If Netflix had dubbed this into many languages, it would trend everyday.
Dubbing usually comes several weeks later. Due to its global popularity, I anticipate that it will be dubbed in several languages fairly soon.
I mentioned this previously, but this is the only Korean drama that I know of that is available (fully subbed) on Netflix WITHIN Korea. Usually, dramas cannot be accessed on Netflix w/in Korea when they are also airing directly on a broadcast or cable channel (e.g. tvN).
This will be my first drama with Kim Jae Young. I'd like to get to know him better and what to expect. Is he a…
I saw him in "Love In Contract" and wasn't impressed, but it may have been the character - 2nd ML, rich, lonely, selfish. I will probably try because I liked Park Shin Hye in Dr. Slump.
It would be interesting if they somehow show that Seokryu asked her senior out during school days after being…
Seung-hyo kissing his ex was definitely when they were both in college - that's when he met his ex (she was a year older) and Beok-ryu was visiting from the US.
Pre-release for Episode 11: my phone translator is only slightly helpful but here's the main part. Highschool: Beok-ryu and Mo-eum are in baking class, creating strawberry cakes. Beok-ryu's cake is "perfect", Mo-eum, not so much. Seung- hyo is surrounded by girls tryig to give him their cakes and Mo-eum comments that his "curve is going up" (grades and popularity?). BR doesn't understand how that could be.
My translator was not very helpful, but this is what tvN says: Why is Choi Seung so popular?! Seunghyo, the popular guy who doesn't know anything about pomegranates "
Doed this drama have a murder / business / power struggle side plot as kdramas usually have or it is pure romance…
In Korea, the articles say it is about love in the neighborhood - the main romance, (of course), but also relationships between neighbors and friends. It's not a crazy or slapstick comedy, but lots of funny moments.
It's my understanding that when Seung-hyo was 4 years old, his mother brought him back to Korea (from Paris, where he was born) and took on a new assignment, I believe (Tunisia?). ML's father begged her to stay and couldn't understand why she didn't want to be a family for Seung-hyo, but she chose her career over family. Perhaps I'm wrong, but I thought she wanted Seung-hyo to forgive her for essentially abandoning him as a toddler.
But perhaps there is something completely different
Where is this from? Like he's texting? Who? Do you have any context?
I finally was able to watch last night the sub version. My understanding was the Seung-hyo was in New York (he received some sort of award at one time for a building in New York?). Meeum called him and said while you are in the USA, you could go to California and see Seok=ryu. At that point, he was walking towards her in California, but pretended to Meum that he was still in New York. At least, that's how I saw it.
Y'all it's Friday here. 12:18Am. do we get some pre release Clip today??? Saturday is tomorrow ππ
pre-release is usually 8:00 am KST. Sometimes on Friday (KST), but I just check and nothing, so probably 8:00 am Saturday KST. (Which is late afternoon Friday in the USA)
Finally got to see this on the flight from the USA to Korea.
Very funny, nothing terribly unique or provocative, great side-characters (esp. ML's mother). Made a very long flight very enjoyable - I'll probably re-watch on return trip. πππ
Pre-release for this weekend. The cutie kids are back. Beok-ryu smashes up flowers to make a dye (the same as Queen of Tears and I forget the name????) It doesn't "erase" and Seung-hyo is unhappy, so Beok-ryu says she will be "responsible" and they "stamp it" (my translator) with a pinky =-swear.
Cute as heck. Enjoy. Hubby and I are about to once again embark outside in 90 degree weather w/80% humidity.
Just found out that Love Next Door is available on Netflix in Korea and I am able to access the English subbed episodes on my laptop. [I watched on tvN over the weekend and understood most of it; don't have time to re-watch right now]. This is a change from the past - I may be wrong, but I don't believe Queen of Tears was available on Netflix in Korea.
According to LND is #2 on Netflix in Korea (1st is Good Partner) - which means that viewers unable to watch live on tvN can watch streaming on Netflix.
