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SYNOPSIS
Yoo Tak, the leader, and vocalist of an indie band called One More Time, which he started with his childhood friends. Tak's been maintaining the band ever since for over ten years. The indie band flourished for a while, at one point boldly refusing to succumb to the establishment. But alas, Tak's getting older, the popularity of his band is dwindling, and life isn't getting any easier financially, which is why he eventually signs with a label this late in the game. While enduring the difficult conditions inherent at a major music label, an unforeseeable event takes place and Tak gets swept up in it: An unwanted time leap allows him to journey back in time to regain his girlfriend.
Episode Guide 8 episodes, 30 mins long.
Cast Members L as Yoo Tak
Yoon So Hee as Da In Kim Jiyoung as Lady in Red
Review
2 out of 5
Back at it with the Lady in Red. Any time she appears, there's a lot of questioning and sadness. This drama really portrays the idea of falling out of love as you get older. It truly hurts if you really think about it. Falling out of love is the worst feeling ever, and realizing that your partner is drifting away hurts so much. It's truly a sad concept.
I cried as well, but the ending didn't really have it for me. Because the whole story was based around Da In's sickness and her will to live for Yoo Tak. The ending did not make sense, nor did the relationships between some of the characters.
The actors in this drama were astounding in my book, they were portraying their characters very well and it felt so real. As if we as watchers were watching someone fall out of love.
This drama also gives the idea of repeating the same day over and over again, which is quite hard to work around - but they give it an okay meaning and execute it mediocre. Some people might have been content with the ending, but it wasn't that great in my book.
I would recommend it to watchers who have Netflix and have some time to spare, since it is somewhat short.
