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http://www.dramabeans.com/2011/09/cant-lose-episode-6/by girlfriday
略翻:
这部电视剧帶給我很温暖的感覺。我爱劇中所有的角色，因为他们是真正有缺陷的
當一談到”愛” ,就變得可笑第固执，極度地自傲和愚笨。基本上，他们讓我想起了真實的人性。這是一套關於”分手”的戏剧，所以劇中肯定都是充滿著很多爱，
當我每五分鐘想要從他們頭狂k下去的同時 又想給他們一個親密的大擁抱.
此外，每集都有個超性感的酒保可以看. 這劇很棒。
This drama gives me the warm fuzzes. I love all the characters because they’re so genuinely flawed – hilariously stubborn, fiercely prideful, and stupid when it comes to love. Basically, they remind me of real people. For a drama about breaking up, there sure is a lot of love, so much so that I alternately want to slap them upside the head and give them bear hugs, every five minutes. Also, can we have Hubby face off with HotBar in every episode? So. Awesome.
COMMENTS
Ack! Why do you not hear the words coming out of her mouth?! I don’t think Hyung-woo’s being unreasonable or even that quick to jump to his contentious conclusions, since he’s been pleading with her and she’s been so cold and definite about the divorce. It’s just… she was finally meeting you halfway… and then you pooped all over it! Aaaaaargh.
It looks like in the family dynamics, Hyung-woo empathizes more with Eun-jae’s mom because his experience is that of being the older brother who is kept from having a relationship with Little Bro, for reasons yet unknown. It makes sense then, that his feelings come down more on the side of Mom, wondering why Eun-jae has to be so cold and final, to cut off ties completely.
It’s sad because if these two ever managed to say things the right way, without attacking each other and getting defensive, they’d be great for each other. But they handle everything in the worst possible way, like when Hyung-woo storms in after parting with her mother in that accusatory tone rather than a sympathetic one.
When HotBar tells Eun-jae that he’s on her side no matter what and she sighs at hearing what she’s always wanted to hear… from the wrong person, it kills me. Because that’s sort of the whole reason to get married, to have someone in your corner at all times, but it’s never the case with Hyung-woo, and vice versa.
What I really like is that no matter which way the pendulum swings in this drama, there isn’t a hateful character anywhere to be found. Everyone is a sympathetic human being with circumstances and a distinct personality, and the conflicts arise out of natural disagreements and different ways of seeing things.
I so appreciate a drama without a set of horrid second leads or arch villains, because while they are an easy source of conflict, they’re also lazy writing, with little real-world relevance. I like that this couple’s main source of conflict is really themselves, and their vastly different views on everything from family to money to proper meat grilling. It asks the hilariously mundane but universally shared quandary: Can you live your whole life with a person who doesn’t know how to cook your bacon?
[ 本帖最后由 jessiefang 于 2011-9-9 12:21 编辑 ] |
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发表于 2011-9-9 07:21
