I Don't Want To Do Anything (2022)

minha terapia. <3

eu gostei bastante, é confortante e mt legal de assistir, nas horas que tem que ter romance é mt fofo, mas quando eles apelam pra um suspense fica incrível do mesmo jeito, quando descobriram quem matou a irmã do dae bum foi incrível, fiquei mt presa na história e com certeza se fosse uma série de suspense eu assistiria sem pensar. gosto da mensagem que o drama passa, tem várias falas lindas e que me fizeram repensar mts coisas da yeo reum. o final é mt legal, não tem beijo nem nada mas não acho que isso prejudique algo na história, o amor da yeo reum e do dae bum é algo mt puro e lindo de se ver, ele se preocupa com ela e vice versa. o casal secundário também é lindo. é um amor tão fofo e sincero, faria de tudo pra ter um desses. se tivesse a chance de esquecer tudo e ver esse drama novamente com certeza faria. nota 100

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One of the best k-dramas of 2022

This drama is the perfect representation that a drama doesn't need so many extravagant elements to be an amazing and memorable drama. Summer strike is that drama that leaves messages of self-discovery, what life means and what happiness is, so watching this drama is a journey with the main character in search of those answers but it's also a drama with characters so real and human that it's easy to identify with any of them. This is a drama for any type of person because it not only fulfills its goal of entertaining you but it also ends with a sense of happiness, comfort and leaves you wanting to begin your journey in search of your own answers.

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Un drama guérison qui manque de vie

Au début, Summer Strike me vendait du rêve. Il promettait un éloignement des tracas quotidien, une grande bouffée d'air frais - dont j'avais personnellement besoin. Et pourtant...
On retrouve bien une partie du dépaysement promis. Mais aussi du meurtre, du complot, des personnages antipathiques et toxiques au possible ainsi que l'éternel policier qui ne sert pas à grand chose.

Im Si Wan est rayonnant dans son rôle, mais tristement fade. Kim Seol Hyun est chaleureuse, mais étonnamment distante. Shin Eun Soo et Bang Jae Min sont mignons. Tous les personnages souffrent d'un manque de développement les rendant ainsi vides de sens. On va jusqu'à se demander si Lee Yeon Reum (Kim Seol Hyun) et An Dae Beom (Im Si Wan) sont les personnages principaux.
L'histoire peine a décoller. Les personnages ne changent pas vraiment - pour ne pas dire qu'ils ne changent pas du tout. Le scénario est un condensé sans saveur.

Tout est relatif et personnel. Pour ma part, Summer Strike est un drama qui manque de vie.

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Got comforted by this drama at times when I least expected it

Guys, at first I hadn't liked the drama much on its first two episodes. So I had even dropped it but then again later on I carried on and tried to watch it. Guess what I loved it so much more than before. It brought me sincere happiness to my heart even if it's just for a while. Thanks to this drama "Summer strike", I felt at ease. I tend to enjoy any movies and dramas based on my current interest, mood and my current life circumstances. It was raining today and I kinda felt myself being stuck in my life and I had nothing to do. But I started giggling like a child and there was a sincere smile on my face while watching. The camera quality was somehow darker and unusual than any other dramas like Hometown Cha cha, Welcome to Samdalri, but it was comforting to me despite of not having a brighter screen, I guess that's the speciality of this drama. To comfort us at times when we least expect it to.

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Give it a Chance:

This drama was like therapy for me. I can’t really explain it. It truly touched my heart and made me feel endless emotions. I went into it thinking it’d be lighthearted and similar to hometown cha cha cha. To my surprise the storyline is way deeper and in a lot of aspects darker. Each character is deeply complex. Usually kdramas have a habit of straying away from really dark topics and tend to be unrealistic. When watching you may think why is it so tragic ? But in reality it isn’t. What happens to every character is apart of the human experience and many issues they face are similar to the circumstances person face in their everyday life. This drama shows you the beauty of life, the ups and downs and all the moments in between. It teaches you that you’re going to have really dark moments that may seem to hard to overcome. But after every storm the sky clears and things become brighter once again. Life is a cycle that’s made up of all happy, sad, and scary moments. All of which is a part of the human experience. This drama certainly took on me an emotional rollercoaster and I’m so glad that I clicked on it on a random Saturday night.

