To My Star 2 (2022)

Exceptional Talents

I loved season 1 and I am really excited for this seaso 2.. I love the fact that they stick still to their story. More secrets to be revealed. Love you KSJ and HJW. Fighting.. the story shows how the relationship goes. How many obstacles you will face. But i am pretty much sure if you love that person, you will really understand the differences. There is no perfect relationship. However, respect and acceptance is really important especially that everyday you are both exploring.

Han Ji Woo maybe cold but i can see how caring he is to Kang Seo Jeon. They really love each other.

Another factor I want to know also is the character of Kim Hyung Gi. I hope there is more story about him.

Nevertheless, i love this series and will continue to support this series.

Love you all ❤️❤️❤️

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As bad as others say

To my Star S1 is a series I’ve watched many many many time. I’ve shown my friends and have praised the show often.

S2 is nothing like S1, I understand that fandoms give leeway for some toxicity. However, what was displayed in this season was disgusting. while I believe Ji Woo has the right to choose who he wants to be with. I find it odd that SJ continues to grovel at his feet.

in no world does Ji Woo deserve SJ, I don’t really care about trauma anybody goes through. Adults are expected to live life and not act like a teenager who lives on angst.

I’m my opinion Season 2 doesn’t exist. Simply a fever dream by SJ, will feel the same about a Season 3 as well.

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EMOTIONAL DAMAGE

That sums up.

I wouldn't rewatch the first 9 episodes even if someone paid me, but I still subject myself to the pain by watching some amazing FMVs... And then I go back to the last episode and the cycle of trauma continues.

It resonated with me so closely that I really regret watching and suffering through it. Is it a masterpiece? Maybe, probably so. But at what cost?

And for me, Seo Joon is such an unbelievable strong character because he is so hopeful, and amazingly full of life. Any other person would let the pain fester when they got back together and lash out at some moment. Only Seo Joon is capable of letting go, forgiving, almost forgetting, and trying to be happy. But for us, viewers, the pain is real and raw.

A fucking emotional damage.

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Un amore sofferto ma dolcissimo.

Dopo la prima stagione che mi era già piaciuta mi sono vista pure questa e mi e piaciuta più della prima.Mi è dispiaciuto vederli così sofferenti e che la serenità e tranquillità quasi alla fine ma per fortuna ha un giusto finale.
Loro due sono davvero troppo carini insieme.In questa seconda stagione si scopre la fragilità dei due personaggi e la tenerezza tra loro e delicata e bella da vedere.Questa stagione e un po' sofferta ma spero faranno una terza stagione e anche altre perché è davvero molto carino come drama e mi piacerebbe vedere altre loro avventure.

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:)

to be honest, i could write an entire essay about this season.
for starters, let’s talk about the break-up. it was so extremely painful to watch. of course, i loved season 1 so much because that was the start of everything, but season 2 really just did something else for me. i seriously love angst and painful plots, so you could understand why i’m obsessed with this season.
i felt so terrible for seojoon. not knowing the reason why jiwoo left him must have been so devastating for him. and jiwoo, the way he was acting like nothing was even happening, i couldn’t handle it. it was so painful.
there were many scenes where i got very emotional. the way woohyeon and kangmin portray their characters is incredible. in some scenes, it really felt as if i were [character], just because the way their emotions were expressed so perfectly and realistically. it really hit me like a truck. i may be dramatic, but there was a certain scene where i could really feel jiwoo’s emotion, as if i were soaking it up like a sponge. it was heartbreaking and devastating, and so suffocating. these men really deserve an award for their performance in this season, because it was seriously extraordinary.
it’s hard to really write my true feelings about this season without giving any spoilers.
if i’m ever in the need to feel like i myself have got broken up with, i will definitely rewatch this.
many people didn’t like the season because they just didn’t like how seojoon and jiwoo broke up, but that’s exactly why i like this season so much.
it showed how realistic dating is. no couple in this world is going to have a perfect, painless relationship. maybe this is my preference for drama and angst talking, but it really took this couple and characters to a whole new level.
i seriously applaud woohyeon and kangmin. they are incredible actors.

