You Make Me Dance

This story is so beautiful, heartwarming and tender. Both heroes are nice and beauty, and I was really happy about end.

It was a good drama, sweet and short. But maybe it had more potential than was delivered.

Acting was fine enough!

The last episode was twisted and turned more than the entire series itself, lol.

If I want to watch a Korean BL any day, I'll choose "To My Star" or "Where Your Eyes Linger" more than this but that doesn't mean its not worth the watch.

I felt that its not as good as compared to them but it did justice just fine enough to the time length it runs for, so you can watch it if you like dance and want to explore a different kind of relationship.

More like a debtor and creditor, :)

I've heard a lot of praise about kdramas, but I feel like I haven't come across one yet where all that wonderful talk is applied. You make me dance had something in it, I have to admit. A beautiful winter setting, a beautiful dance choreography, a beautifully slowly developing relationship. But... there's a but. The chemistry between the main characters was unmistakable and despite the snow and winter we could see how things sparkled between them. The boys played their roles brilliantly, they have to be given that, but something about the whole thing bothered me. I felt like they were stretching it too much. I know that something like this is completely natural for kdramas and I don't think that was the problem. I'm sorry I can't give a higher rating, but it wouldn't be honest if I did.

Second best BL produced in Korean on the list of my personal favorites. Shi On and Jin Soek played their characters really well. The theme of the story, with contemporary dance incorporated into the routine of one of the characters, intrigued me to watch this short drama to begin with. Their chemistry was adorable on screen. Even though the actors had to walk on eggshells around queer plot they managed to calibratedly display bonding. A romance casually crops between two men and no homophobic elements in the background, saramsuropkae. It might contain a dash of a fanfic due to the professions and nature of the two characters. Sometimes a bowl of ramyeon at a street vendor is more memorable than a serving at Michelin. Not an idol drama, no flashy attires, no adrenaline rush or twisted melodramatic plot, no glamorous product endorsements, not from a renowned production house in the industry but..... Worth the Watch.

What can I say? You have to watch it to know what I mean about the story being beautiful.