Fluttering Warning

Synopsis:

Cha Woo Hyun is a handsome and excellent Dermatologist. He came back to Seoul to establish his practice and support his Mom who often found herself getting married to the wrong men. One of these men is his father who abandoned them when he was still a child because his father happens to be the head of the powerful Choego Group and has an image to keep. But, now, because of a business merger, his father wanted to use him and is manipulating things to force him to marry the illegitimate daughter of Kanghan Group. As Cha Woo Hyun tries to avoid this situation, he accidentally meets Yoon Yo Jung in a series of unrelated situations. She is a popular romcom actress who fell in love with a man who was just using her that resulted to a scandal that she doesn’t need in her career. By twist of fate, Cha Woo Hyun and Yoon Yo Jung found themselves in a bind and by pretending to be in a relationship may eventually can help each other’s situations. But, their pretence may lead to an even more complicated situation as they get to know each other better.

Characters:

Chun Jung Myung as Cha Woo Hyun
Yoon Eun Hye as Yoon Yo Jung
Han Go Eun as Han Jae Kyung
Joo Woo Jae as Sung Hoon
P.O. as Yoon Yoo Joon
Lee Hye Ran as Joo Min Ah
Kang Suh Yun as Kang Hye Joo
Im Byung Ki as Cha Tae Soo
Oh Mi Hee as Ko Kyung Eun
Choi Chul Ho as Ahn Jung Suk
Kim Ye Ryung as Na Hwa Jung
Choi Jung Won as Hwang Jae Min
Jung Kyu Soo as Yoon Chul Soo

My Review:

I watched this k-drama because of Yoon Eun Hye. I always like her since I’ve watched her in “Coffee Prince” k-drama. I was interested about her growth as an actress and it’s been awhile since I’ve seen her in a project that made me at least interested to watch. Unfortunately, this is a k-drama that I shouldn’t have seen her be a part of. In a way, it diminishes her quality as an actress and the way she decides the type of roles she should be in.

So, What do I Like About this K-Drama?

(1) This k-drama doesn’t really offer much different from all the previous romcoms previously done but, unlike “The Third Charm” that disinterested me so much that I stopped watching it, this k-drama, though, typical and unoriginal it may seem to be evolve into something I just want to watch for entertainment sake because of the chemistry between the lead actors, Chun Jung Myung and Yoon Eun Hye. They are the ingredients that though the story has been done a thousand times before with just different flavours, they successfully made it their own and entertaining at least to watch.

(2) I like the easy breezy flow of the story. It wasn’t that heavy and can be enjoyed with amusement.

(3) I like the OST.

What I do Not Like About this K-Drama?

I wasn’t able to finish watching every episode of this k-drama because it painstakingly not so good and totally passe’, thus, I didn’t really want to wast may time to watch it and rather do something productive for a change.

(1) It initially started with such promise to be good then it became shallow and dragging with such typical scenarios that the only thing left why I still watch it is Yoon Eun Hye.

(2) It is like watching the 1980’s k-dramas with stereo typical villains who are more irritating than interesting.

(3) Joo Woo Jae is probably a good actor but on this k-drama as Sung Hoon, he’s just a 3rd fiddle that can’t win brownie points with me as audience and someone I couldn’t really care less. I have no idea why he got him as the second fiddle.

(4) It keeps on having having flashbacks that just have recently been seen. It is obviously just to fill time but, honestly, wasting my time.

Would I recommend this K-Drama? No

My Rating to this Drama
( See My Rating System: ) 2/5 Stars

OST:

01. Could I Love Again – Kim Jong Min
02. I’ll Come To You – Go Woon
03. Second Heart Fluttering – Sang Ilof Snuper, Hyung Seo of Busters
04. Still Beautiful – Yoon Hyuk of December
05. Beautiful as Ever – Eun Hee
06. Step Back – Jun Sang Geun
07. I Want to Know – Lee Kyu Ra

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