From the first episode, a drama has captivated viewers with its quality charm. Drama It’s Okay khổng lồ Not Be Okay, which made headlines as the comebachồng project of Kyên Soo Hyun, is the one. Klặng Soo Hyun’s return was highly anticipated as he distinguished himself in the romance genre through You Who Came from the Stars (2013) and The Producers (2015). But as it turns out, there’s more to it.
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It’s Okay khổng lồ Not Be Okay is a lãng mạn comedy about a bit peculiar & strange love between Moon Kang Tae, a psych ward community worker who takes care of a brother with autism spectrum và Go Moon Young, a storybook writer who doesn’t underst& love sầu due to her antisocial personality disorder. Kyên ổn Soo Hyun, who has even “prepared” the perfect visuals, plays the role of Moon Kang Tae và shows a “harmless” acting of taking care of his brother wholeheartedly, but he is not the only one that stands out in the drama. Go Moon Young, who seems lớn laông xã the ability lớn sympathize with other people’s feelings, and Seo Ye Ji, who perfectly portrayed the role, have sầu definitely become the talk of the town.
Go Moon Young shows an unrivaled character in a lãng mạn comedy genre. From her first appearance, she reminded viewers of a witch from a fairytale và made an unusual first impression by revealing her quality “distant from emotions” personality. The first encounter with Moon Kang Tae was also extraordinary. Go Moon Young, who attended a storybook reading at a hospital where Moon Kang Tae works, got in trouble after being caught up in an incident and ended up leaving a big soto on Moon Kang Tae’s hand.
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Since then, Go Moon Young has felt a strong attraction to lớn Moon Kang Tae & doesn’t budge a bit as she runs, no charges towards hlặng even when it’s so apparent that he is trying khổng lồ avoid her. I wonder if there’re any other female leads in thắm thiết comedy dramas who candidly stayed true khổng lồ her heart without paying a single attention khổng lồ her surroundings. Seo Ye Ji flawlessly plays the role of Go Moon Young, who sometimes exudes a cold và sharp atmosphere but sometimes presents a nonchalant and comical side. Especially, her husky voice that further highlights the character maximizes the character’s charms.
The charm of the drama doesn’t over with the two main characters. The chemistry between Kim Soo Hyun & Seo Ye Ji in every episode is fantastic, but the story between them doesn’t only stay in the frame of lãng mạn comedy but stretches khổng lồ the psychology of other characters. How Go Moon Young’s arbitrary words & actions pierce weak spots of patients in a mental ward with different symptoms và help them face reality leaves quite the impression. Also, Oh Jung Se’s performances of a man suffering from autism spectrum is notable. The fact that he approaches the role prudently without emphasizing the “funny sides” or “light actions” is remarkable. Moreover, the directing that follows Moon Sang Tae’s eyes/views clearly stands out.
If the early parts of the drama delivered the dark tone by combining fantasy and “cruel” fairytale, from the latter half, it gradually depicts the relationship and psychological changes of the main characters in a stable tone, increasing the satisfaction of viewers. From revealing the trauma of Go Moon Young, who first appeared like a “psyđến,” to showing how Moon Kang Tae, who has been repressing his true feelings, slowly breaks out of his shell, the drama strangely presents healing to viewers. Now that Moon Kang Tae, who had gradually opened his heart lớn Goo Moon Young, finally expressed his feelings honestly, I am looking forward khổng lồ how the characters will speak out their innermost feelings & heal their deep scars.
Verdict: It’s okay for all of us to not be okay (7/10)
Its Okay to Not Be OkayKyên ổn Soo HyunOh Jung SeReviewSeo Ye JiThe ProducersYou Who Came from the Stars
