Queen of Tears (2024)

Mais um Dorama incrível da tvn

Foi muito bom acompanhar esse kdrama, episódios divertidos casal memorável, romance bom. Gostei do uso dos clichês e sempre que possível da forma como o roteiro tentou mudar ou resignificar esses momentos.
O romance é ótimo, a comédia também, ótimos personagens, um elenco de peso. Eu fiquei pensando em como a problemática da hae in seria resolvida, se seriam corajosos de dar um final mais realista e cru = triste ou o final que todos queriam, pra ser sincero eu aceitaria o final triste depois de vê-los aprender o significado do amor, mas que bom que isso não aconteceu.
Pensei em dar 10 de nota, mas lembrei do arco final da história, pra mim é o mais fraco, onde o roteiro abraça todos os clichês chatos dos doramas= caminhão atropela carro, vilão sequestra, perda de memória. Não foi tão chato como o arco final de pousando no amor, que realmente vira tudo genérico.
No geral 9 ou 9,5 são justos. Me diverti muito com Queen of tears.

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Good solid comedy

Ever since Glory, I stopped watching K drama ... I feel it's getting too graphical and having needless violence, gearing towards abusive relationships. I saw Castaway Diva ... again it was more skewed towards abusive relationships, which took over the drama and made it unwatchable for me.

So I am looking for comedy without the trendy abusive stories. This one seems to have the good acting, the story line, and all the funny jokes. I like it so far after 2 eps. The audience is being surprised with unexpected events. The jokes are not physical jokes so the writers are doing a terrific job here using irony to make me laugh.

Of course, the story is going to be predictable with happy ending because it's a comedy. But the writing makes it entertaining and not too stressful to watch.

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MAIS UM DORAMA SUPERESTIMADO

Eu raramente escrevo algum review sobre alguma coisa, mas esse dorama alugou um triplex na minha cabeça pelo fato da história do dorama ser muito mal escrita, clichê e absurda.

Queen of Tears conta a história de um casal em crise e após um diagnóstico médico, o casamento entre Baek Hyun Woo e Hong Hae In começa a mudar.

Desde o início a história de amor entre Baek Hyun Woo e Hong Hae In é muito rasa e superficial e após se casarem, o casamento se torna algo frio e distante. Tanto que Baek Hyun Woo se vê tão infeliz no casamento que opta pelo divórcio e antes mesmo de contar à sua esposa sua decisão, pois Hong Hae In afirma que "está morrendo" e o principal fica em choque, desistindo de contar sobre o divórcio. Vale ressaltar que nessa cena em específico a música escolhida é animada! Ou seja, a protagonista transmite a informação que está morrendo com uma música animada de fundo (talvez tenha relação com o sentimento do protagonista).

Posterior a isso, Baek Hyun Woo então fica feliz ao saber que sua esposa estaria morrendo e não precisaria passar por todos os processos de um divórcio e suas consequências. Então eu me pergunto, como que um ser humano fica feliz em saber que outra pessoa está morrendo e essa pessoa é sua esposa, apesar dos pesares? No dia seguinte da notícia, o mesmo acorda até mais disposto e com um sorriso no rosto. O ápice foi quando o mesmo declara ao seu amigo "Deus me concedeu uma separação segura”, reforça o diagnóstico com o médico e o pergunta se ela realmente vai morrer, ademais, busca na internet as chances de um milagre acontecer e ela sobreviver. A pobi da Hae In fica até comovida quando vai no quarto dele e o vê dormindo com a tela do computador ligada e descobre que o Hyun Woo estava procurando por essas notícias, levando ela acreditar que ele se importa com ela.

Dito isso, foi impossível ignorar esses acontecimentos e continuar assistindo, pois o ranço pelo Baek Hyun Woo já estava instaurado de tal forma que particularmente entrou na minha lista de piores protagonistas. Não deu para ignorar o fato dele ter ficado feliz ao saber que sua esposa estaria morrendo de uma doença rara e o fato dele tentar se aproximar dela só para que ela alterasse o testamento incluindo-o no mesmo. Sem falar que no episódio 3, a Hong Hae In realmente acredita que as ações de seu esposo são sinceras.

Eu realmente fiquei com pena da Hae In, pois é notável que ela é uma pessoa fria pelo fato de consequentemente tentar ser forte o tempo todo e resolver as coisas sozinhas. Quando ela recebe o diagnóstico, se vê literalmente perdida em uma floresta nebulosa. A mesma declara que ninguém se importaria caso ela morresse e realmente, a única pessoa que ela achava que iria se importar, adivinha? Quer que ela bate as botas o mais rápido possível.

Sem falar da família Beak, que quando o filho disse que ia se divorciar, se opuseram à ideia porque segundo eles um divorciado era mal visto no vilarejo e ele perderia seu “status”, não se importaram com o fato do Hyun Woo estar infeliz no casamento. Ademais, a família Hong é típica de uma família poderosa e o vilão é bem clichê.

Mais um dorama superestimado com uma história péssima com ótimos atores. Reforço aqui novamente o meu total desprezo pelo Baek Hyun Woo.