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I have no words to describe how much I loved this second season, I was kinda disappointed when the chef ditched his bf and left to create a new restaurant without any words to him, and of course his ex bf went to go look for him and the chef didn’t want him there…
but they definitely stepped up their level with the kiss scenes because I was so shocked when both of the scenes came up.
I loved this season more than the first one
and the chef was also playing hard to get which kinda made me mad but it’s what made it interesting.
Would definitely recommend

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THEY'RE SO CUTE

I swear Seo Joon got a little too relatable to me. I'm just like him so this season really made me realize some things. Also I'm watching this season after watching the first one 4 times. In the beginning Ji Woo felt a little off, but then towards the end when he really opened up to Seo Joon was when I finally understood his character compeltely. I feel like they made Ji Woo so closed during both season that it was hard to understand him so for me he always felt like a complicated puzzle that I couldn't solve. Thank god they communicated (communication saves so much relationships). Anyway I really loved this and I'm in love with their relationship, I really needed to see them just being lovey dovey.

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Ele Levou a Estrela, Agora Só Resta a Escuridão

Após assistir à primeira temporada, minhas expectativas estavam altas para a segunda temporada de "Para Minha Estrela 2". Eu esperava que ela mantivesse o tom fofo que tanto me encantou na primeira parte da história. No entanto, a segunda temporada me surpreendeu de forma inesperada, apresentando um enredo repleto de angústia e, sinceramente, foi simplesmente ruim.

Para ser sincero, a segunda temporada me deixou confuso, e eu a achei desnecessária. A trama se concentrou em um ciclo de angústia, com um personagem magoando repetidamente o outro ao longo de vários episódios, o que prejudicou muito minha apreciação pela temporada.

O enredo, em alguns momentos, seguiu um caminho já explorado em muitos outros doramas, com plots comuns que eu pessoalmente odeio, como o desaparecimento repentino, o retorno à cidade natal, o reencontro com um antigo ex-namorado e a insistência do interesse amoroso principal em reconquistar o outro. Esses elementos foram utilizados de forma clichê, o que arruinou a história.

O aspecto que mais me frustrou foi a falta de empatia na história. Embora o personagem central tenha suas razões para agir da maneira como age, isso não justifica suas atitudes ofensivas e cruéis em relação ao parceiro. A dor e o isolamento dele eram compreensíveis, mas não justificavam o comportamento que ele teve, e ninguém vai mudar minha opinião sobre isso. Eu me senti muito mal assistindo a tudo.

A série tentou contar uma história profunda e "realista", fazendo todos chorarem, mas falhou em transmitir isso corretamente. Foi uma experiência que provocou lágrimas, mas pelos motivos errados.

Além disso, a narrativa carecia de uma resolução digna. A ausência de um final realista e genuíno tornou a história difícil de engolir. A tentativa dos escritores de resolver tudo no final parecia insuficiente, resultando em uma sensação de superficialidade e falta de autenticidade na história de amor.

A forma como a trama se desenrolou, com uma reconciliação quase súbita e a retomada de um relacionamento feliz, sem um processo de reconciliação adequado, foi desapontadora. O tratamento displicente do personagem principal em relação ao seu parceiro após um longo período de ausência também não contribuiu para a empatia da história. Para mim, isso não tem perdão, e não há justificativa suficiente para aceitar de bom grado esse casal junto.

Eu juro que entendo o Ji Woo, afinal, quem nunca esteve tão apaixonado que ficou com medo? No entanto, mesmo assim, essa história não me convence. Não é realista, essa não pode ser a realidade. Em relacionamentos reais, as pessoas podem cometer erros, experimentar conflitos e incertezas, mas a abordagem da segunda temporada de pareceu exagerada e pouco fundamentada na realidade. A série exagerou na angústia e na crueldade, o que tornou difícil acreditar que esses personagens poderiam superar suas diferenças de maneira tão abruptas.

