House of Bluebird (2015) poster
7.4
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Notes: 7.4/10 par 879 utilisateurs
# de Spectateurs: 2,813
Critiques: 2 utilisateurs
Classé #6894
Popularité #4642
Téléspectateurs 879

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  • Pays: South Korea
  • Catégorie: Drama
  • Épisodes: 50
  • Diffusé: févr. 21, 2015 - août 9, 2015
  • Diffusé Sur: Samedi, Dimanche
  • Station de diffusion initiale: KBS2
  • Durée: 60 min.
  • Score: 7.4 (scored by 879 utilisateurs)
  • Classé: #6894
  • Popularité: #4642
  • Classification du contenu: Not Yet Rated

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bomhee
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janv. 29, 2019
50 épisodes vus sur 50
Complété 0
Globalement 8.0
Histoire 7.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Musique 8.0
Degrés de Re-visionnage 8.5
House of Bluebird is your typical morning Korean drama which follows a near perfect role model sort of protagonist. Kim Ji Wan is good looking, smart, and has a strong sense of justice. However, as usual, he is also poor, jobless, with no proper educational background. Simply put, he is a perfect human being except for his poor status.

On the other hand, Jang Hyeondo, his friend is the opposite, a not so perfect human being who comes from a rich household, and is the son of the president of a large company.

The story mainly revolves around these two households and the complex and hidden past history between them.

While the story is rather stereotypical, and is played out mainly for the shock factor as with most morning dramas, it is executed rather well, and this is testament to a very strong main cast. In fact, it was this main cast by which I first decided to watch this drama.

Lee Joon Hyuk, probably most well known for his appearance in Stranger, plays the protagonist, and while he doesn't have much wiggle room here as he plays a rather boring, dense, yet perfect human being, he has some noteworthy highlights in the drama.

Lee Sang Yeob, I only really remembered from Running Man, plays the typical spoilt rich kid, and acts as a great comedic relief in all situations. His character development throughout the story is a focus throughout, and is probably the highlight of the entire drama. His acting, while sometimes over the top, may just be a result of the role and genre he's been put in.

Kyung Soo Jin, who I briefly remembered from Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo, plays the role of almost a support role, as her story barely has anything to do with the overarching plot. That said, her story, romance aside, was probably the most relatable and had the most tear jerking moments for me personally.

Chae Soo Bin, who I saw on I'm not a Robot and Where Stars Land was probably my biggest reason for starting this drama. She plays the role of a very cheerful and strong sort of character, who bottles up most of her sad feelings. She is probably the biggest victim and most affected character of the plot.

The best moments in my opinion were not in the main story, rather it was the cute interactions between these characters, and the funny moments unravelled as a result. Each character each has a loveable trait about them, despite how frustated I was at them as part of the overarching plot. I was especially surprised by how much I liked the character of Jeong Soo Kyung, Hyeondo's mother.

The story does suffer from a lot of pacing issues, and some plot holes, but this is what I expected from a morning drama. It didn't get too complex in my opinion, and I thought it was rather well executed throughout. What it was though was a nice, relaxing watch, with some enjoyable and funny scenes stacked throughout the middle of it to keep me interested enough to finish the series.

The music was great in my opinion, with some recycled one hit wonders, and a memorable main opening track (probably because I listened to it 50 times.) I found myself laughing out loud at the overexaggerated dramatical music on some scenes, but I didn't really think that was a bad thing. The OST in general is superb.

All in all, this drama is probably not for someone who's expecting the next amazing concept or script. It is a generally light hearted, feel good, funny, over the top, and relaxing watch for people who need a break from the usual intense, or typical rom-com genre. Coupled with an amazing cast, I would definitely recommend this for people who want an intro to the morning drama genre.

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Wolveryn
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mai 11, 2023
50 épisodes vus sur 50
Complété 0
Globalement 3.5
Histoire 3.5
Acting/Cast 5.5
Musique 7.5
Degrés de Re-visionnage 1.5

Too draggy

It's like any other kdrama, filled with cliche.I started watching mostly because of the story arc, but it started going downhill after first few episodes. Story is more focused on the company rather than the individual character. Too much potential lost on the way...there's is a saying "if ending is good, then everything is good", but it seems storyline defaulted on that one too.I normally don't pick a drama whose ending is blant or just bad. I should have dropped it.
Final verdict:- this drama is not everyone's cup of tea..if you're ran out of kdrama, then go for it.

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  • Drama: House of Bluebird
  • Pays: Corée du Sud
  • Épisodes: 50
  • Diffusé: févr. 21, 2015 - août 9, 2015
  • Diffusé On: Samedi, Dimanche
  • Station de diffusion initiale: KBS2
  • Durée: 60 min.
  • Classification du contenu: Pas encore classifié

Statistiques

  • Score: 7.4 (marqué par 879 utilisateurs)
  • Classé: #6894
  • Popularité: #4642
  • Téléspectateurs: 2,813

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