Aterrizaje de emergencia en tu corazón (2019)

Beautiful Portrayal Of North Korea

Crash Landing On You isn't your typical romance drama. It doesn't consist a heavy romance or anything. It is more like a slow romance which has a great directed story with extraordinary and unpredicted scenes.

After finishing 13 episodes of Snowdrop, I have to say the drama wasn't a great show as it has many downhills and very slow romance. I never had attention for the casts and decided to try Crash Landing On You. I never had a high expectations or any sort of emotions for it. It is more like a kill-time drama. After finish episode 1-3, it caught my eye a lot. From eps 3 to 7 then 10 and so on. I couldn't stop it. I would even sneakily watch during my online classes. I was really addicted.

Despite the romance being a total chef kiss, the drama portrayed a very youthful portrayal of North Korea where everyone helps each other. I am sure that is everyone dream neighbors. We are always taught that North Korea is a fairly dangerous country. Well, this drama really showed how beautiful and innocent North Korea is.

If you have finished snowdrop and really want a same story concept, please try crash landing on you. This drama is so much better than snowdrop with amazing acting and more. Well of course, snowdrop is also unique and superior with Jisoo magnificent acting. I really do suggest you to try this drama!

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This show is one that had me so happy, in tears, and just on the edge of my seat.

Each of the plot lines and stories going on are so interesting from the initial crashing into NK, to her family, the military group, etc. It all shows each side really well and gives so much screen-time to each story. The "falling" part of the story didn't take too much time and most of it was spent building towards the main two falling in love and dealing with all their seemingly endless problems being hurled at them.

Her family story line and the contrast of them just accepting her death because of greed and money versus the group of soldiers taking her in as their own grabbed my interest immediately. I couldn't wait to see how shocked they looked when she showed back up alive. The story line of Ri Jung Hyuk being engaged was a little hard to sit through just because I wanted him and Se-Ri to be together so bad, but Dan plays a villain well - she was just forcing relationships and looking for love that wasn't there. The background story that I feel like didn't get too much spotlight that I feel deserved more was of The Rat. Him hearing his brothers death, the watch, him looking over Ri Jung Hyuk. I would have loved for that to get more screen-time.

The characters are so easily likable and lovable. Se-Ri is funny, smart, and she always gave me a laugh when hanging out with the guys. Ri Jung Hyuk was handsome, sweet, easily lovable and him slowly falling for Se-Ri was such a cute thing to watch play out. Every scene with them had me glued to the screen because of how well their chemistry was and how perfect they were for each other. All of the side characters are such great additions as well; From the military guys, their wives, Se-Ri's family and assistants - They all played such a huge role and have such a spot in my heart. I looked forward to every scene of Se-Ri and the military boys eating or their award ceremonies.

I loved this show and I would definitely give it a re-watch.

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A drama I didn't think I'd love so much and get attached to. It was so unexpected that I'll be loving this drama because when I saw it on Netflix, I was trying my best to avoid it. I thought that it'd be one of those cringey romcom dramas, especially when the preview kept showing Se Ri paragliding to NK and it wasn't just calling to me.

But then one day, I was out of animes to watch, it was pandemic and I was stuck at home if I wasn't working when I finally decided to give it a chance because there was no other dramas that caught my attention that day. The next thing you know I was up 'til 5AM binge watching CLOY.

After I finished the drama I was so lost. Even though it's highly unrealistic and there were some flaws here and there, I completely fell in love with the drama itself. Found-family, fake relationship, reluctant friendships are some of the tropes that I'm really fond of and CLOY gave it to me.

I love the relationship between Ri Jeong Hyeok and Yoon Se Ri, the way they couldn't help but be drawn to each other, the slow yet hopeful romance between them. I teared up like a baby when I reached episode 12, the scene between them drinking and Jeong Hyeok just letting loose about the things he wanted to have with Se Ri was just so romantic and heartbreaking at the same time. The emotion I felt in that scene was just so raw. It was between two people who wanted something so simple, but can't get because of the circumstance they're in. It simply broke my heart. Another thing I love about their romance is just that it's so innocent?? It's like they're teenagers falling in love for the first time. The way Jeong Hyeok took care of Se Ri, risked everything for her was just *chef's kiss* sana all.

Don't get me started on the found-family relationship between Se Ri and the NK soldiers. It's just so precious. No words can explain how much I love their bond. I call them Se Ri's little ducklings. I just treat them as Jeong Hyeok and Se Ri's sons :') Also, the friendship that Se Ri created with the NK ahjummas, they were so annoying at first but they grew on me. The show wouldn't be complete without their gossips. As for Se Ri's real family, I'm just really happy that they came around and made amends with her. A broken family starting anew once again is just something I love so much.

Especial mention to our second leads. I can't accept their ending. They were so great, and then the drama just had to do that. One of the things I hate so much is when a character is finally redeeming themselves, only to end up with a bad ending is so cruel. It's realistic at times, don't get me wrong, but fck to take away that chance to change was too much. I pretend that they have another ending, because that was not it.

