Kill Me, Heal Me (2015)

I thought this was an amazing drama. I didn't watch any in a while but once i watched this, i was addicted. I wanted to watch more and i couldn't wait until next week! Oh those long waiting periods!!!! But! Its finally over and it was amazing. Ji Sung had to play several roles since he has D.I.D. And his roles varied so after watching this, you learn he is way too amazing of an actor. The female lead was pretty good too but the attention was on Ji Sung.
I saved all the episodes and ive already watched this 3 times. The story was amazing, and again, the roles the actor's played was perfect (and thats an understatement).
MUST WATCH DRAMA!!!

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è una telenovela / soap opera ...

bisogna saperlo prima di iniziare a guardare.
Quindi tutto, dalla scelta degli attori, alla recitazione, allo sviluppo narrativo è impostato per gente che ama questo genere di storie. Storie strampalate, senza un nesso con la realtà, i personaggi sono anacronistici: la psichiatra che ha in cura il paziente con il disturbo di personalità sembra lei stessa più demente di lui; il professore specialista che ha in cura da 10 anni il paziente sembra un addetto al banco gastronomia di un supermercato. La nonna e la mamma del protagonista sono due personaggi assurdi: davanti a un figlio o nipote che ha seri problemi, non ne sanno nulla e sono solo concentrate in giochi di potere ... Non sono solo una manciata di attori che recitano a un livello bassino, sono quasi tutti, del resto sono adeguati per il genere telenovela. L'unico che emerge è Park Seo Joon, che riesce a essere naturale e centrato nella parte anche se recita in un genere che di solito non è il suo. Ho provato a guardarlo fino a oltre metà, cercando di dar credito a chi ne parlava bene, ma mi sembra che il punteggio sia completamente fuori luogo. Per me vale poco.

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Başroldeki adam o kadar tatlı ki sabahtan akşama kadar izlerim. Ama esas kızın oyunculuğu çok sinir bozucu, makyajı çok kötü, giyimi çok alakasız. Şirketle ilgili sahneler aşırı uzun, gereğinden fazla dramatik. Sürekli beylik laflar var. Türk dizisi gibi o sahneler, iğrenç. Çooook sıkıcı. Sadece bu adamın alter egolarıyla yaşadığı maceraları anlatan bi dizi olsa hastası olurdum. Ama değil, şirketle ilgili çok fazla sahne var ve ben şirket olayını hiç sevmiyorum dizilerde. Çok sıkıcı geliyo. Bana ne şirketten ya? Anlatçaksanız da biraz ilgi çekici anlatın yani o ne öyle iki saat bakışmalar, bi cümleyi 6 dakikada bitirmeler. Hele ki esas adamın kuzeninin oyunculuğu o kadar berbat ki sürekli aynı havalı surat ifadeleri falan... Çok yapmacık. Gerçek hayattaki kimsenin mimikleri ve cümleleri öyle değil. Dayanamadım bıraktım diziyi.

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Kill Me, Heal Me: how the drama intricately explores the complexity of the human mind

Kill Me, Heal Me is an outstanding drama and one of my top favorites of 2015! This drama is excellent and brings out the most emotions in me throughout the series. The plot is very well-developed, especially regarding the origin of Do Hyun's illness. How can a man born into a wealthy family develop such a rare syndrome? That's the central question that the drama sets out to solve. As for the main character, Do Hyun, played by Park Ji Sung, his acting is INCREDIBLE! Being able to portray seven personalities without missing a beat and maintaining each personality consistently throughout the episodes without getting lost is SENSATIONAL, making each episode incredibly endearing and funny! He’s one of my favorite actors and stands out in this drama. I also got attached to all the other characters, including Ri Jin (Hwang Jung Eum), Ri On (Park Seo Joon), Han Chae Yeon (Kim Yoo Ri), and some guest appearances, particularly Heo Sook Hee (Kim Seul Gi), who appears in a few episodes. The OST perfectly matches the comedic vibe of the drama, giving it everything it needs to be truly lovable! In short, it's an excellent drama with a unique twist!

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I am suggesting this KDrama, there are twists and turns that you don't want to miss. Make sure you don't skip not one episode! The writer is very clever. I am blown away! Also, thank the writers for D.I.D. Mental issue awareness. Another D.I.D. KDrama, a very interesting topic for me. I have always been interested in D.I.D. personalities.

The main Sung Ji, this is my first seeing him in a KDrama series. From what I'm seeing, he is not a bad actor. I'm impressed seeing him playing 7 personalities. I must say, he played them with instinctively different personalities. I never laughed so hard. I loved the Martial Art scenes of one of the personalities. Of course, I had to research Sung Ji and saw that he can sing as well and knows Martial Art. Sung Ji Had my emotions (all of them) from one episode to another. Hwang Jung Eum playing Oh Ri Jin, the role called for a perky/loud/tomboyish type of role which in that case she did well too. Park Seo Joon who plays the brother Oh Ri Jin, wow, that is the only reason why I watched this drama and I'm glad I did, I got to see Sung Ji and HJE. Then you have the Grandmother (what a &#@^%) The actress who played that role played it very well... just too convincing... *applauding*.

