The Snow Queen

And here it is! I’ve fallen in love... It's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen or heard. I sat back and enjoyed this masterpiece. This time I knew it was going to be amazing, so I waited months for the right moment to watch The Snow Queen. Words cannot express how moved I was. This is love for me... And just when I thought it couldn't get any better, I noticed a detail – there's a poster of my favorite film, If Only, hanging on the wall in the main character's room. It's been my greatest cinematic experience so far. Now it's a small picture compared to this gem. (26/11/2011)

According to the comments, it seemed like it must be a blast, so I was looking forward to it, and full of anticipation, I went for it. My anticipation froze at about episode 5, but I kept going. I don't regret it, but I'm not even all that excited and honored to have watched this dorama. By the last episode, it crossed my mind that her brother actually had to die, just to make it even more dramatic and to add more suffering to it. I can't help it, I simply didn’t connect with the main characters, they managed to draw me into the plot about twice, otherwise I watched it like someone who has no interest whatsoever, which is wrong for a dorama of this type, I guess. Shouldn't you be crying and laughing along with them? Yes, I laughed with them at times, but they didn't move me when they tried, not even once. I didn't find the music catchy, it seemed the same as Coffee Prince; or more as Love to Kill or Full House and even more, much more, Love to Kill. Maybe I was looking forward to it too much, but mostly I also don't like heroines who constantly scream and hit everyone around them. P.S.: if you hate needles and get sick at the sight of them (especially when they stick them in someone's arm), watch out for the last episode, it's quite detailed ;-) I don't mind it, but my friend almost collapsed at it... sensitive :-D (09/03/2010)