Anja MS

I loved Lovestruck in the City, but that’s a more mature drama I think, for those who likes it realistic. Backstreet Rookie was a fun watch, mostly because Ji Chan Wook was so adorcably in it.

It’s a matter of taste though. Lovestruck in the City and The Sound of Magic was great!

You must have been unlucky in the dramas you have picked lately? I can’t think of many rude FL’e in the dramas I have watched...

I was prepared for the sad ending, and wouldn’t have any problem crying my heart out. But the way Shin Joon Yeong hurt Eul, even just to push her away ... I mean, if so had known I would never have watched this drama.

I haven’t seen it until now, for the same reasons. Did I want to watch something like grown up women? But I didn’t regret my decision. Being grown up, and not really feel a grown up, and at the same time life forces you to realise that you aren’t as young as you want to.

He was portraying someone that tried to hold everything in and be controlled. He did an amazing job at that.

This is nothing that you claim. Think of all those people that are forced into lives they can’t stand to live. Sadly, sometimes true loves come outside the marriage you were forced into.

They were the result of their time and their parents control. She only acted as a spy for his father, and there was never any love between them.

Did er watch the same drama? Clingy? I didn’t see any of that, it was two people that had fallen in love and tried to stay away from each other for a very long time.

The biggest issue with this drama, isn’t the drama itself, but how it was sold to the audience. It isn’t just a romance. It is about the difficulties with relationships, how hard it is to communicate and the growth you get through your struggles. And we also get to see a very realistic depiction of how the weather forecasting is done in South Korea.

This is not your ordinary romance drama, this is a more serious drama that need you to think a long with it. I think the storyline is more grown up.

I love that you are pointing out the issue of people rating down things they never should have seen! It has been a pet peeve of my for a while. It has come to a point where people writes “the plot made no sense and it was just boring”, and I want to answer “that is because you are not intelligent enough”. I have only done it once, since I try to behave. But sometimes it is just so difficult to be nice.

I haven’t seen the movie yet, but thanks to you, I will.

I was just writing a shopping list, and discovered I had written Pachinko on it. That’s how much I have been thinking of the ending.

You are not alone!

Same. I have had the book for a while, know I HAVE to read it!

They where all racist, with lots of hate towards eachother because they are at war.

And why on earth make statements like you do!

I think that you know nothing about them, and can’t say anything about them being a good fit or not (if they even are dating).

So you know them personally, since can say that?

1. Does looks matter? Absolutely not.
2. Does your taste matter when it comes to who others date? Absolutely not.
3. Zero visuals? So she is invisible?

Can’t we just stop commenting on other people’s looks? It does nothing good for anyone.

For some it might be a mess, but I don’t think it was so at all.