Herdeiros (2013)

Muito bem construído!

A história foi muito bem construída. Embora na sinopse esteja escrito que o elenco tenha os maiores atores da atualidade, só conheço o trabalho do Lee Min-ho e da Park Shin-Hye. É o meu segundo Drama com o Min-ho, o primeiro foi Boys over flowers e não teve como não comparar já que os personagens tem a mesma vibe, achei que neste ele deu tudo de si estava bem mais maduro, ele ganhou meu coração neste drama. Já a Shin-Hye eu conheci através de Pinocchio e ela já tinha meu coração kkkkk mas voltando para o drama em questão não só eles, mas todo o elenco deram um show. A história não é arrastada, os 20 episódios são muito coerentes, apenas com uma ressalva. Não entendo porque, os dramas tem mania de colocar um problema no penúltimo episódio muitas das vezes do nada, como foi no caso dessa história, que em nenhum momento veio nos preparando/mostrando que a Sra. Ji-Suk pretendia dar algum tipo de golpe. Era óbvio que ela não sairia vitoriosa e também não gostei do Won não ficar com a amada dele, sofreu a vida toda e não pôde ser completamente feliz. A OST é maravilhosa, fica na cabeça até em momentos que estamos fazendo coisas do dia a dia. O drama é o clássico clichê que a gente ama e precisa pra sofrer e rir e se apaixonar ainda mais contado de forma tão cuidadosa. Com certeza entrou para a minha lista de dramas que irei rever futuramente.

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Estragaram tudo - Lamentável

O que Choi Young Do fez com Cha Eun Sang para atingir Kim Tan foi ridículo.

Acho que na era medieval não seria assim, pois ele já teria sido morto.

Tratar uma garota assim para atingir alguém e depois falar que gosta dela.

E ela ainda continuar falando com ele só um filme/novela mesmo.

Será que na Coréia é assim, até onde essa ficção tem suas realidades?

A mensagem Ok

A influencia das famílias Ok

O controle da Escola pelas famílias Ok

Eu deveria ter visto somente os episódios 1, 2 e o último.

Perdi meu tempo.

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Falar de Herdeiros é um pouco complicado.

Falando primeiro dos pontos fortes: Elenco perfeitíssimo! Gostei muito dos atores escolhidos e dos personagens (ou a maioria deles ), principalmente de alguns secundários. Pausa pra falar do Park Hyung-sik... MDS! KKKKKKKKKKK eu rachei quando eu vi ele... ícone!.

Gostei muito da atriz Park Shin-hye. Foi o meu primeiro drama com ela, e ela é top! Outros pontos fortes foram a trilha sonora e nada a reclamar do fechamento. Agora, as minhas feridas rsrs. Primeiro, não fui muito com o personagem do Kim Tan. Não que ele seja ruim, mas ele é muito explosivo e dramático, que tinha hora que eu ficava '-', acabou que eu escolhi o Kim Woo-bin, mesmo com aquelas sobrancelhas charmosas dele KKKKKKK. Outro ponto foi a incoerência no exagero. Tipo, acontecia algo exagerado, como quando ela fugiu por causa das ameaças do pai do Kim Tan, ai o Kim Tan vai atrás dela, ela dá um super fora nele e diz que não ama ele e tals, e do nada e por nada, se resolve, No caso, do nada ela resolveu voltar. Mesma coisa quando o pai dele autorizou eles namorarem. Eu fiquei: SE ERA ASSIM QUE TU IA DEIXAR, PRA QUÊ ESSE REBULIÇO TODO INFELIZ??

Mas resumindo tudo, o drama foi muito bom, deu pra aproveitar muito, rir muito, chorar muito (Mds, eu não podia ver a mãezinha dela que dava vontade de chorar) e passar muita raiva. Recomendo sim!

Concluído por mim: 02/05/21

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Na força do ódio.

Terminei de ver na força do ódio pensando 'isso talvez fique bom até o final' e não, não ficou!

A história em si poderia ser "boa" se fosse reescrita de uma forma em que a gente não sentisse nojo da história, ou seja, joga no lixo e tenta de novo. Um elenco bom e forte mas que não foram bem aproveitados em nada, é bem raro eu não gostar de nenhum drama mas esse eu só terminei na força da raiva mesmo pra dizer que pelo menos posso falar que terminei já que comecei.

Ninguém cativou, a história foi lixo, soube que uma da cena de beijo nem a atriz sabia que ia ter e foi pega de surpresa pra reação dela ser 'surpresa' o que eu não gostei nem na trama e nem de saber isso na vida real.