Overall, I would gladly watch this drama over again until I grow sick of it. It fueled me with so much happiness that it overrides all the flwas and things I didn't like. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but give it a chance and who knows, you might end up falling in love with CLOY too.

Thank you so much to all the people who brought CLOY into action!

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A majestic show of two parts

I can't describe my feelings about this show without a deep lingering sense of confusion. It is simultaneously one of the greatest Korean dramas I've ever watched and one that undermines its own magic at times. It is a show with an incredibly beautiful set of personalities, moments, dialogue set against wonderful music. It explores with thoughtfulness and care, and shows Son-Yeji at her absolute glorious best.

The story across the first ten episodes or so is wonderfully warm and with tension. You find yourself engaged with every character. Everyone has some sort of a story. CLY tells this well. It makes you fall for the chemistry, makes you think that it's all real, that perhaps this is a documentary of a real life incident where a South Korean woman parachuted into dangerous terrains and was saved by a stout soldier. The acting is powerful enough to make you think that. The music is gorgeously appropriate.

Whilst set in North Korea, this show in the first half moves from amazing episode to amazing episode. But then afterwards, everything feels rushed. The magic of the show wasn't in what would happen when she finally reached South Korea. It was if she would reach. Understandably you couldn't drag this out for 16 episodes, but once they brought her back and she was no longer in North Korea, the main premise of the show had been solved. Everything after that felt a little anticlimatic.

Overall, the show finished strongly and remains one of the best I've ever watched.

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Mais quelle belle histoire d'amour ! C'est magnifique !

J'ai visionné ce drama, et franchement il est superbe ! J'étais intriguée pour l'histoire se déroulant entre la Corée du Nord et du Sud. C'est très intéressant de voir comment on vit dans le premier pays, et la surprise des nord coréens lorsqu'ils débarquent dans le sud. Ce drama est très enrichissant, on apprend pas mal de choses sur ces différentes cultures et façons de vivre. Et puis, l'histoire de fond, des âmes sœurs qui finissent toujours par se retrouver, malgrès les circonstances, c'est tout simplement génial ! C'est triste pour le second couple, mais je n'en dirai pas plus.
Les acteurs jouent tous très bien leurs rôles respectifs, les musiques sont chouettes, et pas un seul instant je me suis ennuyée. Ce drama m'a fait pensé à "descendants of sun" qui n'est pas mal non plus. En tout cas, je le recommande fortement, c'est très beau et très émouvant. Et puis, les paysages sont tout de même époustouflants, les "métiers" et passions, sont originaux, bref, cette série, ce n'est que du bonheur ; j'ai adoré !

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Amazing!! Brilliantly Written ❤

What to say, before watching this KRAMA i had no idea how its going to be. But boy, i was not disappointed at all!! I loved every bit of it - the story, acting, romance, laughter n all.... Specially the chemistry between the lead actor n actress.... it was amazing!! I also loved how they focused on every character in this series, not just the leads....I will definitely recommend it to everyone who are looking to watch something brilliant n amazing art! The only thing that I think was lacking was the OST, i really wish they had also focused more on the OST, because they were only couple of background music that I know. Overall, I give this 9/10 & you cant miss this!!!

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What's special about "Crash Landing on You"?

Yoon Se-ri (Son Ye-jin) is a successful business woman who anyone would want to be: a billionaire entrepreneur with a clothing and skincare line called "Seri's Choice". Se-ri's father, recently released from prison on probation, can no longer run the "Queen's Group" (the family's *chaebol) and wants Se-ri to take his place, because her siblings cannot compete with her business acumen. As the "Queen's Group" prepares to make the official announcement, Se-ri decides to personally test the new sports suits of her brand by paragliding, but something goes wrong, and she's caught by a sudden tornado, which pushes her to the borders with North Korea. Here she has a fateful meeting with captain Ri Jeong-hyeok (Hyun Bin): from this moment on begins a tormented and very romantic love story that will accompany you, between super fashionable outfits and moments that will keep you in suspense, until in the end.
*chaebol: term used for the first time in 1984, an industrial conglomerate that is managed by a person or a family (among the best known chaebols also in the West --> Samsung, Hyundai, LG).

Captain Ri, played by Hyun Bin, is a man who appears cold and a little naive, but who turns out to be loyal and very sweet towards Se-ri, despite his dramatic past. Se-ri, even though she is a successful and very rich woman, has a terrible family: her brothers can't stand her because she is a woman and she has been more successful than them, her mother has always treated her with indifference. Surely our two beautiful protagonists are very shippable together, with such tragic pasts! Alongside them, the secondary characters are also very important, in particular Seo Dan, played by Seo ji-hye, an heiress of a North Korean department store and aspiring cellist who is also the "girlfriend" of Ri Jeong-hyeok for an arranged marriage; Gu Seung-jun / Alberto Gu (Kim Jung-hyun, who you may know from "Welcome to Waikiki"), a smart and charming South Korean cheat with British citizenship.

