The Golden Spoon

Brilliant story line, excellent script, first class cast and acting, fine cinematography, directing, editing. What's not to like!

Korean series are no strangers to convoluted plots, this one leads the pack, but the 'convolutions' are logical and at times stunning. The pace is consistent, right to the end. No GOT let downs here.

Politics social classes / barriers, business ethics or lack off, dubious pasts and questionable futures rule the script, all interpreted through inter personal and intra family relationships, with interchangeable parents as the kicker. There I also the mandatory element of occassional violence and frequent corruption.

Greed, social position and pride are the motors, with a nice balance of complex love issues.

Highly recommended!

In the first 3 episodes you'll know whether to continue the series or not but this new k-drama just need a total of 30 mins to hooked their audience up. Instantly fell in love with all the characters, all of them delivered their role well also they're new faces so it's interesting to watch knowing that this will give a totally new air of k-drama industry.

At first I thought an hour long episode is such a waste of time but I didn't regret from starting this k-drama, now I'm left craving for more. Don't know what's ahead since it's still showing but hopefully this series won't let the viewers down. Highly recommend viewers to try this too you'll find it interesting in the first few minutes!

I absolutely loved this series!

The morals of the show are so straightforward but also complex when you really think about it.

Love the idea of Golden Spoon, the plot depicts real social problem. There are many interesting plot twist too. All the casts do wonderful job, especially Sung Jae Yook. I like here most is the fact that they proceed with the deep character development of the protagonist. He somewhat has grey shade.

This show has an excellent ending. Generally dramas get a little boring in the middle..but this drama was captivating through out.

I was intrigued by the story and liked the series until the end.

I would highly recommend it.

Korean Drama " The Golden Spoon " is a webtoon live action.

The series is a character drama, thus, it focuses more on its main leads, rather than the romance, which was okay, but, fortunately, didn't overshadow the main story. Rather, it compliment it and was there to add a few touches of emotional frustration.

On the other hand, the drama weighted the family bonds more, compared to any love story. The family drama was on point and was rightfully enough intense.

However, the drama after the first part, got confusing, as they kept adding golden spoons. Thus, it was hard to keep track on who was who, or whom they used to be.

The performances, in addition, were great by all the actors and actresses in the cast.

So, overall, eight out of ten.

I didn't expect this drama to be so amazing. Only 2 episodes and I'm hooked. Yook Sungjae delivers amazing emotions. So impressed with his acting. When he chose this as his comeback drama I really didn't have much expectations. I was so surprised at how fast the scenes go and the how the story line is so suspenseful. I'm excited to watch the next episodes. I hope Yook Sungjae gets recognized as an actor. The rest of the cast is amazing too. The visuals of this crew is just insane. I hope The Golden Spoon wins an Emmy and goes international. Too bad Disney Plus did not make it accessible for international views.