Louvor à Morte (2018)

I finished this drama and I felt like I lost something and I couldn't find it. It's a sad story narrated in a beautiful way and sure, it'll get to your feelings and if you're like me you'll probably cry- a lot, but still, there's something missing. I think this should've been a longer drama; 6 episodes that last half an hour aren't enough to tell the story with detail, and that's exactly my problem with it.

We eot to know a little about the characters but, do we really get to know them in a personal way? I don't think so. We just see them fall in love (this ain't a spoiler) and how they handle it, we get to see a piece of their personality but not the rest of it, and that in the end is what makes me give it the rate I'm giving it.

For me a 7.5 rate is good, though. I really enjoyed this drama and I couldn't get my ass off my bed until I finished it. It drags you in and handles to keep you hooked. There are a lot of emotional scenes and that's what I liked the most. The acting is amazing and I have to say this is my favorite Lee Jong Suk performance by far. There is a scene (you'll recognize it) where his feelings seem to trespass the screen and go straight to your heart.

Overall, this is a really good and emotional drama. It could've been better, yes, but it's enough like it is. Definitely should give it a watch.

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A Drama You Can't Forget

Everything about this drama was told beautifully, the acting was amazing, the story was sooo beautiful but soo sad you just know straight away that their story was going to end tragically.
I've haven't gotten over the story I always rewatch the drama or edits, this drama is something you just can't forget this drama.

The fact that this is based on the tragic true story of Korea's first professional soprano singer Yun Sim-Deok and her romance with playwright Kim U-Jin, at least they are together in heaven. I found the song she was known for and you can hear how haunting her voice is.

I love dramas that are set in the Japanese colonial period rather than the modern time as it gives you more of an understanding why the characters did what they did.
The story has a powerful meaning in it suggesting that life isn't always a fairytale
When they danced on the ship deck Sim Deok wearing the hat that U Jin bought her, them wearing their best dress, the way they were holding each others hands while they took their own life is so emotional the fact you can hear their bodies hitting the water.

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