Claire Kelly

Poor man’s Tomorrow. Started off promisingly but then it just dragged and dragged and got overly sentimental. And not clear what the poor ex-girlfriend did to deserve such treatment. Give this one a miss.

One of the best Kdramas of 2022! Great cast - Yook Sung Jae is particularly good - and full of twists and turns right up until the final minutes of the final episode.

The saddest part of this movie is the horror that is the American health system - what is that?! Having to get married to get medical care - So messed up

This started off well - really cute, great chemistry - but it’s just dragging on and on and on now. I really don’t understand the agony over the snow board incident by everyone - is this a cultural thing? Did the female lead tie down the other girl and funnel alcohol down her neck? Did she make her strap on a snowboard at gun point? No of course not - it was an accident. Why all the angst? Yawn Yawn Yawn

Ignore all the 14 year old girls posting 1 star reviews, this K-Drama is beautiful - Beautiful visually (the actors look unreal!), beautiful clothing, but most of all beautiful content. I pretty much cried during every episode but was always left thinking of the meaning of life and our place in the world. One of the best dramas this year.

This is so dull compared to almost all other K-dramas. It also feels like a throw back to dramas from years ago - silly sound effects, old fashioned families, dull plot lines. And there's zero chemistry at the moment between any of the leads and to all feels forced. Have no idea how the ratings are so high.

Ignore those 1 star ratings - this series is excellent. Funny, moving, great cast. And Tang Joon Sang is such a charismatic young actor - he’s going to be a massive star. One of my favourite K dramas I’ve watched (and I’ve seen a lot!)

I’m really enjoying this series. Watch in the original French (you can play with Netflix settings if this isn’t given as an option to start with) for the real deal. Love Omar Sy.