It's better to accept that this person is happy with someone else and it is better to take a distance to find…
Totally agree. But then, I've liked Seung-hyo's character from the beginning - he's serious, but also committed to designing buildings that include elements of history or historical culture of Korea - which is why he wins awards. Beok-ryu's introduction, on the other hand, was violent, critical and thoughtless - one would think that a woman who survived cancer would be kinder and gentler. ππ
I have to admit, there are times I really envy those who watch without diving too deep into the storylines or…
I'm in Korea right now and at one point we were discussing k-dramas with our guide. We mentioned Queen of Tears briefly and then I told him I was watching one where the FL was in the USA for 10 years and then returned, and I was looking forward to watching it "real time" w/no subs. He said "I think I know which one you mean; looked it up on his phone and said "My Mother's Friend's Son" which is how it's known in Korea. He knew about it slightly because his WIFE really liked it. I said: "please ask your wife why she likes it so much".
Next day, he reported that his wife liked it because she loved the LOVE story/romance between the ML and FL. She views it as a LOVE story, not just "friends to lovers" or hot romance. She also liked all of the characters - their good and bad points.
I think your comment is similar - one can simply "simply enjoy the beauty of the show, soaking in the charm".
annoyed bc everyone is saying the ex is good BUT THE MAN LITERALLY CHEATED ON HER
Didn't cheat but ALSO didn't answer the phone when she begged him to call her. He was partying it up and the woman he was "helping" was Seok-ryu's subordinate. He doesn't have my sympathy.
I mentioned this previously, but this is the only Korean drama that I know of that is available (fully subbed) on Netflix WITHIN Korea. Usually, dramas cannot be accessed on Netflix w/in Korea when they are also airing directly on a broadcast or cable channel (e.g. tvN).
Highschool: Beok-ryu and Mo-eum are in baking class, creating strawberry cakes. Beok-ryu's cake is "perfect", Mo-eum, not so much. Seung- hyo is surrounded by girls tryig to give him their cakes and Mo-eum comments that his "curve is going up" (grades and popularity?). BR doesn't understand how that could be.
My translator was not very helpful, but this is what tvN says: Why is Choi Seung so popular?!
Seunghyo, the popular guy who doesn't know anything about pomegranates "
https://twitter.com/CJnDrama/status/1837265482304360770
https://tvn.cjenm.com/ko/lovenextdoor/#pgmPersonDetailPopup/17877/3401/16257
It's my understanding that when Seung-hyo was 4 years old, his mother brought him back to Korea (from Paris, where he was born) and took on a new assignment, I believe (Tunisia?). ML's father begged her to stay and couldn't understand why she didn't want to be a family for Seung-hyo, but she chose her career over family. Perhaps I'm wrong, but I thought she wanted Seung-hyo to forgive her for essentially abandoning him as a toddler.
But perhaps there is something completely different
One is a roller-coaster ride (QOT) and one is charming family/neighborhood full of different types of love (LND).
Very funny, nothing terribly unique or provocative, great side-characters (esp. ML's mother). Made a very long flight very enjoyable - I'll probably re-watch on return trip. πππ
Cute as heck. Enjoy. Hubby and I are about to once again embark outside in 90 degree weather w/80% humidity.
https://twitter.com/CJnDrama/status/1836178318263226584
I'm not sure when this report is released, but I didn't see it mentioned below.
And once again, it is competing against dramas that are released all at once - so more hours to be viewed instantly for the others. π
Love Next Door is available and has all subs (Croatia, Denmark, etc. etc.) for all episodes.
LND was #1 yesterday (Tuesday). It's early Wed. morning here right now.
Our itinerary will calm down in a couple of days and I hope I'm able to catch up then. π
According to LND is #2 on Netflix in Korea (1st is Good Partner) - which means that viewers unable to watch live on tvN can watch streaming on Netflix.
Next day, he reported that his wife liked it because she loved the LOVE story/romance between the ML and FL. She views it as a LOVE story, not just "friends to lovers" or hot romance. She also liked all of the characters - their good and bad points.
I think your comment is similar - one can simply "simply enjoy the beauty of the show, soaking in the charm".