Odunayo Emmanuel

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- The show is a lighthearted, feel-good watch with an interesting premise: a goblin who wants to become human must kiss 10 humans and learn their emotions. - The lead actor, Bae In Hyuk, shines as the goblin, bringing depth and warmth to the character as he evolves. - The chemistry between the leads is sweet and believable, and their romance is enjoyable to watch. - The show stays true to its internal mythology and executes its tropes well. - The supporting cast is decent, but the exorcist's acting is subpar. - The show starts slow, but picks up around episode 6. - The acting is decent but lacks nuance. Rating: B+ (3.5/5) Overall, "Kiss Goblin" is a delightful, easy watch with a unique premise and a strong lead performance. While it may not be perfect, it's a charming and enjoyable ride.

- Episodes 1-10 were perfect, with a heart-fluttering romance, well-timed comedy, and the right amount of fantasy, suspense, and angst. - The music in the series is exceptional, especially the main track, "Sudden Shower," which was catalytic to the plot. - The leads, Byeon Woo Seok and Kim Hye-soon, breathed life into their characters, making their chemistry palpable. - The character development was unidimensional, with the leads having only one goal throughout the series. - The support characters and villain were not utilized to their full potential. - The series would have been more impactful if it had a 10-12 episode format, eliminating the need for fillers and repeated comedy due to repeated timelines. Overall, I rate this series 4 out of 5. It is an imperfectly beautiful series that is a refreshing, feel-good, and guilty pleasure drama. Despite its flaws, it made me smile and snort with glee at the antics of the characters, which is all I want from a drama. 🖊

Good concept, sad execution: The premise of the series was good, but it fell short in its execution. The actors' overacting made the characters feel fake, and the director's use of recall scenes instead of telling the story as it happens made the storytelling feel disjointed. Dropping it and for good reason: The storyline was problematic, with the male lead drugging the female lead to make her lose her memory and take advantage of her. The plot was also predictable, and the dialogue was cringeworthy. Exceptional acting: Park Ji-Hoon, who played the male lead, was exceptional in his portrayal of three different characters. His performance was passionate and drew the viewer into the story. Fun and different storyline: The storyline was fun and different from the usual dramas. However, it was shortened too much in some areas and drawn out in others, and the editing was not the greatest. Needs more patience than usual: The series needs more patience than usual because of its many subplots, which sometimes made the story feel sloppy and all over the place. However, the last three episodes were the best, and the drama did a good job of wrapping up the show.