans sci-fi because it showed the typical married life. It maybe dull for some but I could definitely see my parents in them. Also, sex was quite a taboo in some series, so I liked it how they tackled that issue here.
The second half was where the rising action came in. The first half made a good foundation on why both of them were willing to do what they did. Not just both of them, but most of them. Most of the character developments were displayed really well, though some of them were a miss. Nonetheless, they played very minor roles so they did not exactly affect the plot that much. The second half was really fast, in a good way. The episodes transitioned seamlessly that I did not notice that it was coming to an end. I felt like the finale could have done better because the intensity from the previous episodes fell too fast. It was satisfying, though. I get to see a half hour of them together, so none of that sad love.
I actually watched it because of Lee Je Hoon (been following him after Signal) so I was surprised that I liked Shin Min Ah here. Both of them had great chemistry that, like I already said, it felt like I was watching a real couple. They were really cute. All the other characters were great as well though the chemistry between So-joon and Ki-doong were more of a brotherly/bff type than the bromance they were pushing for.
Overall, it was a really great romance series, like a breath of fresh air so it's quite surprising that it's just 8.2 because it deserves more than that. It maybe because it's a little too heavy for some people (I regretted watching it but I was already hooked) and its target audience are adults/mature so it's pretty limited. It doesn't take away its greatness. Goes to show that some gems are not appreciated by most people.
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Disjointed and messy
Even the ever-charismatic Lee Je Hoon couldn't save this mess of a show. His grounded acting style was wasted on weak material. This show didn't know whether it wanted to be a cheesy romance or an exciting take-charge adventure, and in the end, it failed at both.Lee Je Hoon's time travelling So Joon is introduced as a closed off character with a tragic past, but he transforms much too quickly and is mostly good from the start, so there is very little growth. And Shin Min Ah's Ma Rin is written as helpless, ignorant, and rather blank until late in the show, which is both annoying and cringey. The characters get stuck talking in circles or hiding the same secrets from each other for multiple episodes while the exciting elements of the plot are underutilized. Furthermore, the characters' back stories are not fleshed out so we don't care much about what happens to them. The leads both come across as one-dimensional.
The most fun I had was watching Kang Gi Doong in his supporting role as So Joon's best friend and ally. I feel he carried the majority of the show's emotional weight. On the other hand, the antagonists were annoying and angsty, which made it hard to buy in to the major conflicts they created.
Right away, I was turned off by how the main relationship begins. It is so unbelievable, strange, and cheesy that you wonder whether it was taken from a different drama. In the end, I believe the root of the problem is the show's poor writing and direction. The scenes showing the characters' reactions and aftermath of big, dramatic events is frequently cut short or so poorly done that we don't get to see how these events help the characters develop, nor do we even have the chance to emote or find connections with them. The second half was a bit better after time travel became the focus and the entire show switched gears, but it was too little too late.
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