A segunda temporada perdeu a oportunidade de explorar o desenvolvimento do relacionamento entre os personagens principais de forma mais profunda e significativa. Para aqueles que apreciaram a primeira temporada pela sua leveza, pode ser sensato não assistir à segunda temporada para preservar as lembranças felizes da série.

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Uma Obra Prima!

Defenderei este Drama até o fim.
Este drama realmente é diferente de quase tudo que estamos acostumados a assistir, provavelmente por isso muitas pessoas o acharam desnecessário em relação a primeira temporada, no entanto, é formidável.
Primeiramente falando da atuação de todo elenco, principalmente dos protagonistas, percebemos emoção em todas as cenas, em seguida a produção, roteiro, fotografia, ambientação, cenários, som, pouquíssimas vezes aquela tremida de câmera corriqueira nos dramas coreanos.
Agora sobre a história. Sim foi muito dramática, não, não foi fofinha como a primeira temporada, porém foi sensível, real e verdadeira, nos trouxe camadas de emoções dos personagens principalmente do Sea Joon e do Ji Woo; possíveis traumas de infância e inicio da vida adulta, traumas familiares e tudo isso foi muito bem trabalhado mostrando como pode realmente afetar nossas relações.
Um pena que muitas pessoas não conseguiram compreender desta forma e até mesmo menosprezaram as dificuldades emocionais do Ji Woo, enfatizando que na vida adulta não temos o direito de ter medo e de não saber se expressar, percebo que alguns comentários sobre o drama, chegam a menosprezar comportamentos depressivos, como se isso não fosse sério.
Enfim, uma obra linda de se ver, diferente dos clichês ( que eu adorooo, por sinal), mas fomos acariciamos com essa Obra Prima.

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Give Jiwoo a hug and apologize to him right now you haters! (Repost)

So, I've seen how people are kind of like trashing on Jiwoo because of what he did to Seojoon. It's understandable, and it's not very nice because, you know - he kind of just went AWOL without telling Seojoon why or what he did (it wasn't Seojoon's fault, anyway).

So, why did Jiwoo leave? In my perspective, I personally felt like he was insecure. He had trauma from his past lover, and obviously, they didn't end well together. Jiwoo had kept it to himself because he didn't want to be Seojoon's burden (with the guy already having busy schedules). Jiwoo's pretty much a pessimist, I think it was shown during the show (but I haven't watched it in a hot second and writing this months after I watched).

Jiwoo's afraid that Seojoon would leave him eventually, like how his ex did. Like he was afraid that Seojoon would finally realize how boring he was (he's not) and leave him, so with this plaguing his mind for a good year was probably tiring. And so he breaks up with Seojoon and ran away because he wanted to protect himself from the larger pain of when Seojoon does end up breaking his heart.

He's just trying to protect himself before it happens even if it won't because he doesn't know the future, he's insecure, he's negative about it, and he just wants to push himself away before it's too late.

So obviously, Seojoon finds him and brings him back and reassures him about it. Like it's fine. Anyway, thanks for reading through my little rant, I just wanna go give him a hug. I will literally be the biggest Jiwoo defender. I don't care.

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Gritty, raw & real

Excellent…TMS 1’s low budget and repeated sets created a domestic, comforting & indie vibe - but this sequel is an huge upgrade in a technical and deeper pensiveness. This is gritty and raw, moving away from the original, and instead into a well-written melodrama. With a high budget, vivid colours, creative camerawork and compelling acting, it’s clear in a technical aspect how they depicted realism.

We get to see the characters’ personal disposition and details that weren’t there in the original, such as a glimpse into Seojoon’s acting career and Jiwoo’s past. As well as comparing the happy flashbacks to the lonely present..this story is angsty and maybe frustrating at times, but that’s how it felt real.

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