Enfim, pra quem quiser assistir por sua própria conta e risco, boa sorte com as cenas machistas e mais opressoras que o normal, com um filhinho de família de rica que acha que até o final tudo gira em torno dele, aaaah não gostei e boa sorte se quiser ver hahahaha

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Ok, vou ser bem sincera quanto a este dorama: achei que seria melhor.

Claramente tá absurdo o tanto de clichê que tem ai, mas como eu gosto de sentir o gostinho de romance no ar, acabei assistindo. Sou muito fã dos atores principais mas achei os papéis bem marromeno, dava pra ter melhorado muuuito. Além disso, tem muito choro nossa senhora, chega dar dor de barriga.

Só assista se você for sem expectativa nenhuma e com a mente bem aberta, vai precisar.
Aproveitem e vejam meu review completo no youtube :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCdoaEe2R9I

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Quando decidi assistir esse drama estava esperando por uma historia completamente clichê, o que a principio me pareceu bastante atrativo ja q sou apaixonada por bons clichês, mas minha nossa senhora, eh tao exagerado q da dor.
Os personagens masculinos sao machistas e tratam a protagonista como um objeto, um troféu q sera dado ao vencedor enquanto ela permanece passiva à tudo isso, nunca se posiciona e ou ta chorando ou ta com cara de choro.

O Kim Tan (Lee Min Ho) eh o personagem que, honestamente, eu menos gostei, sinceramente, o cara nao deixa a Cha Eun Sang (Park Shin Hye) sozinha por um instante, ta sempre atras dela de uma forma quase q obsessiva, dá raiva. Enquanto isso a Eun Sang ta sempre de cabeça baixa e nao toma nenhuma atitude alem de chorar, chorar e chorar. O personagem mais interessante e complexo eh o antagonistas Choi Yeong Do (Kim Woo Bin) que evolui bastante ao longo do dorama e na minha opinião tem muito mais química com a Eun Sang do q o Tan (se eh q pode-se dizer que ela tem química com alguém).
Além de q os casais secundários sao bem melhores que o principal.

Em relação às atuações nao tenho muitas críticas, com exceção das cenas de beijo da Park Shin Hye q simplesmente fizeram meus olhos arderem de tao ruim.

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Oh, this show. It was some type of addictive drug with terrible side effects. I always hated it, I never loved it, but I couldn't let it go for anything. I've learned a lesson, though. I won't fall for this cruel and mean trick ever again. Next time they stuff a show to the gills with so many extremely attractive faces, I'll know what's up. I'll know it's deceitful lure tactic and to stay away.

What started off as just your normal cliche' filled K-drama, appeared to be a pretty decent story. It seemed it could possibly surprise you a bit, and then you set yourself up with great expectations. Then, out of nowhere, the storyline starts to fall apart at the seams. It's like the writer wrote themselves into a corner just after the first five episodes. All this talent from actors... wasted on pathetic dialogue and pointless scenes. But worst of all, it went from just your usual amount of cliches to being riddled with cliches. Could they possibly get anymore in? Was there a contest for Drama With Most Cliches happening somewhere????

You remember in Dragonball Z how there would be almost like 5 minutes of the characters doing nothing but standing around staring at one another? Yea, that sucks. You know how 1 song plays on the radio 7 times in one day? Yea, but imagine that 1 song playing 7 times within just an hour... every... episode. A horrible, horrible song. No wait, a horrible, horrible chorus of a song THAT DOESN'T EVEN MAKE SENSE. A chorus of a song that will haunt you in your dreams and make you want to punch your computer screen as soon at you hear its impending arrival. Love cannot be the "moment" of anything!!! It's an emotion, damn you!

Something strange happened, though, and it's that I came to completely root for the bad character. This had nothing to do with how the story went, but with how well Kim Woo Bin played his character. If there would be any reason I'd have to recommend to you, dear reader, to watch this, It would be him. The chemistry between the two main characters was non-existent, and Park Shin Hye proved herself (at least to me) to have been a very poor casting selection for the role as she was dull and brought nothing to it. Lee Min Ho seemed to do much better in scenes with every other cast member besides her. Actually, most of the other actors showed fairly good effort in trying to work with what they were given. However, none of it can quite come together for the supporting roles if the main ones are so bad off.

