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King2Hearts korean drama review
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King2Hearts
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by 1004_blue
janv. 17, 2015
20 épisodes vus sur 20
Complété
Globalement 10
Histoire 9.5
Jeu d'acteur/Casting 10.0
Musique 9.5
Degrés de Re-visionnage 9.0
This is my absolute favorite drama. There are only one or two nitpicks I can make from it, which is saying a lot. Ha Ji Won and Lee Seung Gi have perfect chemistry, really playing the part of Romeo and Juliet. I loved how Hang Ah could go from a feminine queen-to-be to badass soldier in two seconds flat with just a glance, and you can tell when she means business. You could see Jae Ha maturing with every episode, and although the inevitable romance just suddenly popped out of nowhere without any truly noticeable brooding or staring-longingly-at-significant-other, it was still easy to tell when the romance finally kicked in, and how flawlessly they worked as a team (I'm looking at you, WOC). And can I just mention fake-America has me in stitches because I know that real-America would do similar stuff and I'm not offended? I was rooting for Shi Kyung and Jae Shin the whole time, too... still am. I haven't cried that much because of a drama since the finale of City Hunter (you know what I mean), and it takes an awful lot to make me cry. Shi Kyung is such an adorable dork and he doesn't even know it. I would definitely recommend this drama to someone who is in to the heart-stopping moments, hanging on to the edge of your seat with every cliffhanger, and just general badass Ha Ji Won (seriously, that carousel though...).
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