¡Hola y adiós, mamá!

There are reviews that state the story drags. Maybe to some. But honestly, to me, it gave me time to appreciate the story in its entirety, get to know the characters and gave me different perspectives of life & death. The acting was phenomenal & really made me believe that they were actually experiencing this. I cried like a baby throughout the series. I love it. Looking forward to more projects from everyone.

It's good, in the beginning it was fun to watch but it gets more serious and serious and heavy. If you are seeking for some lighter k-drama during Corona/COVID-19 times try something else;

This drama had all the ingredients of a great show. However writing wasn't good enough and the script was especially disappointing towards the end. It is still a worthy watch for anyone who is interested in a drama about family and importance of daily life (living everyday to the fullest and without regrets). Beware: if you decide to watch this, keep a box of tissues with you.

Things I liked:

• Kim Tae-hee's work as Cha Yu-ri (wow, she nails this role. Hats off to her. Single reason to watch this show)
• Beautiful cinematography

Things I didn't like:

• Heartbreaking ending (one could think of multiple ways to end this better than how they did. Also the reason provided for this end isn't compelling or convincing enough - you will know what I mean once you reach the end)
• Quite a few scenes were repeated across two episodes
• Some filler moments were quite silly

Bonus:

• The main background score (the one that comes on when Yuri come back to life - this shot is lovely too) is fantastic

I wasn't sure what to expect when I started watching this show but I'm glad I found it on Netflix! I'm new to Korean Dramas and this series has been a nice break from some of the other Kdramas I just started watching where there's someone emotionally, physically, or verbally abusing someone. In this drama it has elements of a decent and realistic view of life after losing something special.

I laughed, cried, and felt a renewed sense of gratitude for life & death. I will be sad (ironically) when this series ends.

While not perfect in every aspect, it made me feel like no other series or movie ever made me feel. I couldn't sleep the night I watched the last episode. It made me think things differenetly. I'm actually in shock while writing this review, many hours later...

The funny thing is, I avoid watching this type of dramas. I thought it's a comedy because of the trailer I watched on Netflix. It's actually the opposite.

My main critisism is the length of the series. It could/should have ended in 10 episodes. That's the main reason I give only 8 stars. The acting is great and Kim Tae-hee is amazing.

Worth watching, but be prepared to cry...a lot

Edit: They shouldn't make a second season. It ended perfectly.