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  • Dernière connexion: Il y a 29 jours
  • Genre: Femme
  • Lieu: I live in London, England :3
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  • Date d'inscription: octobre 28, 2011

kikkichan

I live in London, England :3

kikkichan

I live in London, England :3
King2Hearts korean drama review
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King2Hearts
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by kikkichan
juil. 31, 2012
20 épisodes vus sur 20
Complété
Globalement 9.0
Histoire 10.0
Jeu d'acteur/Casting 10.0
Musique 10.0
Degrés de Re-visionnage 8.0
This is my first review so sorry if it sound weird ~.~ or I've made it too long and you've lost interst.... I really liked this drama because it had an intimidating, crazy, power-hungry antagonizer/bad guy which may sound cliché but this one really gave me goosebumps. First off, Yoon Je Moon's acting belittled the protagonist/good guys not because he was physically intimidating or that he shouted at them, in fact some may call him a "fat man" with a load of acne scares, but it was because he was so calm and relaxed as though he had all the cards...as if he knew all along that he would win. It was that especially what made me always tense up and worry for his victims. What I didn't like was some of the foreigner's acting sometimes it felt stiff and awkward but overall their part in the Drama was very effective and showed Kim Bong Gu's (aka Yoon Je Moon)influence around the world. But some of the attention to the details was missing e.g. one of Yoon Je Moon's right hand man (or should I say woman) grew up in England yet she had an Aussie accent. But then again it's audience is the Korean people so I guess they wouldn't mind. So overall the Drama was flawless. I know that you should never believe everything that the Media tells you, but stories are made from some truth, so this drama gave me an understanding of what the royal family's role is in society is particularly since the country that I live in-England-has a rather famous Royal family *cough, cough*!!! ^.^
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