Steven W Howard

First off, I have to say that the actors and actresses did a phenomenal job. Son Ye Jin never disappoints with her skills as an actress and the supporting cast did great as well. I'd say the drama does a really great job at portraying a realistic scenario and relationship. Without spoiling I did not like how they resolved things. If it had ended a few minutes earlier it would have been poignent and mature, but it felt somewhat cliche the way they closed it. My main issue is that for a drama with a minimal budget like this, they still could have edited better and not shown a majority of the actors and actresses from behind their heads. It was extremely frustrating not to see people when they were talking for long periods of time. Also- be prepared to hear the same three songs every episode at least one to three times. I literally never want to hear "Stand by your man" ever again. The editing, filming, and repetitive music (to an extreme) soured what is an otherwise actually good drama

Truly a masterclass K-drama. Even non-k-drama fans can thoroughly enjoy this show. It is a must watch drama for anyone and everyone

So much plot-splaining! I was excited to watch this as my classmate from college art directed this. Visually it is impressive, although often a bit too dark, but the story was too convoluted and the animation didn't always live up to Disney's quality. Some of the character animations were weird. The editing was often jarring and the music was forgetable. Awkwafina is an increble actress but was a major distraction in the film.

Just as magical as Studio Ghibli classics from which the animators roots are from. Beautiful, strange, and well animated. It also is in line with many great Japanese films that use story to show the danger of weapons of mass destruction. Even though it is based on a book it has some undertones of the destructiveness and corruption caused by nuclear weapons. The witch's flower is in essense to Mary's world what uranium was to our world. My family and I loved this film and highly recommend it

One of the great things about actual astronauts is their resolve, cool-headedness, and collaborative relationship with other international astronaut partners. This whole show is a slap in the face to all the real men and women of space exploration past and present. This is highly contrived drama for the sake of drama. It is unpleasant to watch. It's a hard pass for me.

"You've been chosen because you are the best" is an offensive statement to all of the talented builders in the U.S. not selected to be on this show. Only four teams show some promise. But the builds are greatly lacking. The show focuses on drama and too many open mouths rather than how builds are progressing. Australia's Lego Masters was the obvious blueprint for this show, but the Australian's did significantly better. If you want to see greart Lego builds by adult fans of Lego, go check out Instagram or Flikr and avoid this show