Our Blues

Netflix has missed the mark on American shows, not surprised people have canceled their subscriptions, but I have to say Asian dramas, comedies, romance, action have been incredible by far on Netflix. It's nice to watch well written shows again. Our Blues is done so well. You'll laugh You'll cry, I totally recommend this series.

Stories of all characters are moved as s%##!

Wonderful drama, need some tissues between each stories.

Wonderful acting, wonderful stories, wonderful scenario.

What else?

What a beautiful drama. Everything was done subtly, realistically, with simplicity and yet lots of depth. I don't think there's ever been a better cast in a Korean drama, the list of A-list stars in this is hard to believe at first. Episode 15 is a must watch, could probably be seen on its own.

"Our Blues" , is masterpiece, one of the best drama all time for me . Top-notch acting skills , best script, directing , piece of life drama .

The script is based on characters of casts , want to tell us that each everyone are main casts in their own life !!

Actors are best acting & so natural at the way they perform in their character.

Watching this drama - make me feel like listening blue music of normal people life .

Every single episodes are really heart-touching !!

Our Blues is Best directing and best script , the way they present the drama to audiences is unlike usual drama ,they want to tell "everyone is main character, leading role in their own life".

#ourblues.

Not a character miscast. Not an emotion overplayed. Not a storyline over-told. Absolutely flawless.

The technical details - not a single goof. The cinematography... breathtaking. The writing: quite nearly voyeuristic as we share these lives and learn their most intimate secrets.

That exceedingly talented (adorable!) little girl. The heartbreaking revelation of domestic violence. The genius introduction of a gifted artist. The profound bleakness of depression. The stigma of teen pregnancy. Through it all, the poignant need of a neglected boy who only ever wanted to hug his mom. Even after all those years.

And how all of those tragic elements pale in comparison to joy of belonging.

This entire show can be summed up in one word. Exquisite.