Outside of Kim Woo Bin, other unexpected thefts of the spotlight for this show were: Krystal Jung as Lee Bo Na; the wonderful dynamics between Kim Sung Ryung as Han Ki Ae and Kim Mi Kyung as Park Hui Nam; and Choi Jin Hyuk as the crown bearer Kim Won.

If you decide to watch this, go in with no expectations at all and understanding it will be hard to quit even if you find yourself hating it. It is, indeed, an addictive drug with bad side effects. You've been warned

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A suuuper long review coming up, brace yourselves... XD

This drama was the biggest disappointment of 2013. I started watching it because of all the hype around it and for the first two episodes, I was actually really excited. However, it soon became evident that this drama was not going to live up to the expectations that I held.

The very first sign of the drama going seriously downhill was LA. Don't get me wrong, it's a lovely city but the way Americans were portrayed was just painful. Yeah, I'm sure those kind of people exist in the USA, just like they do everywhere else in this world, but do they really need to rely so heavily on a couple of stereotypes they've picked up from American TV-shows? Ah, you might argue that this all builds up to the story and Kim Tan's character. But it doesn't. When Kim Tan goes back to Korea, he is completely different from his image in the US. He doesn't do drugs or drink or party or have sex with random girls... like seriously, where did that come from?

Plotwise the LA. sequence is also pretty irrelevant. Kim Tan and Chan Eun Sang could have easily met elsewhere and it would have worked just as well. They could have met in China or Japan or in, I don't know... Korea? Had they met in another Asian country, we wouldn't have had to hear that horrible, unrealistic English that was just another pain in the butt while watching. I feel like they included the LA. sequence to emphasize the luxurious lifestyle or coolness or credibility of the "rich kids", but quite frankly it did the exact opposite.

The next thing that had me doubting the show was Cha Eun Sang. She is by far, the worst character that I've ever seen in a Korean drama. I'm not hating on Park Shin Hye, she's just doing what's on the script, which is nothing more or less than crying about everything as if she was the most antagonized person in the world. The only thing she knows how to do is run away when things start going wrong, instead of fighting for herself. The only good part about this character were the short, very rare moments that she had Bona jealous over Chanyoung and somehow managed to turn that into her own advantage. All in all, I don't understand why two guys as hot and rich and popular as Kim Tan and Choi Young Do would ever waste their time courting her.

Kim Tan's character was also disappointing. Pretty much everything he does during the drama falls under one of these categories: 1. Declare your love for Cha Eun Sang 2. Pick a fight with Young Do. 3. Follow your brother around like a lost puppy. There isn't anything specifically wrong about him, but neither is there anything interesting in this character.

With all this being said about the two main characters, it is no wonder that I found myself more interested in their mothers than their own relationship. Tan's mother and Eun Sang's mother portray one of the sweetest friendships that's ever been seen in a drama. They bicker a lot and in the beginning seem to hate each other but it's actually shown in the end that they can't quite manage without each other. Their relationship was heartwarming.

The plot of the drama is very plain. When I read the summary for the first time, I was expecting to see some hardcore drama relating to business and possible corruption and political involvement and whatnot because come on, it's called "The Heirs", shouldn't it be a relevant part of the plot? Turns out, that no, no it doesn't. The drama relies on clichés and clichés only. There is the setting of poor girl and rich guy, bullying, teacher-student relationship, wrist grabbing, controlling and money-obsessed father, a "rich bitch", arranged marriage and banishment of the main character. There are too many "emotional" staring moments and not enough action. It's a bad baggage.

The music for the drama was good but I had to dock a few marks off it for a reason that I think everyone can guess. Love is the moment. That line double-ruined so many already ruined moments in the drama for me that I can't read a sentence with the words "The Heirs" and "OST" without cracking up laughing. The song is good, but they abused it and in all the wrong moments.

Now for the reasons that you should watch this drama. There aren't that many. Number 1: cast. Yes, the cast for the drama is great. Lee Min Ho, Park Shin Hye, Kim Woo Bin and Kim Ji Won are all promising young actors although I must say that Lee Min Ho disappointed me here. Maybe it was the character, but he's done better. But Kim Woo Bin and Kim Ji Won are amazing in their roles are Young Do and Rachel. There's Minhyuk, Hyungsik and Krystal representing idols and the ever-so-sexy Kang Ha Neul and Choi Jin Hyuk who make it that much easier to watch. If you're looking for reasons to watch, the cast is one of the only ones.