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Cercavo qualcos'altro..

Ho iniziato il drama convinta e volendo vedere uno di quei slice of life in cui il/la protagonista di turno scappano dalla città o cmq dal posto in cui stanno per rifugiarsi nel tipico paesino in cui tutti si conoscono e dove possono trovare la pace e una nuova famiglia, un posto in cui possono rinascere. Questo drama ci riesce a metà. Da una parte ringrazio che sia stato breve, ma dall'altra ho trovato alcune cose abbozzate e sinceramente non ho capito perchè ci hanno voluto infilare la situazione tossica, annullando in gran parte l'intento iniziale di dare una nuova vita alla protagonista. Parte davvero alla grande e non è nemmeno malvagio nel complesso, ma ahimè quella nota stonata... Inoltre non si avverte un vero proprio senso di gruppo, di grande famiglia. Ci sono molte scene dolci e gestite in maniera tale da creare un ambiente di conforto ma il tutto non è abbastanza forte, abbastanza d'impatto. Non penso di aver perso il mio tempo dietro a questi personaggi perchè si fanno vedere con piacere ma potevano dare molto di più.

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A breath of fresh air

When I first read the Korean title I was like, "what in the Bruno Mars?? " and was curious what the story had to offer. I didn't expect the mystery in this at all, since it had more of a melodrama vibe (from the poster). A corporate worker decides to take a break but ends up quitting her job and moves out with no solid plan on what to do next, somehow ending up in a town and renting a place for cheap. Tbh, I was a bit jealous of her for her bold decision, but also saw her as very naive.
Overall, I loved it; library, introverts trying to figure out how to date, countryside, sense of community- the screenwriter made all these work together. If you love these, this will be a great and refreshing show to watch.

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MY HEART IS FULL

This drama truly warmed my heart. I loved the sense of community among the villagers—it felt like one big family. I especially appreciated how they gradually accepted Yeoreum, the newcomer, into their lives. The character development throughout the drama was well done, making the relationships feel authentic and meaningful.

I really enjoyed the story. It tackled everyday life problems and family drama, yet it never became boring. The acting was also natural.

One detail I particularly liked was how Yeoreum repeated outfits a few times. It was a small touch, but it made her feel more realistic and relatable as a character.

❎What I disliked:
Bom’s father was an alcoholic, selfish, and abusive, yet the people around him seemed so quick to forgive, especially after what he did to Bom. The grandmother, while generally kind, was selfish in this situation. She was only thinking about herself, completely ignoring the fact that her grandchildren were suffering because of their father. His existence was more of a burden, and it was heartbreaking to see how it affected Bom and her sibling.

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short, realistic, cozy

cozy small town vibes with all the elements of life and characters that you would expect from such a place. depressing at times, hopeful at others. peace and messages of being content in life, however it is, at times, stories of human anguish and tragedy at others.

watched only for shin eun soo - great job and very multidimensional character for her. really loved FL's acting and character too. she fits perfectly with the realistic plain vibe of everyday life the drama wanted to portray.

although i wish they focused more on her mental health and personal healing too (more than just her helping others through theirs) because the girl did go through some trauma. from work pressure to breakip to losing her mom and then moving to a small town where she was unwelcome at first, seeing death and losing people again. taking care of bom and her bro. all this plot though understandable wasn't very concise or clear. what happened to bom's father in the end i wonder. an alcoholic would always be one was that the message, or should it have been a stress point against drinking work culture and peer pressure to do so in thr country.

good and content ending ig. wish we could have seen more of the ml and the lead couple together. by the end i felt like i haven't really seen him all that much?

their relationship - the initial awkwardness, interactions, mannerisms, shy smiles - all veryy wholesome and realistic.

ofcourse there is a murder solving our lead sherlock couples undertake haha along with some high speed running and chasing 😂

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watched weekly as it came out

lee yeo reum my fav summer girl <3 i wanted to watch even before it came out because it seemed like the typical slice of life type of show that i love and i did! the slowburn was SLOW and i do feel like we should have gotten at least a kiss Leia Mais