Kim Moo Young (Seo In Guk), a quien se llama "monstruo" es el primer asistente de una cervecería coreana que se convierte en sospechoso cuando el suicidio de una estudiante resulta ser un asesinato, llama la atención del detective Yoo Jin Gook (Park Sung Woong. A medida que el detective se adentra en el caso, Moo Young resulta más sospechoso, de manera que el detective se entera acerca de cómo él podría relacionarse con un doloroso recuerdo de su pasado. La vida de Kim Moo Young comienza a cambiar cuando conoce a la hermana del detective, una amable y cálida diseñadora de publicidad llamada Yoo Jin Kang (Jung So Min), que desea ser el refugio seguro de Moo Young. Ella tiene tantas cicatrices emocionales como él. Mientras Yoo Jin Gook intenta revelar la verdad detrás del caso, quiere mantener alejada a su hermana de Moo Young ¿Será realmente culpable Kim Moo Young? ¿Prevalecerá el amor o la justicia? Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 하늘에서 내리는 일억 개의 별
- También conocida como: The Smile Has Left Your Eyes , One Million Stars Falling from the Sky , Hundred Million Stars From the Sky
- Director: Yoo Je Won
- Guionista: Song Hye Jin
- Géneros: Thriller, Misterio, Romance, Drama
Reparto y créditos
- Seo In Guk Papel principal
- Jung So Min Papel principal
- Park Sung Woong Papel principal
- Seo Eun SooBaek Seung Ah [Jin Kang friend]Papel secundario
- Go Min ShiIm Yoo Ri [Moo Young's friend]Papel secundario
- Jang Young NamTak So Jung [Police officer]Papel secundario
Reseñas
Es mi delirio el drama The smile has left your eyes
El mejor drama que eh visto en su género, para mí es insuperable...te enganchas tanto la historia de los personajes y su romance tan real y auténtico, por eso es el mejor. excelentes actuaciónes de #JungSoMin y SeoInGuk Mil gracias por hacernos vivir sus personajes, actuaron de una manera que me transmitieron su amor y dolor al mismo tiempo ,llore, sufrí y también reí, eran tan real su noviazgo en el drama,que no me quería perder ningún segundo cuando estaban juntos. Cada pedacito de Moon Young y Jin Kang lo disfruté mucho y los llevo en el corazón.Possibly my favorite melodrama kdrama I have seen.
The story of 'The Smile Has Left Your Eyes' is something so vastly different than most Korean dramas. It is a melodrama that sublimely incorporates the genres of thriller, mystery, romance, and tragedy of all things--and on top of your not-so-typical antihero lead, it sheds some light on some controversial topics (which will not be named due to this review being spoiler free). The story starts off quite eerily, full of suspense and mystery, and gradually as the drama progresses, the melodrama kicks in while retaining most of the suspense.
I do feel it slightly lost some spark towards the climax due to the script demanding misunderstandings (don't we love those?). Many conflicts could have been avoided if there was better communication amongst the characters. I suppose this can be said for virtually any drama, but it especially applies in this case. It doesn't help that some of the situations aren't fully concluded. I do also feel there were just a tad bit many plot devices used to progress the story. Some character actions just make little sense, and there was either little or no explanation to them afterwards. I at often times felt frustrated by many of these actions, but fear not; it shouldn't detract much from your entertainment, as the overall execution and the story itself are quite beautiful.
Moving onto the cast--they were absolutely splendid. The leads had amazing chemistry, and everything felt genuine, from hardships to happiness.
Seo In Guk plays his first antihero role in Kim Moo Young, and he truly delivers. His character is sharp, mysterious, and conflicting, and much like Jin Kang, I could not help but be drawn to him, wanting to figure out his character, questioning his motives and actions. Moo Young's dialogue was also quite intricate in that viewers and characters alike could draw multiple meanings from his words. I think this was one element the drama and In Guk pulled off especially well.
Jung So Min plays Yoo Jin Kang, a rather strong willed woman who is also very kind, forgiving, and sympathetic. Jin Kang's strength as a character is not what I would classify similarly to a strong female lead, but she is strong because of her ability to endure everything she has experienced, accept it, and move on. Jung So Min conveyed Jin Kang's emotions so vividly well, the emotional pain is visible through her interactions.
Park Sung Woong nails his role as Jin Kang's brother, Yoo Jin Gook, as well. He portrayed the shifts in emotion as the drama progressed very well. I do however, wish his character was better written.
As for the supporting cast, their performances were stellar as well. Seo Eun Soo pulled off a very convincing girl blinded by love in Baek Seung Ah. Go Min Shi as well with the complications in her character, Im Yu Ri. Special mention Kim Ji Hyun whom played Jang Se Ran. She completely took me by surprise, both her acting and her character.
Most of the faults in the cast were largely due to shifts and errs in the script, not the actors themselves. The actors always delivered in their roles, but often there were actions that just didn't make any sense, conflicts that could have been avoided if we applied any spec of common sense to the situations, which leads back to my stance on there being too many (in)conveniences to the story.
The music in this drama was synced flawlessly. If I had to compliment any one thing about the drama, it would absolutely be the soundtrack. The eerie, sinister themes added so many elements of suspense to drama. Sorrowful, yet calming and somehow uplifting music complemented the melodrama and romance all too well, especially 'Lost' by Ahn Ji Yeon. 'Someday' by Yi Sung Yol was the perfect song to end off many of the episodes' suspense, while leaving you craving for the next. And I can't forget 'Star' which was a beautiful addition sung by none other than the 2 leads Seo In Guk and Jung So Min. I feel this song greatly reflects their relationship in the drama.
Definite a recommend from me if you're looking for a melodramatic romance with thriller and mystery! Just take note that this does happen to be a tragedy.