Other reasons to watch are Choi Young Do and Yoo Rachel. They are the two characters that bring us at least some kind of drama. We all knew this about Woo Bin already but once again he proved that he really is a great actor (much better than Min Ho, sorry). Although the character that he plays is fairly complicating, he captures the dimensions well. Young Do's character was pleasant to follow from the beginning to the end. Ji Won also proved herself for me in this drama. Previously I doubted her skills but as Rachel she was very convincing and actually grew to be my favorite character of the entire drama. Although there is little character development, at least the amount that we see is entertaining and she seems like a believable person.

The final reason to watch this drama are Lee Bona (Krystal) and Yoon Chanyoung (Minhyuk). They are the cutest couple you're going to find. Krystal definitely acts very exaggeratedly but she is cute and fun to watch and her interaction with Chanyoung is just adorable. Bona is also definitely the kindest of the characters, in her own special way. Also, thank you Krystal for saving the English in this drama!

So my final verdict is that The Heirs is not a drama worth watching. Obviously if you're a fan of some of the main actors you should (maybe) give it a go but otherwise, don't waste your time. I give this drama the total of 4/10. 1 point for Bona and Chanyoung, 1 point for Rachel and 2 for Young Do.

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Picture this. A beautiful, nicely decorated cupcake is sitting right in front of you. Its sweet smell is hypnotizing you, and that icing is just calling out your name, telling you to take a bite.
And you do.
Only to spit out a stale piece of rotten, bland bread.
That's the only way I can describe Heirs.
It had a promising cast, promising writers (the same as Secret Garden), and a great budget. But once the episodes began rolling, you got a taste of the dry product.
Anticlimactic plot, the drama missed some sparkles, the romance was roll-eye worthy, and the humor was cheesy.
Bland, irrational characters. I never understood why two guys were vying for the annoying, wimpy Eun Sang. Kim Tan was as 1-dimensional as it could get. And why the hell did Kim Woo Bin's character turn against Kim Tan? I never fully comprehended that.
Incredibly sucky acting (I'm looking at you Lee Min Ho), perhaps Kim Woo Bin and Kim Tan's biological mom were the only rescuable ones. Oh, and they also wasted Choi Jin Hyuk's acting.
And to top it all off, as unoriginal as it could get. It was obvious they wanted to recreate an entertaining mess a la Boys Over Flowers, but they sort of missed out the entertaining factor.
I usually try to find a positive point in this drama, but even the OST was annoying.
Pass this drama.

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Story:
"The Heirs" - i.e: how many cliches can be fit into one drama? I'm honestly quite disappointed, because they had such a great cast but the plot fell flat after about episode 4. I dragged myself to the end of this drama because I had heard so many positive reviews about it. But sadly, as it dragged on, it only got worse. You've certainly seen everything in this drama before, and done better, too.

Cast/Acting:
For the lead character, Chan Eun Sang was horribly underdeveloped and lacked any depth. I had hope at first because she was a bit different to the 'completely kind hearted, unselfish poor girl who looked after her family', but I felt like they never bothered exploring beyond her being bitter about her situation. It honestly got to the point where I couldn't watch scenes with her in it without rolling my eyes. I had a similar problem with Kim Tan. Their characters were horribly bland. Tan's storyline was slightly more interesting, but only because of his family.

I was more interested in the side characters than any of the mains. One thing I did like about this drama was the relationship between Eun Sang's mother and the Mistress. Their scenes always made me laugh, and they had quite a warming relationship with each other as the Mistresses life got turned around. Hyo Shin was nice to see on screen, too, but was yet another character that didn't get the screen time they deserved. I don't really have any issues with any of the acting. I thought everyone did very well--except for Park Shin Hye, but then again I'm not sure if that's the way they told her to play her character, or.

Music:
I am never listening to "love is the moment" in my life again. Ever.

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Overall, I don't find this drama attractive to me. What people love about this drama is actually the casts, which I do agree since I watched finish this drama because of Woobin and more. However, the story plot is just simply too boring, or should I say, common. It is just a normal story of a poor girl who falls in love with a rich guy and together, they faced problems due to the difference in their social status. Furthermore, they focused too much on the main leads that there is not enough space for the other casts like Haneul, Hyungsik, Krystal and Minhyuk to elaborate more on their characters.
However, on the other hand, I like the acting especially Woobin's. The part when he reunites with his mother just simply touched me - the only scene I cried throughout the whole show.
In conclusion, I won't find this drama that worth to watch unless you are a fan of any of the main casts.

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