Find Me in Your Memory

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Never seen a drama with a good start but flopped so hard and fast. As if there were two completely separate writers. Most of the story was packed in the first 2-3 episodes (out of 16) while the rest were almost filled with nothing. The reason behind the last episode being a time skip is because there was no content left and they had to air something for the 16th episode. Another major irrecoverable mess up were the characters. The villains had zero effort put into writing them. The female lead took the "stupid female lead" trope to a never seen before levels. Also, poor chemistry with the leads. In general, the drama progressively gotten worse with every passing minute without ever recovering. That's impressive!

Series had potential bcz the crux of the story was awesome. The story, character s and the lead roles unique conditions that make the whole crux of the plot were well carried out in first 2 episodes. But from the next it all went downhill - screenplay, the emotional connect,... I think the male lead casting also didn't sit well in line with the story. Wouldn't recommend if you are short on time.

This my first time writing a review on drama. I feel this drama is very underrated the plot the cast everything was so good . The story did get a bit slow at the end but it had a nice ending .This drama might not be a hit but its definitely not a miss ,i think everyone should watch this drama atleast once. I especially liked all the actors n the chemistry between both lead actors and 2nd lead actors.

It's important for any show that the leading actor & actress are beautiful to look, not grumpy, frown too much, sad or even having indigestion problem. Here both of them are nice to look at, she is not only pretty, sweet, good humour, sometimes cute & not tiring to look at. He is the opposite, stiff, emotionless, straight, matured yet thoughtful & handsome when he smiles. They compliment each other. It can be more swoonworthy if he is not stiff & show more passion like hugs & kisses her when he tells he loves her. Both of them just smile at each other. The attending doctor butt's in the anchor life makes no sense, help wasn't asked or its not his place to worry! Doesnt they deserve to be happy together & especially him, he is allowed to have a life after 8 years of vivid memories. Why meet the murderer! An immoral scholar & unethical physician! At last his son gives him his thought on the matter! This drama is full of details. It's a beautiful love story! I recommend to watch!

The series is slow but if you enjoy it you will really get what you want / expect

Good start and concept, but the ending got boring. Plot goes really slow and a lot of unnecessary fill-in scenes. I'm left with not a single good scene to be frank. Could have stopped at 16 episodes. But the story is great - sad they didn't make it more compact and memorable.

I loved this drama! Their romance was cute. The acting is great. It's definitely on my list to watch again.

And I must confess that I have watched pretty much every single kdrama accessible to English-speaking audience out there. Find Me In Your Memory is mature yet not too heavy-hearted - the female lead character is bubbly, light-hearted and youthful. At the same time, she is not dramatically insensible, like how most light-hearted female characters are stereotypically portrayed in kdramas - she has the intelligence and passion compatible to her position as an A-list actress. A fine mixture of thriller, melancholy and romance (occasionally subtle comedy), it is dramatic enough for a fiction yet realistic enough for you to resonate with. The ending is indeed quite disappointing, yet the original concepts, narrative style and cinematography are uniquely memorable.

As other reviewers stated the first half of the drama was pretty interesting while the second half was quite boring. I would add to that sentiment that it was also ridiculously predictable. Predictability is not necessarily a bad thing, there are lots of times when predictable cliches are well done and give an emotional punch to a beloved couple in a drama. But in this case the plot itself was super predictable, as well as character reactions and even dialogue. In addition there was this annoying and overused plot device of "coincidence equaling fate." I think even the writers knew this was silly as they actually had the characters mention that it was unrealistic, but then went ahead and had it happen to the characters anyway. All this adds up to a pretty sub-par drama that at the end felt like a real waste - especially since the actors were very good and had decent performances despite the poor writing. I was particularly disappointed that the ML's memory "disease" which was only used as a plot device for the first few episodes and it never really is used again - all the missed opportunities for both cool scenes and angst! Overall this was a miss for me.