Hermanos milagrosos

I must say this is an excellent storytelling Korean series with real and unique concept on time travel and crime investigation. Must watch. This series from beginning has unique concept on time travel mystery with thrilling episodes that can connect you from beginning to end. Even the background score and all the songs are too good and enjoyable fitting with emotions, twist in each episodes. I loved watching each and every episodes with lots inner questioning, what would be next going to happen. As usual korean drama series never disappoint in creating a unique aura of gripping story, screenplay and mind blowing direction, and finally the characters are two lively feels like they are playing real time events. Each and every character in this series done their best act, specially Main lead & magical miraculous brother's.

This drama is so satisfying. After each episode you can't wait for next episode. The mystery in this drama amazing. You can't imagine what happen in next episode. The acting is great of all actors. You can feel their emotion while watching series. This story is great for who want mystery, thrill in a story. All episodes are satisfying. You can't imagine this is time travel plot story.

I love the story. I love the character of dong gu, Kang sen and hee nyul. I love how much suspense and thrill this story contain. The bond between protagonists is so good. But the drama is underrated, it acting is superb and plot is well written. I have watched full drama and I love it.

Miraculous Brothers starts off as a murder mystery, into science fantasy-time travel, into brotherly love, into book writing and into religious fanaticism. WOW! The writing was incredible! Every episode left you hanging and wanting more! The actor, Jung Woo, plays leading man Dong Joo, is brash, loud, impatient, annoying...and then naive, funny, empathetic, sincere, a good son, a loving brother all at once. He is amazing! Young actor Bae Hyun Sung was very convincing as the teenage boy from 1995. The lovable detectives were led by actress Park Yoo Rim and veteran actor Ahn Nae Sang and my favorite character was Dong Jo's BF and street cop Yong Dae (actor Jo Bok Rae). The rest of the supporting cast was excellent and gave this drama a lot of believability. OST was powerful and creepy at times. Bravo to the Director and writer who left us, the viewers wanting a 2nd season👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Note: I wish Kdramas cop series who love to use female detectives as leading characters would not dress and style them like males: unkempt hair, hoodies and sweatshirts, no make-up. I feel bad for those actresses who sign up for such roles.

This drama is so compelling and so beautifully written. The story unfolds, very deliberately, and nothing is revealed in the plot to soon keeps you on the edge of your seat. The acting is just perfect. Just paced so perfectly. And I have to complement both the directors, all the crew and writers, and also art direction and of course the actors you have to make all of this come alive on the screen it really is quite something. It's full of pain hits of human beings, but also with a lot of compassion and reflection about that pain in the causes of it. It's a real subject, the touches the heart. Visually done in the style of film noir it keeps you engaged because you always feel that there's something that isn't being told isn't being seen and it requires you to reach in to your own mind to fill in the gaps and then you wanna check and see if you're right. Definitely worth watching!

I wasn't happy when this series turned into a police procedural, but it redeemed itself in the end. What I like about many of the Korean series is that they have moral heft, and this was a good example of that. For me, the most interesting elements involved the relationship between the brothers and between Yook Dong-Joo and Kang San. But I was confused in the middle, and although it came together, it dragged a little. The acting was impressive, the ending was satisfying, and the main characters, as well as the minor characters, were likable. As an author, I could really relate to Yook Dong-Joo's publishing insecurities, Nicely done.