The Douban score of the Korean drama "Pinball Game" is 8.2. Is this score high or low?

The Korean drama "Pinball Game" has a Douban score of 8.2. I think this score is just right, neither too high nor too low!

Lee Min Ho’s new work "Pinball" (also translated as "Pachinko") is released. The main heroine is Kim Min Ha and Oscar-winning supporting actress Yoon Yeo-jung. It has a strong lineup and excellent production. It will be released on March 25 The initial impression given by the first three episodes online is that it is full of blockbuster style and has a good sense of history. The story begins with a forbidden love during the Japanese occupation and gradually becomes a long family saga spanning Korea, Japan and the United States.

Although Lee Min Ho is not at the peak of his appearance in the drama, and his slightly swollen fleshy face has been criticized by many fans, but this drama is not a romantic theme of small love, so if it is not directed at Lee Min Ho, it is okay Ignoring it, the quality of the film itself is still quite attractive. I finished watching four episodes of "Pinball Game" and the original novel "Pachinko" in one go. I felt dizzy and exhausted, but it felt very worthwhile.

The cast of this film is very strong, including Yoon Yeo-jeong, Lee Min-ho, Chen Ha, Sawai Anna, Kim Min-ha, Arai Soji, Park So-hee, Nam Gobo, Noh Sang-hyun, Jung Eun-chae, Han Jun-woo, Yoon Seo-ho wait! Chase! Both the play and the book are worth watching, and the comparison is even more interesting. It can be said to be Korea's "The World", an epic of immigrants spanning four generations and three places (North Korea, South Korea, Japan, and the United States), Shan Ji's wandering years of more than 60 years, and descendants. Their identity is very touching. ?

In fact, this is an American drama dominated by American capital, under the Hollywood industrial system, and dressed in Korean garb; through a third perspective, the growth history of three generations is filmed in one line, which satisfies the characters. Period dramas that shape the rise of women and the male gaze can only be narrated and cross-talked through flashbacks and memories. The main theme is war and peace, love and loss, victory and calculation. It is a long epic drama spanning South Korea, Japan and the United States.

Overall, this film is worth watching!