Ahn Sarang:
if leads from My Rommate Is a Detective had great chemistry, it doesn't fit my request... You may keep it as a bonus though :)
Thank you! This is a fun game, and I like engaging with you! Your request reads "in which male leads have a better chemistry with each other than any of them does with FL," and My Roommate Is a Detective does fit, because the detective and the inspector are hotter together than the ML and the FL. Perhaps you meant to imply that any FL-related chemistry should be nonexistent? But your request doesn't imply that.
Just Jill 72:
Autumn Iris - Sooo agree w/you on Love 020 & Eternal Love. Haven't seen More than Blue so might need to add those to my watch list.
It's available on Netflix if you look for legal site. If you like it, you could also check the original version, the Korean movie with Kwon Sang Woo who has the saddest eyes I ever see. Oh, there's Jo Jung Suk's eyes too...^^
10 Movies/Dramas that have a movie version & a drama version but you liked/preferred only one of those versions.
1- The Beauty Inside: Liked the movie because changing was daily not weekly like the drama. Also preferred the actors in movie over the drama.
I like the drama version but also prefer the movie. ^^
kabocha:
if leads from My Rommate Is a Detective had great chemistry, it doesn't fit my request... You may keep it as a bonus though :)
Thank you! This is a fun game, and I like engaging with you! Your request reads "in which male leads have a better chemistry with each other than any of them does with FL," and My Roommate Is a Detective does fit, because the detective and the inspector are hotter together than the ML and the FL. Perhaps you meant to imply that any FL-related chemistry should be nonexistent? But your request doesn't imply that.
Oh, no, I didn't mean nonexistent chemistry, just average/awkward/whatever you want but definitely not great one :)
But everyone has different perception, that's understandable
6 Masquerade and its remake The Crowned Clown
Liked the drama version better. The two have same premise and are two different stories. The movie is too short, the drama is more detailed, has multiple plotlines and just not rushed. Plus, in the movie the queen feels like a side character while in the drama she's FL.
Oh, and drama has so beautiful soundtrack! Main characters' themes (based on Schubert's Serenade)live rent free in my head
One can watch two titles as independent stories without getting afraid to spoil the plot as they are absolutely different
Wow, I watched both, but I didn't know that it's the same story. Didn't in the movie the two men, king and the subtitute, fight each other until death? While in The Crowned Clown, the king was killed by his right hand? Did I remember it wrong? Anyway the movie had excellent cinematography and the drama highlighted the psychological theme more, so that it's a bit bittersweet. I think I also prefer drama version.
autumn iris:
Was the spoiler tags not working? So sorry.
I can't edit or delete my post either right now, when I try pressing the button, it directing me to my profile.
I think it's because some of the text is bold. I once had to edit my text because I wanted some words crossed, but it didn't work alongside spoilers.
