Poolhawooseu

A series that is not only extremely romantic but also hilarious from start to finish. Cheery and serious passages ideally intertwined, excellent music, and a wonderful cast. The story must be taken with a grain of salt, but it is catchy and not boring. I have to agree that the cinematography was not quite perfect. On the other hand, the acting was above average. I encountered Hye-kyo Song for the first time and was impressed. Rain is unique in his own way. Finally, I'm also satisfied with the ending. Very nice, 5 stars. (2011.09.17)

I enjoyed it. I laughed. I shook my head at them. I was surprised by some of the actions. It kind of felt like the whole show was just screaming, brushing teeth, cleaning, and eating. But that doesn't really matter because despite that impression, it's very enjoyable to watch. I was very amused when the "hen" carried the grandmother on her back into the house; although it fell a bit into the grotesque here... I think to enjoy watching this show, you have to have a bit of romance on your side, want to see two people slowly get closer, and not be afraid of a bit of romance and wacky humor. What annoyed me was how the camera was rushed at times. It seems to me that they haven't quite nailed it in Korea yet... But the leads were good together, so I'll give them a pass. Quid pro quo. :-) But I can't forgive those lame kisses. Someone should teach them how to kiss already! A kiss is not when two people put their lips together and keep them pressed together for half a minute... Damn it! ;-) I'm tired of seeing this. If it's a kiss, make it look like a kiss... But then again, it's true that this failing is compensated by the puppyish expressions Rain used; every time I saw them I had to smile, if not laugh. Oh, and now I remember what else bugged me while watching – the pregnant friend with the flat stomach. Where did she hide the baby? And considering the running time is an hour and a bit for 1 episode... it was tedious at times. (2009.11.08)