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Fated to Love You korean drama review
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Fated to Love You
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by Alessa
Dez 26, 2016
20 of 20 episódios vistos
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No geral 7.5
História 6.0
Atuação/Elenco 9.5
Musical 8.0
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I'll start this review by saying that Jang Hyuk is the best. His acting is SO good (and so funny and over the top), that you can't help but fall in love with his character. That being said, here's my review: This drama has it all. The first part is so funny, with many happy, romantic and comical moments when the two protagonist met and the love triangles are set (yes, it's pretty standard material and full of cliches). But then something happens, and all of a sudden you're crying your eyes out. I'm not saying it's wrong, I'm just warning those of you who (just like me) where looking only for something light and funny to watch. I felt that the writers had to do a 20 episode story, but with material for only 15 or 16 episodes, so there's a point in the story where you want to kill the characters and their stupid (stupid) decisions... But, everything is compensated by the acting (and the ending is also a nice reward). Jang Hyuk as a (weird) CEO is fantastic. I love how the character develops throughout the series. But he's not the only one, Jang Na Ra is a (very) weak heroine, and the cliche of a poor girl that slowly grows episode by episode. (I'm sorry for the vagueness but I don't want to spoil anything) And the support actors are all superb; from Jang Na Ra's protective mother, to Jang Hyuk's hilarious assistant; everybody does a great job. In short: lots of feelings, good OST and a cliche story that goes on for a little more than I'd liked; but more than great acting makes me tell you that you should give Lee Gun & Kim Mi Yeong a chance ;)
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