Forthcoming Fluff, Be Still My Heart!

I am so emotionally invested in this Kdrama! I have not seen the Tversion but how can I when this Korean remake is produced with such precision? Can the next episode come already? I'm anxious to see Snail Couple's growth during their 3 years of separation from each other, and how it is necessary to eventually bind their everlasting love for one another. A love that was once denied and undervalued in Gun and Mi Young's immaturity but will persevere and grow deeper once their love blooms a second time -- a more mature love that can overcome all obstacles.

Excited For More!

Epic reunion of Shin Jung Tae and Gaya. Gone are the pretty flower boy smiles of Kim Hyun Joong and say hello to angry action hotshot! I loved this episode and the ever expanding awesome cast. I can't wait for the next episode.

Sealed The Deal

This 3rd episode wrapped up amazingly at the end, with the backstory of Shin Jung Tae and Dekuchi Gaya's love and hatred towards each other due to the generation before them. I'd have to say that the cast, cinematography, music and writing are responsible for sealing the deal. What deal, you ask? The deal that I'm staying with this drama.

Why did it take me so long to watch Winter Sonata?

I finally clicked on Winter Sonata and I'm loving the storyline between the protagonists already in the first episode. In addition, Bae Yong Joon looks like an exact replica of Kim Hyun Joong. I can't resist him just for this fact alone because I'm a huge KHJ fan!

Hook, Line and Sinker!

Second episode has me hooked. Kwak Dong Yun's portrayal as the young Shin Jung Tae is phenomenal and I'm going to miss that teen once Kim Hyun Joong takes over as present-day Jung Tae. The storyline is very well crafted, the casting's performance is exceptional and the high-budget cinematography wraps it all up into a riveting drama gift, with a pretty bow on top.

Awesome Start!

I had high hopes for Kim Hyun Joong as Shin Jung Tae in this new drama and I'm so glad he exceeded my expectations with the first episode. The story, casting and cinematography is edge-of-your-seat riveting. I was especially floored with Kwak Dong Yun's performance as the younger Shin Jung Tae and how he greatly resembled KHJ. Looking forward to the next episode!