Desejo A Você: Sua Melodia Do Meu Coração (2020)

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Ok so I didn't expect much from this series simply because it was so short. I can proudly say I'm disappointed in myself for saying blasphemy! lol If you're looking for something where they ravage each other you came to the wrong place. If you love music, enjoy a sweet BL, like a not so basic storyline/plot with visuals all around then look no further. Even though it was short I wasn't left questioning anything, they didn't get off track and it wasn't rushed; can't tell me that's not a pro in itself! This is probably my favourite Korean BL (and I've seen a LOT of BL).
Don't knock it 'til you try it!...

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Review of "Wish You: Your Melody From My Heart"

- Can I start off by saying that I am absolutely in love with this show! Its one of those shows that you can only describe as 'short but sweet.' While there is only 8 episodes and the episodes are only lile 8-12 mins long it was sooo worth it. While at times things could be fast-paced, it wasn't in a chunky, uncomfortable way; It was more of an let's move it along way shall I say? While, the story is quite cliche, its cute and cringy in a good way. I was left with some questions but well I'm gonna have to suck it up now won't I?
- I'm absolutely in love with the soundtrack. There was a wonderful mix of original songs, western music, and some nice instrumental here and there (and we all love a good instruamental). All in all lets just say that my spotify just updated.
- The actors were amazing to put it simply. Its truly been a while since I've seen two actors express so much with just their eyes. And also.... They both fine as hell, not to point out the obvoius here.

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It's Korean BL so I am happy

I really enjoyed the series the fact it was from South Korea. Which is very conservative in terms of LGBT so the series is very good but the problem was that it was a very short series and the first 4 episodes were so slow but then in last four was like damn to fast I never get to know how their feelings started for each other Kang In Soo and Yoon Sang Yi chemistry was really good so they did what they were told so the series is good I can watch this in one take series so you can watch this series I hope that South Korean Drama start to focus on BL storyline so it will be very I really wish that South Korea made an proper BL series like how they made K drama so a good series for Christmas week.

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An honest look

This drama shows relationships in a realistic light. The confusion, the happiness, the panic and the fear mixed with the sadness
highlights the bond that the two protagonists share. They are both musically gifted as well so the music enhances the bond.
There is familial history which is never made clear, but the psychological scars are explained but not thoroughly. It leaves viewers with questions. Altogether a pleasant drama with to watch with great music to listen to… I watched it twice mainly because of the pleasing story ,music, and character development.

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Melodious Series but lacked something in the ending

Even when it was short, the series was cute, tells a part of the story.
One thing that was missing from this series is a proper complete ending, maybe they saved it for Season 2.
The chemistry between the leads is great but could have been better if it had more zing in it.
One thing I liked about this series is the working theme instead of the school/college one. I think more Bl's should be made on an office or Business theme. Many times School College theme contains very immature and stupid content.
Music was pretty good, which I rarely say for a movie / series.

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It had potential but it didn't deliver

The plot was very predictable, which is not a bad thing. It had a lot of potential to be great, to go deeper and really develop the relationship between the two main characters. Sadly, the execution is where the series fell short.

The pacing was very confusing. I was never sure how much time has passed between the scenes, how long have the characters knew each other, etc. It made the story progression and any possible relationship development hard to follow and understand. There are also some plot holes that leave a lot either unfinished or without any prior explanations. And all that just added to how patchy the series was.

Kang In Soo & Yoon Sang Yi: I didn’t really believe their love. I think it has a lot to do with how patchy it all was. They simply weren’t given enough time (on screen) for them to make their love easily understandable, believable. Separately, I found each of them very sweet. Yoon Sang Yi is a little awkward and gets tongue tied when he is close to his crush. It is endearing. Kang In Soo seems closed off and is someone who doesn’t necessarily trust easily. At the same time, it seems easier for him to connect with people through music.

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Lackluster

The music was *almost* good enough to make me overlook the poor writing, acting, and story of this drama. Almost.

It started so strong but was so disappointing. I watched the "movie" version of it, and by about 60 minutes in, they'd only had one conversation, and Sang-i was gaping at In-su like a fish the entire time.

There were so many montages, and not really much *talking* between them, so all you would see is two guys smiling at each other and patting each other's heads and apparently that, paired with some music was enough to make us believe they cared about each other, especially in a non-platonic way.

And it was incredibly cliche, there was instalove and a really sad, unfulfilling episode that made no sense and was "resolved" in about 8 minutes. Trust me, I counted. I kept hovering over the "time remaining" bar because I was curious how they were going to save this train wreck.

Not to mention, it's TW: implied that In-Su is going to kill himself at the very end, because his father won't let him pursue music in the industry. His friends desperately search for him and then- ... fall asleep? What- you didn't think to call the police after that note? And then he comes back after getting his ankles wet for 10 seconds to magically love the other lead, and find all the good people at the studio have quit their jobs and plunged themselves into financial chaos with no plan? Knowing his father is still out there actively harming his career? And what happened to the "no dating" rule? It was rushed and sloppy.

There was no chemistry between the leads, and Sang-i was all but robotic the entire time. It's a sad moment when the side characters are all so much better than the main leads - to the point it was laughable when they were on the screen together.

Maybe I just expect too much from Korean BL seeing as I've mostly come from Taiwanese BL, but I just felt it was so lackluster and disappointing.

I will say - the one redeeming feature (besides the music) was the "kiss" scene. One of the leads is drunk and passed out, and it looks like he's about to kiss him whilst unconscious - but he stops. I respected that. Consent is sexy, and not enough Dramas remember that.

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Lacked substance

I thought this show really lacked any substance. It was 8 episodes long but if you asked me what happened, it would just be shy guy was obsessed with new artist guy. Shy guy finally meets when gets signed at the label he works for. He then disappears after shy guy kisses him. Then some how they end up together. Idk how they ended up together? It just happened no build up it felt very disjointed. It was weird how they built up this story of the guy becoming a new artist and then boom his dad who own the parent record company, doesn't want him being an artist so he can't. He then just settles for making music with shy guy. Happily ever after; the end. I felt there could have been more important things to concentrate on.

Production wise cinematography was beautiful, acting was quite good, it was only the story which was seriously weak. To My Star which was also made for Viki had the same short format, and a lot of unanswered questions but as a show it felt complete and was quite beautiful.

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A bit of a lackluster

As soon as I saw Insoo in this drama I got really confused to see him in this context, but also excited lol. I didn't have very high expectations because it's such a short drama, but I was still a bit disappointed.

The pacing felt way off, due to the fact that they tried to cram a at least 10-16-episode story into 8 episodes. They had too much happening and too many plot points to go through for such a short minidrama.

However, the cast was fine, and I'm personally really proud of Insoo. My inner lowkey Myname fan (MyGirl) was happy to see him act well haha.

I mostly blame this drama's shortcomings on the writers. They could have done way better. Insoo, Lee Sang and the other cast members did their best to combat bad writing.

However, I scored this a 6.5, because it wasn't all terrible, even though it was a bit lackluster. If you're bored or if you don't have anything else to do, I think watching this could be a decent way to spend an hour and a half.

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amazing film

I love this! the film was really good start to end! i LOVE the music, the acting and also the story, its not complicated. Overall, I think that if you're a BL fan you should definitely watch this! its an amazing film! It just beautiful ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

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