The only thing I can say about this drama is the word "deliberately".
I watched the first episode at the coffee shop and I bowed my head in embarrassment!
Damn, mentally retarded! (Not cursing, but that was really my first reaction)
I can understand the screenwriter's idea, she probably wanted to convey to us the phrase "a person always has to do something in his life that has nothing to do with love and nothing to do with interests." However, I do indeed look forward to and yearn for something that is not limited to small feelings love story. And the problem with Descendants of the Sun is precisely here. Half of the film looks like someone grabs you and yells into your ear, "This is great love, it is great love, it is great love, can you see it? ? We are not an ordinary Korean drama." I think maybe the writer needs a coherent plot, an event that runs through it. We can't protect peace just because we want to protect it, can we? How to learn to intersperse character stories in the context of the big era, let the times achieve the characters and feelings, and let the characters react to promote the times. This may not really be possible with a large investment.
In fact, I have never really understood this drama. I am always forgetful about the story of incoherent faults. It is like a "Little Times" to me without a complete framework.
Telling a story well is really more important than anything else.
I really haven't seen such a lackluster film in years. What I have to say is that Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo really feel 0 CP.
I don't know what happened to screenwriter Kim Eun-sook in the past two years. From "The Heirs" to "Descendants of the Sun", although the ratings of each film are good, they can't really be called good films. A film that can achieve a score of 70 or more must have at least a good plot or a full-fledged character, and if it is to reach an 80-point score, it must have both.
I have already passed the stage of watching TV series based on Yan, and I will not make the ratings into a standard for measuring everything. I also have a hunch that this drama will not necessarily win much honor at the Baeksang Arts Awards in May. Although the timing is just right, Baeksang is still a relatively authoritative award.
It's funny to say. Even though I was disappointed with this drama before, I still watched it after I bought a membership. I occasionally watched "Far Away Love" two days ago, and then I completely put it down. it forgot. It was a very poor film made three years ago, and the lighting and costumes were a mess, but, sorry, I really only look at the plot and acting skills!
As for the acting skills, um, uh, ahem~ Feeling the conscience, none of you can say that Song Hye Kyo's acting is good, although it's not too bad. However, there is not much room for Song Joong Ki in this drama to give full play to his acting skills. After all, the screenwriter just wants him to pretend. (Don't hit me, I'm not targeting anyone.)
Of course, it's not that this drama has achieved nothing, but now that the people are well received, I want to talk about it objectively.
Finally, I hope that screenwriter Kim Eun-sook can quickly restore the state of "Secret Garden" back then~
Finally, the OST is still very good!
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