Title: Pinocchio
Episodes: 20
Genre: Drama, Melodrama, Family, Fantasy, Office, Suspense, Romance
Story: 7 out of 10
Characters: 7 out of 10
Cinematography: 8 out of 10
Korean Drama Pinocchio gives a heartwarming romance
Story
A girl with the Pinocchio sydrom, which prevents her from lying, and a boy with a sharp memory, will make the impossible possible in order to prevail as journalists in a corrupted media world.
Korean Drama Pinocchio is a drama with lots of media stories, along with a sweet romance and some heartbreaking main plotline.
And even though the drama got slower and boring towards the ending, with the story being too thinly spread out, it has many enjoyable moments, with the actors handling their characters masterfully.
The short cases that were added gave a nice note to the drama and prevented it from falling flat.
Characters
Dal Po is an orphaned boy who grew up in a loving family. He is smart and ready to act.
Lee Jong Suk gave a sweet twist to his character.
Watch Lee Jong Suk’s other works K Drama Romance is a bonus book and K Drama The Hymn to Death
In Ha is a woman who has a medical condition with which she can’t lie. But she is determined despite that to become a good reporter.
Park Shin Hye was really enjoyable.
Watch Park Shin Hye in her other dramas KDrama Sisyphus: The Myth and K Drama Memories of the Alhambra
Cinematography
The pace of the drama was okay, but the two final episodes were stretching the story far too thin. The flashbacks were nicely embedded in the story though.
Overall
My overall rating for the Korean Drama Pinocchio is 7 out of 10. The story is pretty compelling, but the two last episodes were unnecessary.
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