I am one person that doesn’t like putting down any kind of drama( of course I have doen a couple) but here Heal me Kill me, the korean version is the tops for me, the actors & actresses awesome.
I liked the way Ji Sung, did each scene and he changed for each character! that was awesome to me. more realistic?? the other actors & actresses, awesome
Ok next on the agenda the Chinese version. I have tried my best not to be prejudice, critical, judgmental. I have tried not to compare these two dramas. but its there, anyone can see it. the actor has done his best, but his youngish features just didn’t cut it for me. the other actors and of course were good but… I do plan to finish this, that’s it. so I vented a bit
Oh yes this is one of the reasons I’m not really ready to watch this drama. Kill me, Heal me left a lasting impression on me that I’m not sure I’d be able to watch this one without making comparisons. Also, the ost is still one of my favorites so I would even be making comparisons about the music choices. I might watch it when I run out of options…
Is good for the younger people/crowd. The main character looks like a little boy and I feel they picked the wrong male lead for such an intense role. He’s too baby looking.
I know the young girls/guys will love it. So, if you’re in their age range you will love this drama bc is a replica of the Korean one and they are good at their roles.
The korean version was done by the two main acting ppl I admired the most in Korean media world. I always say a Director/Producer should never risk doing a remake of any drama or movie. It’s too risky.
@satynne
That’s another thing with this drama the subbing is going so slow and many of the the segs are empty and I only saw 3 word subbed in a seg when it was obvious, the person said more than 3 words in there.
It was so annoying to me I just gave up. I’m waiting when the drama is finally all subbed and I can fully enjoy it instead of bits and pieces.
