Menna Dosal

Would not recommend for the following reasons: Story with zero plot; so essentially, a lot of characters doing things but no driving force throughout sixteen episodes. Without plot, most episodes meander and flounder and there is nothing propelling the audience to watch the next episode. Maximum melodrama with overly sentimental music intended to evoke emotions that were not organically created. Had elements of the story been weaved within a purposeful plot, perhaps those emotions would have happened naturally. But because things happened with zero foreshadowing, I felt very little when they actually happened. Moved at a snail’s pace. While I understand there are sixteen episodes and the writers were attempting to build a relationship, by episode eight there should be more going on - so much more. It would serve K-Dramas well to be more flexible in their format. Some stories are not going to have enough depth and character development for sixteen one-hour episodes and that’s okay. This is definitely an example of story that would do well to develop much earlier and stop at ten episodes.

Wonderful. Excellent music. Fantastic plot. Highly recommend to children and parents alike.

Anachronistic melodrama that feels nothing like the original Willow. Fantasy should give us an escape from modernity which this show fails to do with its use of contemporary vernacular and attitudes. If I wanted to watch a cheesy teenage drama, I could pick any number of ridiculously poorly written CW shows. Dialogue is awful. Characterizations are weak. Pacing is plodding. Overall, this show is disappointing to put it mildly. Do not recommend.

Wonderful. Writing is excellent. Dialogue authentic and engaging. Pacing great. Plot fantastic. I didn’t feel like barfing even once from the usual cringey cheese these kind of movie always have. This is how Christmas movies should be done.

Started out with promise but twelve episodes in and it’s boring. So, so boring.

Yes!! I live for these rare gems of amazing filmmaking. God bless the Germans and their mastery of dark, mysterious, and mind blowing.

One hundred percent positive that it’s not romantic for a man to point a gun at a woman’s head under any circumstances. So the fact that this absurd drama touts itself as a romance when the male lead holds the female lead hostage and repeatedly threatens her safety and well-being is outrageous and reckless. This story is not love - it is Stockholm’s Syndrome at its finest. Abuse is abuse.

Characters and dialogue are so puerile and downright ridiculous in places it boggles the mind - like the main character throwing a juvenile fit and yelling F*** multiple times in front of a medical professional. Extremely boring. Acting stilted and subpar. Overall, it’s a shame how this show turned out because the true story is super deranged and entertaining otherwise and could have made an excellent series.

Excellent show. Fast moving plot. Characters are unique and engaging. Highly recommend.