I just finished watching the Lucifer. It took me a really long time to finish this one but I must say, I really hated the ending. I did not expect both of the main leads to die and when I think about the logic behind the death, I really could not find one. Yes, it was obvious they both finally forgiven each other but why must they died?
I had a mixed feeling about this drama. First of all, I like Jo Ji Hoon but in this drama, I could not really accept his acting. Acting wise he literally murdered his own character. It showed how bad he acted. But still I have a soft spot for JJH since I had seen a better side of him especially in the movie “The Naked Kitchen”.
The only actor I came to like a lot in this drama is Gang Osu father. In whatever way he was speaking, he really spoke like a father and I could feel his love for his sons. I was sad he also died in the end of the drama which made me think why did the screenwriter had to kill most of the leads just to end the stories? Couldn’t he or she end it in a happy note?
In my version of ending I would feel better if both struggled, threatened to kill each other, screamed at each other but in the end no one died and both lived happily ever after even though some of their past did haunt them once in a while. But that where you actually understand the word “forgiveness” isn’t? They must find forgiveness not by trying to understand everything and put all the blame to themselves but by seeking it from the power beyond us hoping that He will truly and eventually heal us from our iniquities.
And that’s my two cents about this drama. I enjoyed watching it though. ^_^
I had a mixed feeling about this drama. First of all, I like Jo Ji Hoon but in this drama, I could not really accept his acting. Acting wise he literally murdered his own character. It showed how bad he acted. But still I have a soft spot for JJH since I had seen a better side of him especially in the movie “The Naked Kitchen”.
The only actor I came to like a lot in this drama is Gang Osu father. In whatever way he was speaking, he really spoke like a father and I could feel his love for his sons. I was sad he also died in the end of the drama which made me think why did the screenwriter had to kill most of the leads just to end the stories? Couldn’t he or she end it in a happy note?
In my version of ending I would feel better if both struggled, threatened to kill each other, screamed at each other but in the end no one died and both lived happily ever after even though some of their past did haunt them once in a while. But that where you actually understand the word “forgiveness” isn’t? They must find forgiveness not by trying to understand everything and put all the blame to themselves but by seeking it from the power beyond us hoping that He will truly and eventually heal us from our iniquities.
And that’s my two cents about this drama. I enjoyed watching it though. ^_^
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