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8.1
Votre note: 0/10
Notes: 8.1/10 par 29,503 utilisateurs
# de Spectateurs: 57,605
Critiques: 79 utilisateurs
Classé #1850
Popularité #196
Téléspectateurs 29,503

Au lycée Sae Bit, la compétition est rude et l'élite formée par les meilleurs étudiants de l'établissement prend de plus en plus d'importance et de poids dans l'organisation. Ainsi, le Real King Club, un club de danse formé par les élèves les moins bien classés de l'école et mené par la jeune Yeon Du se voit dans l'obligation de fermer à cause d'un coup monté. En effet, les membres du Baek Ho Club, mené par Kim Yeol, voient d'un mauvais œil ces danseurs qui mettent la musique trop fort et les empêchent de réviser. Mais c'est également sans compter l'administration achetée par des pots-de-vin glissés par les parents d'élèves afin de mener leurs enfants à la réussite. Dans cet environnement éducatif bien complexe, Yeon Du va décider de se rebeller et de ne plus subir les injustices imposées par ce lycée en demandant, notamment, la création d'un nouveau club de cheerleading. (Source: Hitohira de Nautiljon) Modifier la traduction

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  • Pays: South Korea
  • Catégorie: Drama
  • Épisodes: 12
  • Diffusé: oct. 5, 2015 - nov. 10, 2015
  • Diffusé Sur: Lundi, Mardi
  • Station de diffusion initiale: KBS2
  • Durée: 60 min.
  • Score: 8.1 (scored by 29,503 utilisateurs)
  • Classé: #1850
  • Popularité: #196
  • Classification du contenu: 15+ - Teens 15 or older

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82 personnes ont trouvé cette critique utile
nov. 11, 2015
12 épisodes vus sur 12
Complété 4
Globalement 10
Histoire 9.0
Acting/Cast 10
Musique 10
Degrés de Re-visionnage 10
As soon as I heard that Cheer Up! was going to be a drama based around cheerleading in a school that solely focuses on their students getting good grades, my excitement levels dropped. I would rather have school dramas not have any sport related themes and not use the excellent grades cliche. However, I was so very wrong. This drama went to so many deep levels that not many writers can do, and it became extremely influential and inspiring. This is was one of the best dramas this year to date (this is my opinion, so don't judge me) and I felt extremely attached to watching Cheer Up!.

The story was the only thing lacking in this drama, but not even by much. The only problem that occurred was that there was barely any cheerleading whatsoever. They used the sport as a background setting, and only ever included two performances in total (excluding the practice trials). But besides that, I want to thank the writers for so many things. For saving a perfectly salvageable villain who didn't understand any other way of dealing with her problems, for making the love triangle all so lovable and making me ship all three of them together with each other (yes, I shipped not only the end couple and the second-lead couple, but also the bromance), and for making all the characters so cherishable. And also, thank you for showing great character development with every single character, especially Seo Ha Joon and Kwon Soo Ah. I thought there couldn't be a single school drama that would beat Who Are You: School 2015, but here we are, half a year later, with an ever better school drama.

I think all of us can agree that the cast did a superb job, and all agree that when Ji Soo gets a role in another romance drama, he needs to win over the heart of his crush so all of his fangirls don't internally die. Anyway, Ji Soo did an amazing job and I felt so emotionally attached to his character. Angry Mom is a definite watch for me now. Moving on, Lee Won Gun. My new-found bias. I had previously watched his supporting role in Hyde, Jekyll, Me, but I never took much notice of his character as I always had my eyes on Hyun Bin. I never realized how well done his acting is. He is awesome, and my god, that smile of his! I found myself squealing every time he even so much as smirked. Anyway, Jung Eun Ji and N have definitely broken the idols-can't-act stereotype, and I am looking forward to watching more of their works. Finally, Chae Soo Bin. Her character was extremely irritable, but she was the first ever antagonist that I could never fully hate. Deep down, she was just a down-to-earth character who was trying to learn from her mistakes in the wrong way. And with that, Soo Bin had better rise to stardom very soon because she is a spectacular actress.

All of these soundtracks are just too lovable and I can't pick a favourite. There is Fly Like An Eagle, Rely, Shooting Star and Flower. They are all so amazing, I could listen to them all day long. Seriously, look up the playlist online and you can just sit there and listen to them.

Yes, oh god yes. I would do anything to have this series on disc so that I could carry it anywhere with me and just rewatch over and over again. Everyone has that one show that they could always watch, and Cheer Up! is one of them for me.

Overall, this drama was almost perfect, with only the flaw of not having enough cheerleading featured. Every single acting choice was amazing, the script and writing was brilliant, and the music is flawless. Please make more good quality school dramas like Cheer Up!.

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67 personnes ont trouvé cette critique utile
nov. 11, 2015
12 épisodes vus sur 12
Complété 0
Globalement 10
Histoire 10
Acting/Cast 10
Musique 10
Degrés de Re-visionnage 10
Don't get fooled by the title, it's not the Korean version of Bring It On.

Watching this was an absolute joy! It will make you cry, laugh, and grin! When you're in high school you get serious about studying, so you'll get accepted in the university/collage you aim for. However, it's also the time when you want to have fun and enjoy life with your friends. So the balance between these two is what this drama is all about.

I might be too generous with my rating but the show was that good. The plot line wasn't draggy and very interesting to the very end. The acting was perfect from main and support characters. The music was lovely and spot on. So obviously you would want to watch this drama again because it's so charming.

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Renseignements

  • Drama: Sassy Go Go
  • Pays: Corée du Sud
  • Épisodes: 12
  • Diffusé: oct. 5, 2015 - nov. 10, 2015
  • Diffusé On: Lundi, Mardi
  • Station de diffusion initiale: KBS2
  • Durée: 60 min.
  • Classification du contenu: 15+ - Adolescents de 15 ans ou plus

Statistiques

  • Score: 8.1 (marqué par 29,503 utilisateurs)
  • Classé: #1850
  • Popularité: #196
  • Téléspectateurs: 57,605

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