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Intense Drama with Sharp Insights

Queen of Tears was an emotional rollercoaster that thoroughly captivated me from start to finish. Kim Soo-hyun, starring as the male lead (ML), delivers yet another stellar performance, consistently proving why he's one of the top actors in the industry. His ability to convey deep emotions and bring his character to life is nothing short of remarkable, making every scene he's in a highlight.

The drama itself keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with each episode, thanks to a series of unexpected plot twists that expertly showcase the disparities between different social classes. The attention to detail is impeccable, and the epilogues at the end of each episode add a satisfying depth to the overall storytelling. This drama excels in blending intense drama with critical social commentary, making it a must-watch for those who appreciate intricate narratives and powerful performances.

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Queen of Tears fill the audience eyes with tears let it be sad ones or joyful ones

I don't usually write reviews for any drama or movies but this drama really pushed me to write one. I have no words to describe how beautiful this drama is, from the cast to the directors and the writer everyone of them did a fabulous job in doing their roles to make this drama a wonderful masterpiece. The writer once again showed us that she is the queen of writers because one of the main reason i started watching this drama was because of her. Ans the stellar performance by each and every cast member was just so realistic especially Kim Soo Hyun and Kim Ji Won portrayed their emotions very well and not to forget the villain Park Sung Hoon the audience really hated his character because of how well he acted to be do that role. The story was a rollercoaster of emotions for all the audience watching it and it is the drama to make everyone who watches it shed tears.

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A tale of love and loss

Korean drama watchers love romance, love which burns as it builds. As the trailer dropped, the drama lovers knew what had been packed for them.

Baek Hyun Woo meets Hong Hae In under complex surroundings. What follows is love, angst, and a profound misunderstanding that engulfs them both with time. The story revolves around the protagonists. Their love meets a rough patch as a tragedy strikes. Caught in a roller coaster of emotions, they find each other drifting away caught in a whirlwind of misunderstanding.

Kim Soo Hyun as Hyun Woo is beautiful. You will love his effervescent slipping into the skin of the sweet little husband. The man who is infamous for sticking with rich heiress has got a beautiful score this time. Ji Won as Hae In shines like a moon in the story. Her dialogue delivery, strides, and hair flipping reminds me of Rachel from The Heirs. The girl surely knows how to build the aura. The chemistry between leads is palpable and smooth. Mixing vulnerability and resilience in equal proportions elevates the whole story to a new level.

The story has been creating buzz for a while. This is because of the way they explore the intricacies of human emotions. Even in his venture, It's Okay to be Not Okay, Soo Hyun talked about depression and multiple perspectives. In this story, the director uses family and complexities to weave a web of emotions as the characters develop. This is life, right?

The cinematographer did a brilliant job... Capturing the poignant dichotomy existing between leads evades through the change of tone. Throughout the series, the ensemble cast gives a stellar performance. Each actor whispers life through the skin of the characters. Glorified sung Hoon is back being icy cold sociopath lover doing extremely good in his job. The arc of characters this man is playing is clearly creating a storm. Alas! He is still not getting the girl again.

With Har In and Hyun Woo palpitating and gallivanting in their gallon, it is difficult to assume how love is going to make it. But the poignant exploration characters are making is surely leaving a never-ending mark.

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AMAZING, EMOTIONAL

This was an absolute delight to watch. Congratulations to the writer, what a great storyline. As expected, Kim Soo Hyun was phenomenal in his performance. I now have become a fan of Kim Ji Won, she was outstanding in her role. I was really happy to see Kwak Dong Yeon in this drama. He is a great actor and very handsome. The drama was funny, emotional, and brought tears to my eyes. I could feel the emotions of the drama thru the exceptional performance of the actors. Thank you, Kim Soo Hyun and all of the other actors for the hard work put into this work. The real fans are very appreciative. This is definitely a drama that will be watched & rewatched for years to come.

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Epilogue

The most heartwarming part of this drama is the epilogues❤️‍?. I may forget the story details one day but I'll never get over from the epilogues and the osts?. After watching the last episodes this is my version of Epilogue-

"There is nothing called as happy ending, we can be happy rn and be sad the next moment,life is unpredictable so if u have good memories to cherish you’ve already got your happy ending, good times will slip away and we can not stop them, but we can cherish them, which will be our strength in bad times"
Somehow this drama made me remember all the happy memories of my life which pulled my heartstrings a bit, also made me appreciate my happy moments in life!

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PERFORMANCES AND CHEMISTRY

Kim soo hyun and Kim Ji Won - both leads deliver powerful performances. Baek hyun woo - bringing warmth & emotion role and Hong Hae in - balancing vulnerability & strength. Their chemistry is one of the drama's strongest points, evoking both heartbreak & warmth as their relationship evolves.

Particularly in portraying the realistic struggles of a marriage.

Kim Ji Won has proven her versatility as an actress through various roles in her career, and Queen of Tears is no exception. Her ability to adapt to different characters & genres. Her portrayal of Hong Hae in not only elevates the drama but also solidifies her status as one of the top actresses in the industry.

Kim Ji Won is a strong contender for the highest awards in television acting.

Congratulations to the entire team and cast of Queen of Tears! Their amazing acting and dedication have resulted in one of the top-tier Korean dramas. The show's portrayal of complex relationships and personal struggles has resonated with audiences, cementing its place as a must-watch drama.

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