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Lee Byung-hun is like THE best Korean actor ever ... to me at least. He's broken out in the west too with films like I SAW THE DEVIL and A BITTERSWEET LIFE which has led to acting opportunities in Hollywood. He's starred in one G.I Joe movie and is about to follow that up with a sequel. He's been cast in Red 2 with Bruce Willis. He's also EXTREMELY easy on the eyes AND he's an awesome human being says everyone who's interacted or worked with him. I have a dream of meeting & having drinks with him one day. Since I work in the film industry I'm hoping it just might happen! You never know ... :-)

Ok, now why would I want to see a 65 yr old getting it on???? haha

Addicted is great! Especially if you're a Lee Byung-hun fan like me.

Check out my favourites to the right. Have you seen any of those? If you haven't, you should.

Thanks! One Fine Spring Day was awesome. I hope you enjoy it! :-)

Haha, why do you think I didn't realize? I realized and it's actually my only gripe with the site. I wished it attracted an older crowd (or more mature crowd, perhaps, since you're 18 but seem very advanced in your tastes) because it makes the conversations more nuanced and interesting.

But, yeah, it is what it is so I try to align myself with people of similar maturity. I've never thought anything was wrong with what I liked. Everyone luurved QHIM, and I actually hated it. I think it was a hot mess. And I'm not afraid to say that when the situation calls for it. You like what you like and that's it. End of story. LOL I notice that my movie article is not very popular because I'm tooting the horn of an ahjussi that the fangirls aren't interested in. Hehe ... it doesn't matter because I didn't write it with them in mind. I write & watch what's age appropriate & interesting for me.

Haha, no, it's the first! :-)

I've only seen him in Ojakgyo Brothers and he was aright. But yeah I agree with you I don't see what all the fuss's about. I don't particularly find him attractive and to me his acting skills are just okay, nothing noteworthy. He's still young, though, so maybe he'll grow into his own as he gets older and gain more experience. Anyway, I'm starting to realize mdl is overrun by teenage fangirls so you can't expect anything better. Haha

Lee Min Ho is on your hate list?! Dude, do you want to be lynched by the fangirls? Very prudent of you NOT to publish that. hehe

Now I'm really curious. Who is on your list?

Are you a fan or not of Kim and Ha?

Haha ... are you referring to my hate list of actresses?

Haha ... I feel your pain.

That Winter, The Wind Blows is on my PWL. The plot sounds good and I'm a Jo In Sung fan ... sort of. I hope it isn't too melodramatic.

Well it had better top QIHM because the time travel in that series was a joke. In my humble, unimportant opinion.

I loved A Moment to Remember, it's one of my all time favourites and a movie I re-watch from time to time. Maybe because the romance leading up to the illness was so well played out. Jung Woo-sung and Son Ye Jin had some mad chemistry in that movie. I had no hope that she'll recover. Alzheimers is not a disease one recovers from, instead it gets progressively worse over time. But somehow the movie was more poignant than downright sad and depressing for me. It was sad but also sweet to see how devastated Chul-soo was over losing her, how he took care of her and so on. I don't know how to explain it, but it's the one "sad" movie that I watched that didn't completely devastate me afterwards.

Omg, Mrs. D, we're so alike in this regard! My very first K-drama almost ruined me for all others. After watching it that damn show haunted me for days! I was so depressed and sad afterwards that I didn't watch anything for several weeks and when I did start watching again I'd maniacally check the ending of any and all movies or dramas just to make sure they don't screw with my head like that again. Man, I just can't deal with stress like that. LOL I can tolerate sad movies only if I know what's coming beforehand. That way I can brace and mentally prepare myself. However, if I'm taken completely off guard like I was with my first drama, I'm totally screwed.

Beautiful. I still remember my dog as if he passed only yesterday. I really miss him so much. That dog brought a lot of happiness to my life. My condolences on the passing of your beloved one.

Can you explain what you mean when you say The Crucible was your big apology?

"I think that everyone has a moment when he/she just needs time to cry his/her heart out, right?"

To answer you question ... hell no, life in general provides too many opportunities to cry so I'd prefer if my entertainment is uplifting, happy or optimistic, an escape that makes me laugh or smile or feel fuzzy inside.

That said I will check out some of your recs. The Dog movie is on my PWL. I love dogs! My dog has been dead for many years, but I still love him so I'm guessing this movie is just right for me. Maybe I'll cry, but it'll be happy tears, I imagine.

I'll also watch Pain & The Crucible because I like the sound of the plot. I don't know if I'll cry, and I HATE sad ending love stories, but I'm gonna woman up and give them a go!

Omg, seriously? Why? Because of Ha? Do share ...
I don't want to waste my time on something there's a 50% chance I'll hate!