This k-drama was one of the most watched on TvN in South Korea, and there are a lot of reasons why it became so popular. The first thing I want to underline is the importance given to the relations between North Korea and South Korea: from the first moment we see two completely different characters, who represent North Korea (Se-ri) and South Korea ( Captain Ri), who try to interact with each other despite the (few) differences, all seasoned with a good dose of comedy that will make you more than a laugh. Another detail that can be seen is how the series tries to make the military and all North Korean citizens more "human", which I think is very nice ... but the sister of Kim Jong Un (leader of Korea of ​​the North) doesn't think like me, infact she has repeatedly reiterated how South Korea is producing films and series that are impure and unfaithful to North Korean reality. But I can assure you that this is not the case (okay, maybe this series romanticizes things a bit, but I think it's really okay, because it's still a show, not reality!). The last thing I would like to emphasize is that the series wants to get the message across: "Okay, the two Koreas are still divided, but look, in reality you are not as different as they want you to think; you have habits, rituals and a few different words, but in the end you are always Korean citizens, whether you are from the North or from the South!".
In short, if you want to know a little about North Korea and its people, I highly recommend you to watch this drama!

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Good Reasons For Watching

Crash Landing On You is more than just romance to me which is a good reason to give it a high rating. Some aspects of North Korean life is projected in the drama which is not only an eye-opener but also gives it a unique background to the story. No doubt, the plot is all pure fantasy but the North Korean angle adds an interesting layer to the romance that follows.

Moreover, the drama manages to evoke intense feelings in viewers as the cross-border love becomes stronger but separation between the 2 lovers is inevitable. You will cry buckets in some scenes especially the separation in the last episode. So, getting tissues ready is highly recommended before you start watching. But apart from the romance, you will also be able to feel the care and camaraderie among friends. There are comical moments to lighten the mood too after more serious scenes that weigh down your feelings. In short, the drama has a little bit of everything that gel together very nicely into a great production.

Chemistry Between The Leads
The chemistry between Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin simply sizzles in Crash Landing On You. They certainly played their roles well to convince us that they are falling deeply in love deeply with each other. Perhaps the events in the story help it along as they need to sacrifice much to protect one another. But their eyes, facial expressions, and body language are often able to convey their deepest feelings to make us feel moved. The tears seem real as we cry along with them. I guess Son Ye Jin does live up to her Melodrama Queen tag each time.

I think the supporting cast also did a great job especially the soldiers and village women. Their portrayals of the unique personalities of their respective characters give the drama much more depth. They are interesting to watch rather than just mere props to support the main leads. The guest appearance by Ha Seok Jin as Jeung Hyuk’s elder brother is also a nice surprise. I first noticed him in Something About 1 Percent and that is a fun watch as well.

My Verdict
Crash Landing On You is definitely worth watching although the starting could be a little slow. It takes about 3 to 4 episodes for me to warm up to the story before I was really into it. But once you get on the ride, you will be rooting for the couple. The idea of lovers being forced apart is always going to hurt and yet, there is also always hope. Set against the political realities of North and South Korea, the story becomes even more melodramatic and the feelings more intense. Hence, they don’t even need steamy kisses to sell this romance drama. Well, they do have kisses but they tend to be sweet and far more innocent than what you would see in Her Private Life or What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim.

For this Crash Landing On You review, I would give it a 8.5/10 rating. I deducted some points for the slow start and the rushed ending. Watch it for the North Korean element, great chemistry of the main leads, and intense emotions it successfully evokes. And of course, the good-looking Hyun Bin and beautiful Son Ye Jin!

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Enjoyable experience

It was enjoyable to watch Crash Landing on you throughout. It is primarily due to the plot and premise of the film. The film is fueled by two outstanding leads, Hyun-Bin (Lee Jeong) and Son Ye-Jin (Yoon Seri) While paragliding, Yoon Seri is caught in a powerful strom that blows her off course, right into North Korea. Her presence is alerted to Captain Lee Jeong and his Army border patrol unit.

The captain discovers Yoon and the rest is an entertaining ride of intrigue, deception, comedy, and ultimately love. It is the incredible acting and phenomenal chemistry between the two main characters that sells both the story's plot and its purpose. In addition to the supporting cast and set production, the writing also contributed to the success of this classic. The two main leads do very well, but Son Ye-Jin's performance will pull on your heart and emotions.

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Fabulous Drama, Great Story, Superb leads.

This was one of the best ever South Korean Dramas I have watched. It is stand out superb.
The story is great . the acting wonderful. Both Leads were brilliant. Loved all of the North Korean Characters. The Soldiers were especially heart warming but the women were also wonderful characters. IN my top 3 favourites. I watch it regularly as a treat. Hyun Bin is gorgeous and a great lead romantic actor. The Bad Guy Gang was a monster but his acting was superb. This was a truly heart warming drama with lots of excitement and humour. Seri was wonderful . Her family were Revolting. And Captains Fiancee was awful. The settings were Superb. I so preferred the North koreans and their lifestyle to those in South Korea. The Sout Korean members of the NIS were the most charming. I loved this Drama so much.

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