Hitting all my emotional kinks

[dangermousie]

Barely minutes into ep 4 of Will It Snow for Christmas and am reminded as to why I loved what bits of it I've seen as it aired. Lee Kyung Hee's dramas always create these layers of emotions of an almost hothouse intensity - the plot is always secondary to bringing out whatever mood, relationships and emotional truth she wants to convey. This brief

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[littledelusion]

Mmm, I never finished it but I loved what I watched. Must finish sometime~

[dangermousie]

Yay, you should!

[alexandral]

All the brokenness is something I loved too, and also I loved both leads, they are such good actors.

[dangermousie]

Yes, and they had wonderful chemistry.

Did you hear the writer is writing a new drama and they are trying to convince Jo In Sung to star?

[luvanya]

this drama was crazy... in the good sence..
i mean, it was so heart renching in the last couple of epsidoes...
I was like.. i need to see the end and come back to the middle...
I was going a marathon.

YOU have to watch Snow in april...
I want to know your take in the ending.

[dangermousie]

I plan to get to SiA soon.

Yes, Xmas was so emotionally intense.

[anonymous]

Oh,yes, that was a nice drama. Though I do not remember much of it, I still have a feeling I have to rewatch. The idea of taking care of a mum as if being her son is a lil' weird, though.

Emma

[dangermousie]

Yes, hat was very weird but it made sense with his character - he was so driven by unworthiness and guilt.

[anonymous]

Definitely one of my favourite dramas, but imho it started to unravel towards the end. I really enjoyed it 1005 up until episode 8 but it had unnecessary time jumps.

[dangermousie]

I like time jumps when done properly, but not at that point of the story yet so will see how they handle it.