Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Fantastic!

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."

Descendants of the Sun is one of those epic series that pretty much has it all: action, comedy, dire moments, touching moments, heart- breaking moments, suspense, intrigue, romance, and some dynamite plot- twists to satisfy most viewers.The series tells the story of a South Korean special forces officer, Yoo Shi-Jin (wonderfully portrayed by Joong-ki Song) and the civilian medical doctor, Kang Mo-Yeon (Hye-Kyo Song), whom he develops feelings for. So, how does a man, whose job is to take lives in order to protect others, makes a relationship work with a woman who is sworn to save lives, no matter who they are or what they've done? That is one of the central themes of the series as well as Dr. Mo-Yeon's constant grappling with her heart over a man who is always putting his life on the line. Joong-ki Song brings a wit and charm to the very likable Yoo Shi-Jin. He never takes things too seriously except when the people he cares about are in danger. He has a wonderful sense of humor. He, and best friend, Sergeant Seo Dae-Young, seem to get into trouble a fair amount, leading to some fairly humorous situations. The equally charismatic Dr. Mo-Yeon is a woman dedicated to her work. She has dreams of becoming a professor but quickly finds herself in a situation that sends her and her medical team to volunteer in the war- torn fictional country of Uruk. What makes Descendants of the Sun special is that it never gets bogged down in melodrama. It never takes itself too seriously, but delves just deep enough to care about the characters and what might become of them. While there are a few tense situations, the series is equally light-hearted and, most of all, sweet. I can see why so many people around the world have quickly become enamored with the series as well as with its characters. There are enough moments to make you laugh, make you cry, as well as make you wonder and hope if it is possible for two characters in seemingly opposing professions to be together. It's a fascinating character study into this dynamic. I have only recently gotten into some Japanese and Korean shows, and for me, Descendants of the Sun is easily my favorite. In fact, after over 40 years of watching TV shows, I put this one up among the very best that I've ever seen.

I want to congratulate the production team director, writers, writers, actors and others who participated in the making of something that was wonderful. Since I saw her in the first seconds is hooked to the screen there is nothing wrong with criticizing or commenting but only admiring an excellent story.With respect to the rumors of the second season, that if there is not a second season as I clarify to all who read this criticism that it is not safe a second release of descendants of the sun, but there is a small possibility, since its end Was very open and a future a little uncertain in life characters that would not hurt badly a second season, but it is noteworthy that the plot would not be the same because practically all the best left in the first and to make a new argument and a New plot will be a little complicated but not impossible to do it, also the last word and decision is the direct. If more to say I thank the reader who took minutes of his time to read this criticism.

I watched it and it's seriously addictive!! I haven't seen a lot of war dramas so I can't scale it or compare it, but I can tell it's got a good plot and characters. This is the type of drama that has potential and the writers know how to fully unlock that; hopefully they'll even surpass my expectations. The story flow is great so far, with emotional yet playful chemistry between the two leads. Can't wait to see how this will turn out :).The chemistry between the leads are just so good. But I have this bittersweet feeling; definitely something tragic is about to happen and idk if my heart can handle it . I hope they don't bring some IsIs sh*t in to this drama or calls the afghans terrorists cuz' we've had enough of that already and there is no reason to confuse people even more.

It's an inspired Korean television production, with an enjoyable romantic plot, well written dialogue, good acting and adequate budget. As of April 2016 it has been streamed more than 2.3 billion times and its Asian success is so huge that China's Ministry of Public Security posted an official (and threatening) statement to warn against the growing influence of Korean Dramas on Chinese youth.It's obviously for kids but it can be interesting for anyone willing to know how is it to live now in South Korea, what does it mean to be pretty, young and cool there.But besides that, the story is catching and well made, with pleasant moments, nice sceneries (a great part has been shot in Greece) and good attention for details. Interestingly, Authors felt the need to account for the age difference between the beautiful Song Hye-kyo (born 1981) and the handsome Song Joong-ki (born 1985), even though I wonder how many of us would have noticed… I'm liking it and I think that others from Western Countries will like it too.