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Well, I to be honest have to give My Princess another spin but I really loved OST in the Princess Man and I liked a lot of drama openings and ending themes.And there is theeme running throughout Jejoongwon that is really lovely. Actually, I haven't had a chance to watch any asian variety shows, do you have any that you can recommend?

This has got to be the most formulaic thing I have ever seen and that wouldn't be a problem (since I do like romance genre) had the director achieved some more finesse...the cast looks uninterested, the OST is a rather poor muzak with a lot of treacly piano At one point (in the third part of the movie) it looked like it coud get interesting but the director just flopped it. You can keep skipping it and won't lose out; I think only die-hard Mike He fans should watch this.

Acting is important; if acting isnt innvolved then everything else will actually fail; even a ad story is often saved by actors and how convincing they can be and music...music is also a great enhancer; a good use of music makes all the difference. But the second after actors is story writing itself. And you always feel when a story is cringeworthy; sometimes or often it is cliched and stereotypical but not necessarily cringeworthy. Hey, it seems I talk a lot too :-) No, but I'm really glad they fixed MDL so we can do these things on profile pages; sometimes it;s hard to catch u with the forums since they change so fast as a lot of people post

You;re quite right about J-dramas, they do have a way with emotions; with regards to rating - the things is you may find that one man's meat is another's posion, meaning the ratings, especially here, are quuite personal and if you think a drama is interesting, even if it has low ratings, I think it;s still a good idea to give it a shot because you may actually end up liking it more than others. Also, I like dramas which try different conceppts. liar game is definietly a drama with an idea. There is suspense in Quiz Show series, which is also a really interesting concept.

I can relate to endings but myself I don't like sad-ending dramas. There was a bitter sweet happy ending in the princess Man which still left some doubts and I was feeling really sorry for one of the other characters who should have been there (I will only say that I'm referring to one of people to the left of my avatar); In the family drama I'm watching now I have a sense it will not be more realstic too, but possibly hopeful at the same time; Yeah, I think the ending for LMH could have been elaborated more, but I did love the Ga Eu Yang/ Yi Yong side story much better than in HYD and for them, I think, the ending was quite appropriate. I don't mind crying my eyes out during the drama as long as there is a chance of a happy ending; it can be sugary, it doesn't detract too much from the drama for me (I am quite a sap, I will admit that) as long as the drama and the ending involved me.

What about yourself?

lol and we have Ji-eun?s tortoise and rabbit stories:D come to think of it- did she ever wear the same thing twice? 0_0 I still haven't seen Ramyun Shop but I' waiting until it finishes airing, I like to watch complete dramas and then do marathons. The problem with me is I am interested in a lot of a lot of things, from historical tthrough romance and friendship to sci fi; I also like thrillers and suspense ad LIAR game is pretty good in that department. I like friendship stories and family driven ones (fahter-son, brotherhood stories, I just started out a blog on tumblr and I'm working on thematising dramas (but I need to watch more dramas to continue with that) because a lot of what I'm looking for myself depends on a mood. One day I want to watch a time travel thing, other times- a family story and once a round fills up, it's rinse and repeat. I just like stories, of all sorts.

yes, I guess she never does look pregnant, does she. It's a major contuty error with the drama, I suppose, much like incredulous is the way in which Ji-eun?s so-called best friends, Dong-wook and Hee-jin, go about ripping her off.

Haha, ok ^^ Yup, though I am about to start watching love shuffle since I got into Shota-craze just recently. He was less than inspiring in Hana Yori Dango, but he got so much better and he won me over in Don Quixote- which is a really great body swap drama that for once focuses on friendship. It's lovely and Shota does a fab job. I am currently watching Hanawake no Yon Shimai, a family drama focused on a certain household that seems ok but problems start coming up; it has interesting personalities and goes from funny to sad in a matter of moments, actually each episode so far seems to be ending on a cliffhanger. I'm also still watching Jejoongwon, about the estbalishment of the first modern hospital in Korea. It's interesting because it shows a story about how a butcher became a doctor and how traditional Korea clashed with Western; how Western ideas of medicine entered that world.

Well, if you're into family drama, you could try Hanawake no Yon Shimai; I just watched 4 episodes and they were, to me, very dynamic and turned from hilarious to sad in a manner of moments. I cannot guarantee that it will prove interesting to you since our tastes do diverge, for instance I really loved pasta and I can see you were disappointed in it

In reply to your Did Takuya Kimura act in Love Shuffle, I'm not sure, haven;t watched it but he did have a couple of dramas that I liked. Hope they have fun around here and hopefully there won;t be snow to impede journey in anyway. Hope you have fun watching Full House and have a nice afternoon.

Joe Cheng looks horrible with long hair, it's just horrible on him (and I like men with longer hair but there are men this style simply doesn;t suit!!) Overall it was an average drama, rather stiff and artificial and din;' watch all that well, found myself skipping a lot of overdrawn and boring bits, but I liked Ella Chen and Jerru Huang. It's watchable but..not really good. And the episodes are a bit too long.

I'd describe it as endearing. It's a fair drama, enjoyable but not outstanding in any way. There were a couple of cringeworthy camera shots and scenes, but overall Nicholas and Xin Ling made a lovely pair in this more teen oriented, light drama. Liked Gino's side story too and the the sibling as well as father-son theme is right up my alley.

not bad at all. follows the mentor-protege format and the mentor figure is charismatic. jae ha was really convcingly fragile too. Not a type of film that fits my personality due to its brusque direction, but a good premise nonetheles, except it felt a little short of realising that premise. I found something was lacking here.

This reminds me, from the description, of a Bollywood movie with Sharukh Khan and Saif Ali Khan, where SRK played the dying guy and he wanted the girl he fell in love with to fal in love with SAK's character.

Hello Yoona, it;s been a whie since I saw you around and since MDL is now super fast I thought I'd come by to say hi. I'm gonna go stalk your lists now too, see what I can add from there to my plan to watch lists :D Have a nice week

Hi just going round stalking people's profiles and lists :D I see you liked Long Love Letter, it was a really touching drama and the whole idea was really something else; Anyway, I will be checking out your lists for something to watch. have a nice day :-)

Hello! ^^ Just passing by, stalking people's profiles and their lists :D loved both Pasta and City Hall myself. I also like a lot of your reviews. ^^ Gonna go check your lists now, have a nice day! ^^

Well I like romance but I'm still going to watch it lol,m just for something different.

This is THE version to watch, Korean was really not good enough. And this continiation is really worthy of the first part..and those sparkls between Ariel and Joe..just unbeliveable.