Nadia-Ruby

Yeah me too, I've seen all of the Jane Austen's movies, and North & South is of the same genre. And like you it's why I love K-dramas, I'd be waiting breathless for that one kiss to finally happen after loads of glances. The US ones make it easy, they meet and have sex, leave each other and move onto the next person, where's the love in that? True Blood I stopped because it's different from the books which I liked more, and too much sex involved. Game of Thrones I'm still watching it as the sex scenes take a step back as there's so much going on with the story/characters. Is American horror story scary? I'd like to watch the Coven one but don't like scary things, if they're the type of Supernatural I can watch it though.

I didn't like it. I read the whole manga which is way better. I know that it's hard to find a 'masculine' girl but in the manga Mizuki looks totally like a bishonen guy, in the movie she looked like a girl and not that pretty, so she made up for it by acting rough like a guy. On the other hand the one who did Akira is spot on, short and a cutey.

Remembered another one, the hair on the actress in Love Marriage, cross breed between the one in Personal Taste and Prosecutor Princess. The poster does it a bit of justice but in the drama it's all frizzy.

pleased to meet you :) and love your eye candies *drools* hehe

the hair that Kim So Yeon had in Prosecutor Princess, yikes. And the one in an oldish drama called Snow White BEFORE she had the makeover, it was in ringlets with pig tails or down, I can't remember, but she looked like an older version of Little Orphan Annie on a bad hair day. And I don't know what is it with Korean actresses cutting their lovely hair into a bowl cut, always puts me off. Remembered another one, So Ji Sub's hair in Thousand years of love, looked like a cock-a-doodle on crack, and his hair in Sorry I love you *shudders*

Reign (airing, NOT historically accurate at all with modern dresses and modern music), The Tudors (finished), The white queen (finished), The Borgias (finished, with Jeremy Irons as there's another one with same name that I started watching last week), The pillars of the earth (based on a book, mini drama, finished) and its continuation World without end (mini drama, finished), Da Vinci's Demons (2nd season in 2014). I have to tell you though that there are sex scenes in some, always the same thing in US dramas which is a pity as they're interesting without them, I end up fast forwarding those scenes. Oh and the lovely mini drama North & South (finished, with Richard Armitage), no sex scenes, the type of innocent romance, based on a novel). Just go to IMDb to look at their summaries.

Hi there, yes they're my fave type of dramas/movies, even when it comes to US ones like The Tudors/The Borgias etc. Guess am fascinated with history even though I hated it in school lol.

yes in a way it is a happy ending. And worth watching, one of my fave dramas.