#not others kdrama

[avecesveodramas]

Not Others.

Calificación: 4/5

Opinión del drama:

Tenía un rato que no veía un drama en emisión y con este sufrí bastante. Chistoso, entretenido y que me hizo sentir comprendida. Usualmente, no suelo ver dramas donde sea la relación madre e hija el enfoque, ya que no me gustan las dinámicas que suelen manejar y en este caso, aunque no me gustó todo el personaje de la madre, creo que le dieron un nuevo giro a esta trama. Crecer con una madre joven en una sociedad tan tradicional como le es corea me gustó y aporto todo para que esta historia funcionara y lo que más me sorprende es que fue en el género de la comedia.

Para ser honesta no me gustó el final, ya que para mí no hubo un cambio en el personaje que hablaré en la siguiente sección y solo le arruino algo tan importante a la protagonista.

Opinión de los personajes:

Eun Mi (Jun Hye Jin): Hace tanto que no odiaba a un personaje principal, realmente yo no la soportaba. Ningún crecimiento, simplemente no es de mi agrado. Un ser tan egoísta en la mayoría de las ocasiones y si tenía sus momentos en que entendía toda su historia como lo fue el funeral de la abuela, pero no aprendió nada.

Jin Hee (Choi Soo Young): Te amo, eres el mejor personaje, la mejor protagonista. Simplemente increíble.

Jin Hong (Ahn Jae Wook): Al principio no me encantaba, pero al ver todo el respeto que le brindaba a Jin Hee y la relación con su madre fue lo que termino ganando mi corazón.

Jae Won (Park Sung Hoon): Me hiciste falta, siento que no me mostraron lo suficiente de ti. Todas las escenas que tenía me encantaban y solo quería ver más de él con Jin Hee. Te amo Park Sung Hoon actor, eres uno de mis highlights del año.

Un gran highlight y mi escena FAVORITA es donde se toman la foto después del funeral de la abuela, no pude dejar de llorar viendo esa escena.

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[accidentallyadramablog]

Not Others out July 17 with Jeon Hye Jin, Sooyoung, Ahn Jae Wook, and Park Sung Hoon. Single moms and hot people in hospital scrubs and uniforms. 👀

[dramashii]

Then how do you know each other? She's the daughter of my mom's friend. He's the son of my mom's friend.

LOVE NEXT DOOR (2024) | Ep 1

[fairydrowning]

"Before I die, I want to be somebody’s favorite hiding place, the place they can put everything they know they need to survive, every secret, every solitude, every nervous prayer, and be absolutely certain I will keep it safe. I will keep it safe."

– Andrea Gibson

[renshengs]

beyond evil (2021) occupies a very interesting space in the larger expanse of crime shows. like, it is a Cop Show. it is undeniably a Cop Show even if the two main characters, who are both cops for very different reasons, are handled with significantly greater awareness and intention than usual.

it is also, impressively, a show that pierces the real ugly rot of 1) police corruption and its overlap with capitalism 2) atrocious real-life lawmaking 3) the poor handling of femicide in stories. i cannot express how abruptly shocked i was to discover that i did not hate the way this show was carrying itself, despite its crime drama genre, narrative about two homoerotic cops, and its murder mystery premise featuring a plot about a serial killer with solely female victims. here is a story that understands its purpose and is so clear-eyed about it that i did in fact tentatively suspend all my wariness about Cop Shows to watch it—and what i got was a scathing response to every serial killer and true crime documentary out there. a narrative that said: enough. enough. look at the way grief rots people from the inside out. look at the way loss ruins lives. do not forget the sufferings of the innocent.

far too many crime dramas possess an incredibly dehumanizing analytical tone to them that goes, “what if these poor women died in brutal gruesome tragic ways? anyway, look at these men and their heroic journey for justice!” it’s why i can’t fucking stand to watch them for the sake of my blood pressure. while beyond evil is not exempt from using such gruesomeness as a part of its horror aspect, the women in this show, particularly the women who were murdered, occupy such a heavy weight over the narrative that it is impossible to reduce them to what they’re usually reduced to: numbers in files, or cold cases. and because the purpose of beyond evil is to examine the ways grief and loss bring about destruction to people’s lives and communities, these women cannot be seen as numbers. they need to be vivid and real; the audience needs to feel their loss as deeply and gnawingly as the townspeople do. as we would in real life.