Visuals: I love the visuals especially two tall statues while two were walking. Those were beautiful! I am wondering if they were part of the set they built or real in the town. The soundtrack was good. Thanking the team of "Kill Me, Heal Me". I enjoyed it so much that I stayed up watching every one of the episodes. I'm sleepy now! lol

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A VALIANT EFFORT- but it`s still a drama

If you were to ask an average drama addict to recommend you a good drama tackling mental health and societal issues within that context, they would most probably answer with three contenders:"It`s Okay to Not be Okay", "It`s Okay, That`s Love"(my personal favorite) and this drama. And while all of these depict a wide array of mental illnesses(from antisocial personality disorder to schizophrenia), "Kill Me, Heal Me" would still be an endearing pick, but nowhere near as serious and pondering as the competition.

"Kill Me, Heal Me" should be watched for Ji Sung`s and Park Seo Joon`s great performances(people always dunk on his abilities, but I personally find PSJ very capable when given the right script and this is the proof of that. Besides, he`s extremely likeable), lovely OST, at times amazing cinematography and SOME of the storylines it presents. Now, first of all, this is my first experience with Ji Sung`s acting and the man gave his ALL. He was believable, driven, mostly accurate when portraying different personalities and he really cemented his acting abilities for me. It was delightful to see such convincing acting in this kind of drama. All the props and I heard he won an award for this role, which he totally deserved. While other positives don`t need explaining, I do however, need to expand upon these storylines and, more importantly, the whole writing aspect of this drama.

One thought couldn`t escape me as I watched this show - there must`ve been several writing switch ups during the writing of the script itself, because it was all over the place. First seven episodes were definitely the most grueling, as they were filled with slapstick humor and questionable handling of the whole DID topic. If I had to compare these episodes to another show, imagine if "Strong Woman Do Bong Soon"`s writer decided to write a script around a chaebol with DID-those seven would be the result of that. From episode eight onwards, up until episode fifteen, it felt like a drama well worth exploring. The conflicts and presentation both excelled in this regard throughout those eight episodes. And then, once again, we hit a standstill until the end where it felt like the assistant of the past writer decided to give his own interpretation a try. With mixed results, honestly. Where both past dramas evaded cliches and/or swerved expectations, this one kept them in. For some, I think they were necessary(like them being childhood friends)but others just felt like an overkill(the whole love triangle, flashbacks, breaking up for drama`s sake and main female lead`s acting all in all). Now, I cannot go any further without discussing the character of Chae Do Hyun`s father. He is probably the biggest glaring mishap in this script. Throughout the show we get snippets of just how menacing he is and this was done well enough, but when the actual reveal happens, his inconsistencies come to light as well. He is remembered as a gentle, good father, who only wanted to escape the claws of his family(which can also be interpreted as irresponsible), only to come back with his son and become a whole different person. Now, where the inconsistencies come is in both his treatment of Oh Ri Jin and the conclusion Chae Do Hyun`s mother comes to - that he apparently loved Oh Ri Jin`s mother. It is glaring because other than the horrible abuse, we never get any other negative motives for his behavior, creating a disconnect. Even worse is I half expected him to get a redemption arc because they were hellbent on showing him as a good person. Which he...isn`t. No matter that he wanted to save Oh Ri Jin, it is a fact that he`s a perpetrator and a horrible human being, period. To be fair, the rest of adults who had a hand in Oh Ri Jin`s and Chae Do Hyun`s tragedy weren`t any better, including her mother. And another thing. I won`t discuss DID representation, as I`ve got next to no experience and some say that it`s good, others say it`s hamfisted. But I was almost shocked to find out some peoplee wanted Shin Se Gi to become a host and I was like:Why exactly? I get it, he gets things done and next to Chae Do Hyun, he gets the most screen time, but he embodies another part of Chae Do Hyun, as in, you`re rooting for a basically incomplete being to win over a really fleshed out one. I liked him too, don`t get me wrong, but not to that extent.

All in all, "Kill Me, Heal Me" is a endearingly good drama tugging on your heartstrings if you`ll let it. But at the end of the day it still has plot holes, an annoyingly average drama female lead and very simplistic view of DID. Still, it`s worth watching to heal your cynical heart.

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Com um enredo não tão comum, a história se mostrou magnífica. De história é muito envolvente apesar de ter vários episódios. A atuação de Ji Sung no papel principal foi de deixar de queixo caído, ele conseguiu fazer várias personagens distintas, sendo capaz de serem reconhecidos apenas por conta de um olhar. Simplesmente um show de atuação. Já a heroína feminina lembra uma personalidade que era bastante popular à uns tempos atrás, é que ainda hoje é bastante usado, a garota que fala gritando, que é bastante expressiva e as vezes ansiosa. É uma boa personagem, porém, por possuir uma personalidade tão expressiva e as vezes explosiva deixa uma angústia, mas tirando isso é uma personagem divertida, competente e bondosa de coração. As músicas e cenários também são bons, as cinegragias típicas de um K-drama romântico. O legal de tudo são as várias personalidade e situações apresentadas, sendo impossível que ao menos uma o telespectador não goste. Há clichês na história, porém é algo agradável e que casa com o enredo em si.

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