La vita di Go Eun Sung è simile a quella di Cenerentola. Dopo la morte del padre, la sua matrigna, Baek Sung Hee, le ha portato via tutti i suoi beni e il fratello minore, Eun Woo, scompare improvvisamente senza lasciare traccia. Nonostante questo, Eun Sung persevera e lavora duramente per realizzare i suoi sogni. Quando l'amministratore delegato di un'azienda alimentare, Jang Sook Ja, soffre di amnesia e non riesce a ricordare chi è, Eun Sung la accoglie. Eun Sung non sa però di essere la nonna di Sun Woo Hwan, l'uomo con cui ha scambiato le valigie all'aeroporto. In che modo i loro continui battibecchi li porteranno a capire che si preoccupano l'uno dell'altra più di quanto non facciano trasparire? Modifica la Traduzione
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- Titolo Originale: 찬란한 유산
- Conosciuto Anche Come: Brilliant Legacy , Beautiful Legacy , Chanranhan Yusan
- Sceneggiatore: So Hyun Kyung
- Regista: Jin Hyeok
- Generi: Romantico, Melodramma
Dove Guardare Shining Inheritance
Cast & Ringraziamenti
- Han Hyo Joo Ruolo Principale
- Lee Seung Gi Ruolo Principale
- Bae Soo Bin Ruolo Principale
- Moon Chae Won Ruolo Principale
- Ban Hyo JungJang Sook JaRuolo Principale
- Lee Seung HyungPyo Sung ChulRuolo di Supporto
Recensioni
Shining Inheritance fits both definitions. There's envy, greed, a dead man walking, 10 trillions lies, missed encounters by a microsecond, corporate plotting, memory loss, love polyhedrons and such a dose of odious behaviours your becoming a virtual assassin would be justified.
But before you decide you hate the genre and turn the page, let me say this drama is strangely and acutely addictive. It took me 4 weeks to pant through the first 7 episodes and less than 1 to watch the remaining 21 (granted, with a little fast forwarding here and there).
The plot is very consistent. Every narrative line comes to a conclusion and justice triumphs. Delicate subjects are touched here, and I appreciated this the most.
I maintain the whole story could have been easily condensed in half the time and the dialogues thinned, if only the characters had stopped repeating the same sentences like an echo and the word money had been uttered one thousand times instead of one billion. There will be moments in which you'll question your choice of dramas, but at that point you'll be so implicated in the crime… ehm, plot, drop it will be harder than exit a gang.
The acting mark is the result of an arithmetic mean. The beginning is not encouraging at all, with exaggerations and wooden deliveries all over the place, but it improves a lot in going. It's as though the actors had been attending Theatre Class while filming. With a notable exception: Yun Joon Suk, who plays the autistic brother, is impressive all through, and makes the drama shine in depth and emotion every time he's on screen.
I'm usually only mildly interested in the cast's attire, unless it's so distracting it prevents me from fully enjoying it or it is integral part of the narrative intent. But grandmother's grey wig - I truly hope it was one - looked so disjointed from her skull I watched all her scenes brandishing a comb. Not that Lee Seung Gi's hairdo was much better: now and then it truly looked like it was about to migrate towards warmer shores. I prayed he would be caught in a sudden downpour to flatten it but, alas!, the sun shone brightly on him. There's improvement in this department too, though, and if you fall for the very pretty main couple, the deed is done.
Two words about the music. I had a hard time coming to terms with the blend of Bach's adagio and K-pop, the first being too solemn and fit to a mass in Latin and the second too… pop. Once again, it's the little brother who saves the score with his very sweet piano piece dedicated to his Noona.
So here's my little piece of advice: watch it. Resist the urge to drop it after the first episode, contain your puzzlement in the second and third, wipe your sweat to the 7th and you'll be hooked. Completing it will give you a sense of power and the feeling you have truly watched The Drama of All Dramas.
What does not kill you, makes you stronger.
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The characters, at first may seem a bit tiresome, but they have this uncanny knack of growing on you, until you genuinely care for them and wish to see them happy, successful or in some cases burn in hell. It will make you laugh and cry, which is what all good dramas should invoke. Throw into the mix a nice, non annoying soundtrack and some pretty good cinematography and you get a seriously a good watch. Strong recommended, not just for viewing but repeated viewings as well.
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