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Kdrama: Call it Love
Rating :6.5/10

Call it Love hooked me early on. While the main leads shared a uniquely awkward chemistry, I mostly tuned in for Kim Young-kwang, Sung Joon, and Kim Ye-won. My absolute favorite pairing was the sister and the best friend, and Jeon Seok-ho was the MVP;his underrated character kept the show from sinking into pure depression.

However, at 16 episodes, it felt heavily dragged and could have easily been condensed into a tight 8-episode run. On a plot note, when the FL finally revealed the truth to her family, I wished her sister had hugged her and acknowledged the heavy emotional burden she was carrying alone, despite her own right to be upset.

Overall, it was still an easy, bingeable rollercoaster of emotions.

I’m so so excited . Netflix invested so much in this series. Gong Yoo & Song Hye Kyo. Song Hye Kyo has so great upcoming projects!!

Tantara-period drama set in the gritty, intense Korean entertainment industry from the 1960s to the 1980s.

Dark nuns-supernatural exorcism horror film alongside Jeon Yeo-been

I CANT WAIIIIIIIIT 🥹🫶

Would you Marry me Kdrama

I was so ready to keep scrolling until I saw Jung So-min. Honestly, that was the ultimate game-changer. I saw her name and was immediately like: "Okay, fine. Take my time. Take my heart. Hell yes."

My Unpopular Opinion:

Am I the only one who was rooting for Sang-goo from the start? I know the main leads are the "eventual" goal, but Baek-Sang is just such a gem. He’s that perfect mix of "trying to be a cool CEO" and "absolute chaotic puppy."

Season 1 felt like a complete arc. I'm afraid Season 2 will lose its identity by focusing more on "super-zombie" lore than the human element.