Romance in the House (2024)

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«Romance In The House» n’est pas le drama de l’année, loin de là (du moins pour moi), malgré tout, c’est un drama à la fois drôle et léger, tout en étant sérieux et en ayant une certaine profondeur par moment. J’aime la façon dont il explore la dynamique familiale, parle des difficultés qu’il peut y avoir dans celle-ci, des erreurs commises, mais aussi de pardon. Le fait que les personnages apprennent de leurs erreurs, même si quelquefois ça peut prendre du temps, est un bon point pour moi. Tout comme les deux romances, si différentes, mais mignonnes toutes les deux. Cependant, un des personnages qui aurait dû être central est très mal exploité, et très peu, ce qui est vraiment dommage et gâche un peu le tout. En plus des voisins qui se révèlent parfois assez énervants… Somme toute, c’est tout de même un drama intéressant à voir, qui parle de sujets sérieux, tout en gardant une pointe d’humour au fil de l’histoire.

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Average drama with an unlikely premise and a dumbfounding conclusion.

This drama had a lot going for it--strong cast, good production values, "romance" in the title--except a script. FL Son Na Eun with her glorious scowl/RBF and mom Kim Jee Soo were the most engaging characters, but they didn't have much to work with.

Most of the other (negative) reviews focus on the absurd premise of a hapless father abandoning his wife and two small children after going bankrupt and leaving them destitute, only to return 10 years (or more?) later with a pile of sketchy money and a not very well thought out plan to win their hearts back. But as bad as that is, it isn't even the worst aspect of the plot, which is the almost stupifying "I don't need no man to make me happy" conclusion. But who could blame them? In the almost complete absence of any redeemable male characters in the whole drama, the two principal female characters decide that they are better off/happy living alone. The icing on the cake comes when the young FL asserts she is happy continuing to live her celibate lifestyle and has absolutely no intention of ever getting married--despite her supposedly wonderful relationship with her nice guy boyfriend. (I wonder if she consulted him about this...) The writer even had the temerity to throw in a reference to South Korea's lowest in the world .78 birth rate in the same scene. And this was a "romance"? Mind blown.

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