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  • Join Date: March 5, 2016
Replying to Fortuna Jul 19, 2016
Horror, suspense, a kid? I'm in! ^O^
Sounds great ^^. Edit: Now it just says drama and family. Meh...
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Apteryx Jul 5, 2016
I'm not kidding when I say I plan to put like 95% of these on my list. *Sigh* There's just too many that I want to check out! Sankyuu for the article~ ^^
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Replying to Marooya Jun 28, 2016
Person Jung Woo Sung
He's a great person not just an actor, if you check his twitter he is one of the few celebs who cares about the…
Yeah. I recently saw him advocating for the situation in Syria. Bravo, Jung Woo-sung.
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On Marriage Contract Jun 28, 2016
I'd have enjoyed this drama even without UEE. Happy to have met Lee Seo Jin. The little girl actress was cute, too.
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Replying to Mia Jun 28, 2016
this show is such a masterpiece like whoa Yoo Ah In is no joke. don't be reluctant seeing this show since it's…
Yup; I've got that sequel on my list. It was a satisfying ride and Yoo Ah In was great!
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Replying to Marooya Jun 22, 2016
The ever-none-ending-comparison between J dramas and K dramas lol! First of all I would like to say that I believe…
Yes, their slice of life/human dramas are feels. And you hit the nail on the head about their uniqueness in staying "less international".
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IwahashiGirl Jun 21, 2016
Sankyuu for writing this article, IwahashiGirl. As an old fan of Japanese entertainment that has been mainly living in the Korean drama realm lately, I was starting to forget the appeal of J-drama. Now, I have so many more J-drama to add to my list.

One thing’s for sure: Japanese dramas give me a nostalgic feeling, probably because I started venturing off into Japanese entertainment (mainly anime/manga) when I was younger; I was introduced to Korean entertainment later. Hence, I think I can appreciate Japanese storytelling and culture more easily than a total newbie who’s crossing over from Korean drama.

I also believe that J-drama have some genres I would trust them with first before a K-drama: psychological, horror, detective, and sci-fi. Those are the genres I generally browse in J-drama when I need a K-drama break.

For those of you who find Korean drama bland, there are dramas out there that are done really well and demonstrate Korean beauty e.g. in my opinion, period dramas. Regardless, I’ll keep watching both.
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Replying to Jang Mi Jun 20, 2016
Title Wanted
The trailer is really good, but it reminds me "Midnight F.M".
It was decent; not remarkable in my opinion. Yoo Ji Tae made a great villain.
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Replying to Jang Mi Jun 20, 2016
Title Wanted
The trailer is really good, but it reminds me "Midnight F.M".
The synopsis alone reminded me of that as well as God's Gift: 14 Days. But I'm not complaining; I really enjoyed the latter.
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On God's Gift: 14 Days Jun 19, 2016
Haven't forgotten this drama since. It was exciting and I'll rewatch it again someday. Oh, not to mention, "Saet Byul-ah!" has been ingrained in my brain :D.
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Replying to MysteryMel-Bookish Jun 18, 2016
Title Five Enough
Started this not realizing its back to the 50eps makjang. The setting, people and situations are similar to Ledgendary…
I enjoyed LW enough so I guess I should see this.
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On Yoo Ah In Jun 15, 2016
Person Yoo Ah In
He's got intensity and believability. My favourite role of his so far was in SFD.
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