The Sound of Magic

I loved the show and the story. Great performances by everyone. Hwang In-Yeop shines as Na Il-deung and impresses with his acting skills and portrays his character and his various emotions with finesse, Choi Sung-eun as Yoon Ah-yi delivers an amazing performance and shines in her role. Ji Chang-Wook as the wizard Lee Eul is just amazing, he does justice to his role and impresses you with his skills. Nam Da-reum as the young Lee Eul also delivers a very strong performance and impresses you with his acting skills. Overall a wonderfully acted series with some very strong performances.

All in all a great show to watch. Very feel good, walks you through various human emotions and stories. Only issue I can think of is that it can be a little bit slow paced at times. But even with that accounted for this is a GEM of a Show and is definitely a must watch.

I binged this in a day. It was a bit slow in the middle, as most series are. It was still enjoyable and it did have little twists here and there which made my keep on guessing and wanting to watch more. I'd welcome a second season if they wanted to do that!!

I'm gonna be straight with y'all, I don't watch Korean TV. I don't get it, I don't like it, I don't watch it. The only reason I watched Annarasumanara, is because I read the comic, and the comic is bomb.

This show did the comic justice in every way I could've wanted (other than the obvious lack of really odd heads on some characters that apparently didn't translate to TV).

I thought the acting was superb, the visuals were awesome, and the casting was spot on.

My only problem was the musical aspect, but that's more of a personal thing as I really don't care for musicals.

I wholeheartedly recommend!

The drama should be nominated in oscars acadamy awards. This was honestly an amazing experience. Definitely one of the most creative and visually stunning dramas I've ever seen. Feels like it was made to binge and just lose yourself in.

There was an unexpected charm to this show that I can't quite put my finger on. Honestly, when I watched the trailer, I wasn't even one bit interested. I can't believe I didn't know it was a musical until I saw it on my Netflix homepage this morning. I think that's what drew me to watching it: I'd never seen a musical K-Drama before, and especially with Ji Chang-wook and Hwang In-yeop, I practically leaped at the play button.

Annara Sumanara is a joyful drama: it's beautiful and magical; nostalgic and astounding. I honestly don't have anything to say about that because I finished it only a few minutes ago. I've barely even processed the ending. The songs are quite good and the episodes are each very interesting and immersive. If I was a bit younger and didn't rush to finish the show in one day, it probably would've been 10/10 for me. I think it's a must-watch, for sure!