personally i’m still surprised at myself for liking a Cop Show this much—because the law enforcement sympathy is unavoidable in a cop show—but then i’m also shocked at how immediately this show establishes its awareness of police power. i don’t mean it gives a passing nod, like a brief disclaimer. i mean that you watch until the end and you’re like: oh! the entire fucking show is about police power and its consequences! this entire goddamn show is about cops’ potential for harm and how it destroys lives! the main character only ever became a cop out of desperation because he realized it would protect him from suffering further at the hands of the police. because he realized it was the only way for him to get access to both the information and the legal power needed to take his own steps to solve his sister’s murder. it’s not radical—it’s a cop show. but it is novel. a cop whose relationship with his own occupation is bitterly resigned at best and traumatic at worst.

this is far from an original thought, but truly i think what makes beyond evil worth watching is that it is so incredibly careful with itself. its meta awareness of its own genre heightens it to a tier above other crime dramas—it knows and rejects voyeuristic perspectives into the lives of people who’ve suffered real loss and tragedy, and so it makes the loss inescapable. every direction you look, someone’s life has been irrevocably altered by the murders you learn about in the story. it gives you no space to push away the murder—no, you need to sit directly in its field of impact. all the fucking time. you are not watching the town suffer, you’re suffering with the town. the story sucks you in and makes you live alongside the rest of them; it's why the first watch hurts so raw. because the story refuses to let you take a true-crime approach. because it refuses to prioritize the narratives of perpetrators over human lives. you are there, and you are hurting.

man. really, if you're going to watch anything, watch this.

[magicaldragons]

LMAOOO, why does every kdrama i start either have a potential gay ship or turn out to be queer-coded.

[noona-is-afk]

"It's the first snow of the year. Sun Jae must love this." Lovely Runner (2024) | ep. 1 vs ep. 7 dir. Kim Tae-Yeob, Yoon Jong-Ho

[haomnyangz]

You're both clumsy when it comes to comforting others. But you know, it's actually comforting. Because you're clumsy at it.

[zerobaseone]

Jung Haein & Jung Somin's ELLE Chemistry Workshop 💕

[sunlightnmoonshine]

It's very interesting that queen of tears is playing so hard into the "these characters were born to love each other" notion. It's repeatedly empathised (and although in a comedic vein) by haein and hyunwoo and in their inability to let each other go no matter how hard things get. At the same time with the flashbacks to how they were each other's first loves and how the osts really point to the two of them being the "one" for each other, it really speaks to how much these characters were meant to be in each other's lives, essentially soul mates, destined to be together.

What's refreshing though is that they said okay you two might be soul mates but that doesn't mean your relationship doesn't take work and that you are going to drift so far apart that it's going to feel like love no longer exists between the two of you. They said hey, being destined for each other and having to still put in the effort to make your relationship work are not mutually exclusive and should never be because that's not how the real world works. But hey, put in the effort, talk, listen, learn, and grow and you'll see why you two were born to love each other.

[leedongwook]

“Don't ever hide anything from me again. Do you understand?”

Strangers from Hell  타인은 지옥이다 // Episode 8

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Deleted EEAAO lines from Strangers From Hell

[orangesyellow]

KDRAMA MEME ⁂ hopelessly devoted to you OTPs

I was lost at first when I went to your house. [...] You led me to a good path.

Go Eun-ha & Seo Ji-hwan | My Sweet Mobster

[dramashii]

I'll do it. I'll help you.

LOVE NEXT DOOR (2024) | Ep 4

[khaoray]

To be honest, we used to be best friends. No one was more dear to us than each other.

@asiandramanet march bingo: free choice

[dropthedemiurge]

«I want to live... I want to live. With Yeowoon.» – Tae Myungha, Love for Love's Sake

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