Angeleen Buske

I'm loving this game! I've been playing it since release day. It far exceeds FFVII Remake. I'm a completist when playing RPG video games in general - I love doing all the side quests. So all the mini games in this game are fun side quests for me. The biggest thing I love about this game is there isn't anything repetitive. Everything feels fun and fresh, and I'm still feeling this way going into Chapter 8. Queen's Blood is by far my favorite game inside a video game. Before FFVII Rebirth, it's been Gwent from Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. I love playing the piano in this game too! This game is so refreshing for me, it's extremely different from all the rpgs that have been out for some time. I love the route they went with upping the mini games for this game. If your playing style sounds similar to mine, you will love this game.

This drama is amazing!!! I am currently caught up to episode four. It's hard to have to wait each weekend for the next two to drop on Netflix. What I love about this series. The writing style is started in the present moment. Then, a mystery element is layered, which slowly reveals the past at key moments. Through this, a deeper storyline is revealed, deeper depths into our characters, etc. It slowly explains questions like: why does he want a divorce, how were they when they got married, what happened to change them so much, why did they fall out of love, etc The story writing isn't linear. It's also fast-paced. Allot of cut scenes, beautiful camera shots, intense emotion, and great background music. There's also irony and wry humor sprinkled in. The family structure for the wife's family is very mafia style - which I'm finding very amusing and refreshing. When this element was revealed, the wry humor didn't miss a beat to add some background Godfather music. ❤️

This series is amazing! Coming from a North American Kdrama addict point of view, this series is Hollywood movie quality. The effects, casting, and delivery is top notch. It really shows how much Netflix put into this series. The monster effects looks extremely believable and realistic. It's not Sweet Home quality monster (which still looked a bit webtoon), G. Creature literally looks like an experimental horror that could crawl out of the television. The make up effects looked realistic. By episode seven, all the bruises, cuts, blood, and even dirt literally looked totally realistic. Yoon Chae Ok's black eye even looked swollen. Her facial structure and features almost didn't look recognizable. It was so realistic looking. The parasite looked real in the water, and crawling under the skin. I loved the slow motion effects. The transitions seemed smooth and flawless. I loved the first encounter face off between Yoon and Jang, when her hair dramatically swirls around her face as her cap is knocked off her head. So beautiful. The cherry blossoms are so beautiful too throughout the series. The dates clothes, the streets, props, and even the hospital. Extremely well done. Allot of the filming angles even looked very artistic and beautiful. The cliff hanger where they left it at the end of Part 1 was the best place too. I'm glad I only have to wait a week before Part 2 is released.

I really didn't care for this series at all. I really enjoy kdramas, just not this one. It was melancholy, slow and very drawn out. The main actress and actor where both characters I really didn't care for. Doona is a chain smoker. Being a top Billion Dollar generating money machine, I would think she would take care of her money maker (her voice and throat). Her attitude was horrible too. She was not a likeable character at all. The main actor was a push over. I really couldn't find anything sexy about his character or personality. There was barely any deep talking between Doona and the male lead. They never shared their past. He never told Doona about his childhood betrothed wife. Or that he shared a birthday with her. Doona never talked about her rough fall and exit from stardom. It's like they only were together for sex, but never showed it or even implied it. This was a very weird series. I wouldn't even call it a kdrama. There was nothing in this series that had a kdrama vibe to it.

This series took my breath away. It quickly became my favorite, quickly surpassing my other favorite Asian series (Ashes of Love, and my second favorite Eternal Love). What made this series stand out was the amazing cast, the music, the beautiful landscapes, and the story line. Jumping around in time was such a fun element to this series too. It was done in such a way to not make it confusing either. The story line was really solid and in such detailed depth too. There was so much suspense, romance, mystery, and my favorite - the supernatural element. The emotions were high in this series. I fell in love with all the characters, good and bad. I was on the edge of my seat many times, even shedding tears. It's so sad when such a good series ends.