Happiness (2021)

De “happiness” não tem nada!

Estou numa onda muito dark novamente.

Tive conhecimento deste k-drama através dos famosos ‘reels’ do instagram, e o dito cujo não me avisou que ia sofrer muito do coração e que não era um k-drama de sábado à tarde! É uma mistura de “Maze Runner” com “All Of Us Are Dead” é muito ‘emotional damage’. Recomendo!

Já para não falar em caras conhecidas, como Bae Haeseon e Park Hyungsik, que me surpreenderam imenso com as personagens que lhes foram atribuídas. E outras caras, como Baek Hyunjin e Park Hyungsoo, que vieram de “The Devil Judge” e fizeram um melhor trabalho (na minha opinião).

Props: para a Song Jiwoo, que foi a personagem mais cute que eu já vi e o meu coração apertava sempre que pensava que lhe ia acontecer alguma coisa.
Conclusão: os male leads tiraram-me do serio várias vezes, apetecia-me enxerga-los a todos de porrada. Mas foi sem dúvida o melhor k-drama deste mês (de março, data assistida).

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Tolerable

Story: I like the idea but poorly executed. You would think it’s a zombie apocalypse kind of drama but not really. More like a worse version of covid but here, they were able to find the cure way faster than covid vaccines. But that’s not really the issue, the way how they came up with scenes or different reactions of different type of people with their own motives were pretty annoying. It’s not because they acted poorly but because that’s how they were written. It’s like watching ‘sweet home’ but this is more tolerable. This first few episodes were just okay, middle ones were more thrilling but a major smh and last few episodes were just flat that all I did was fast forward just so I could finish this drama. If I were living in that building, I would definitely not come out of my apartment after getting my groceries. I mean, duh, staying at home is more safe than being exposed outside. But I guess, a drama is more interesting if it’s full of people with complex issues then you add a kid and a kind wife to make it more bearable.

Acting: I think they all did pretty good. I was pretty much annoyed with every character, even the kid. Not always, but somehow they did some things that were obviously shouldn’t be done no matter how many warnings they received. Their selfish reactions weren’t justified well that would make you pity them or at least give them another chance. The main female lead was always reckless that made me almost dropped this. I mean, isn’t she supposed to be more logical because of her job?

Music: Nothing worth remembering but still not bad.

Rewatch value: Definitely wouldn’t rewatch. This gave me headache for a while.

Overall: 6-6.5. It wasn’t bad but it was not THAT good either. Overhyped, honestly. I have more bad memories than good ones with this drama. You would appreciate the villains’ acting here and some cliche moves were prevented in some scenes however, the bad still outweighs the good. Too many plot holes, unanswered questions and lack of chemistry of the two. I honestly don’t get that special chemistry that others were talking about. The supposed additional twist/murderer towards the last 2 episodes was just poor idea from the writer. I wish they could have done better with his character because he seemed mysterious at first. Same with the guy on the 15th floor. The plot was rushed and it didn’t end well but provided us a HEA.

The gist(for me): Self-control/self discipline is definitely important in life, especially when there’s a crisis. Secondly, family will always be there for you. To help you heal and be your cure. Happiness will start with yourself then with others close to you. No matter how you love your family if you can’t control yourself then you’ll bring them down too.

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