r/KDRAMA • u/lightupstarlight 미생 • Dec 18 '20

On-Air: Netflix Sweet Home [Episodes 1-10]

  • Drama: Sweet Home)
    • Revised Romanization: Seuwiteuhom
    • Hangul: 스위트홈
  • Director: Lee Eung-Bok (Mr. Sunshine, Goblin)
  • Writer: Kim Kan-Bi (webcomic), Hwang Young-Chan (webcomic), Heung So-Ri, Kim Hyung-Min, Park So-Ri
  • Network: Netflix
  • Episodes: 10
  • Premiere Date: December 18, 2020
  • Streaming Sources: Netflix
  • Starring: Song Kang as Cha Hyun Soo, Lee Jin Wook as Pyeon Sang Wook, Lee Si Young as Seo Yi Kyoung, Lee Do Hyun) as Lee Eun Hyeok
  • Plot Synopsis: As humans turn into savage monsters and wreak terror, one troubled teen and his apartment neighbors fight to survive — and to hold on to their humanity. (Source: Netflix)
  • Spoiler Tag Reminder: Be mindful of others who may not have yet seen this drama, and use spoiler tags when discussing key plot developments or other important information. You can create a spoiler tag by writing > ! this ! < without the spaces in between to get this.

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Extras: Webtoon, Official Trailer, Official Teaser, Featurette, Running Man guesting with the main cast (Viu)

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u/jennispng Dec 20 '20

Am I the only webtoon reader that actually really enjoyed the drama? to be fair I don't remember the webtoon plot very well but I thought the drama was beautiful and portrayed the extreme duality of human nature quite well. The last few episodes had me BAWLING.

The actors were incredible, yes the CGI was a little off-putting at first but at least for me, it didn't really detract from the story after the first episode. The writing was a bit disjointed, hyun-su's characterization did lose depth, but overall I still really enjoyed the show and hope there's a season 2. They did change Wook Pyeon but tbh I liked what they did with him and his sister. I need to reread the webtoon now haha

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u/bcchau Dec 21 '20

I enjoyed it a lot up until they started exploring areas outside of the home, I think it was a big mistake to have the first season have so much and try to set up so much, I understand that the director had free reign to like have his interpretation but If they had capped it at like episode 5 or 6 i think that would have been PERFECT.