Mine (2021) – Why Are Rich People So Miserable?

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“Mine” is a 2021 Korean drama series with 16 episodes, categorized as Mystery, Thriller, and Black comedy; and streaming Only on Netflix. SUMMARY: Do you know what’s yours? Do you know what’s can claim as “mine”. To daughter-in-laws in a wealthy family try to find the answer to that question, while police try to solve murders in the family. Was it one of them? ♦ There’s Been a Murder In “Mine”, the Hyowon Group is a wealthy chaebol family who believes in hierarchy and class distinctions. The servants exist for the sole purpose of catering to their whims and they can also become unemployed at their whim. Within the family, you must follow the structured chain of command. That means the first daughter-in-law has more authority than the second daughter-in-law. The story begins with a double homicide. A Catholic nun who visits the home frequently is the one who found the bodies. She immediately reports the crime to the police. Then the story goes back to what led up to those murders and who did it. First Daughter-in-Law: Jung Seo-hyun is married to the first son, so that makes her the first daughter-in-law. Their marriage can not be described as […]
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Mine (2021) – Why Are Rich People So Miserable?

“Mine” is a 2021 Korean drama series with 16 episodes, Murder Mystery, Thriller, Black comedy; and Only on Netflix. It stars Lee Bo-young and Jung Seo-hyun.

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[JinnyGoesKrazy]

Honestly, I was hooked from the very first scene. That opening murder? It just sets the perfect tone. I found myself trying to piece together the puzzle, guessing who was capable of such a thing. I particularly enjoyed the complex layers of Jung Seo-hyun. Her inner turmoil was palpable, and you could feel the weight of her secrets. It's not just about the mystery; it's about the characters and their hidden lives. I've seen a lot of these wealthy family dramas, but this one really stood out. I think the acting was superb, and the cinematography was so stylish. I was completely invested, and I think that the complex relationship between the two daughter-in-laws was the backbone of the entire show. I was never bored, and I think that speaks volumes.

 

[Shayla_15200]

I watched it. It was alright. The whole 'rich people are miserable' trope is a bit overdone, don't you think? But I admit, I was curious about who the killer was. I mean, the setup was classic. Wealthy family, hidden secrets, and a murder. Basic, but effective. I found Seo Hi-soo's character a little too naive, though. How could she not suspect something was off with the tutor? But hey, it's a drama, right?