Watching I Am Nobody, I see this actress and my mind kept trying to figure out where I've seen her before. Lo and behold, she's the cute star from Love Equations
I've only watched the first 2 episodes and, even though I really like dramas with Jang Na Ra, I don't know if it is worth continuing. All the characters (even Jang Na Ra's) seem to be trying for endearing but only come across as annoying. Add in the fact that I am trying to watch it on the pop-up hell known as Kissasian and I may as well stick with the Chinese shows on youtube 😞
Currently watching this on YouTube on a channel that is calling it Marriage as Arrangement. I like the story but the translation ranks among the worst I've seen.
I understand having the artificial heart put in at the time of the accident but with the side effects that heart comes with, wouldn't it be logical to find areal heart to be transplanted? The guy was in his twenties at the time of the accident so he stands a much better chance of surviving the surgery than someone in their 60s or 70s. Get a normal human heart transplanted and then go on with life
Thanks. Kissasian is where I watch (especially anything with Satomi Ishihara) but, at the time of my post 3 years ago, kissasian disappeared. It reappeared a short time later but with .ch instead of .com. At the time, a message said something about copyright violations appeared when I tried the old site
Watch cruel city, I have recommended it to every male viewer I know and that is how i hook them into Kdramas
I've been hooked for a few years now. I went through chemotherapy a few years ago and was stuck at home for a few months during winter. Daytime TV sucks and I was going out of my mind. I started watching free movies on YouTube. When the selection grew thin I advanced to some foreign films with Jackie Chan. I next found some Korean movies and enjoyed them. Finally I watched what I thought was a Korean movie but it didn't finish at the end of the first hour. I wanted to see the rest of it so I watched the second hour. When it wasn't over at that point I found out it was a "TV show" (I hadn't heard the term K-Drama yet at that time). I ended up finding the site DramaFever which had the show I was watching in much better quality and when I was done, I had a new favorite site. I rolled my eyes at such titles as Boys Over Flowers and Flower Boy Next Door but eventually watched those shows as well.
I can find plenty of sites for K-Dramas but hardly ever find Japanese dramas. I watched a few on one site but the site was shut down for copyright infringement so I guess I won't be watching any of them.
I loved Shin Min Ah in My Girlfriend is a Nine-Tailed Fox (or Gumiho depending on which site you watch on). I also enjoyed her in Arang and the Magistrate and Oh My Venus so I looked forward to Tomorrow With You. Like you, I dropped it and for almost the exact same reasons that you mentioned. I somehow made it through Suspicious Partner. You knew who the killer was early in the show so there really wasn't much suspense but you still had to get through all those episodes before they could finally put him in jail. I liked W and Jealousy Incarnate was one of my favorites (Gong Hyo Jin always manages to win me over). I didn't watch the others in the article.
I often see comments about how great a show is and decide to give it a try but iy seems most K-Drama viewers are women and often those great reviews are based solely on the fact that they are enamored with the lead actor and not on the show itself. As one of the rare male viewers, I am not interested in seeing the male leads in shower scenes (perhaps if they put Yoo In Na in a shower scene) and I am not into K-Pop so I don't care if a member of a group is in the show. If the acting is bad, or the writing is bad, I don't want to watch. I recently watched Hospital Ship. I think Ha Ji Won is a great actress and did a decent job with the script she was given but the show didn't seem to know what direction it was going in. Ha Ji Won is nearly 40 and Kang Min Hyuk is 27 but looks like he is only 20. There was no chemistry between them but the writers had to try to force a romance into the show.
I'm a teacher and each summer when I have my many days off, I like to rewatch one of the dramas that I viewed when my addiction first started. I have finally finished all the shows I started during the school year and now you have shown me which drama to revisit this month. I'll be starting My Girlfriend is a Gumiho for the second time very shortly now.
Finally I watched what I thought was a Korean movie but it didn't finish at the end of the first hour. I wanted to see the rest of it so I watched the second hour. When it wasn't over at that point I found out it was a "TV show" (I hadn't heard the term K-Drama yet at that time). I ended up finding the site DramaFever which had the show I was watching in much better quality and when I was done, I had a new favorite site.
I rolled my eyes at such titles as Boys Over Flowers and Flower Boy Next Door but eventually watched those shows as well.
I somehow made it through Suspicious Partner. You knew who the killer was early in the show so there really wasn't much suspense but you still had to get through all those episodes before they could finally put him in jail.
I liked W and Jealousy Incarnate was one of my favorites (Gong Hyo Jin always manages to win me over). I didn't watch the others in the article.
I recently watched Hospital Ship. I think Ha Ji Won is a great actress and did a decent job with the script she was given but the show didn't seem to know what direction it was going in. Ha Ji Won is nearly 40 and Kang Min Hyuk is 27 but looks like he is only 20. There was no chemistry between them but the writers had to try to force a romance into the show.