Aeowina

I came to this page because I saw Usui, and felt even more satisfaction when I was greeted with a depressed Tamaki ^u^ Thank you for your awesome existence

Hi~! Nice to meet another Kame-chan fan. Ooh, and your watching Rich Man, Poor Woman - good choice ^^

I love this li'l girl! <3 She's my favorite child actress

I wonder if Watson would start watching asian drama himself if he would go that far. Hmmm...
Maybe for the (fan)girls, lol

Plus point for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle quote!

Hilarious article. Every bit of it was flawless <3

Lol, L snacking on western sweets in the first movie, and Japanese sweets in this movie ^^

Lol. I hope you enjoy it when you do get around to it, then. It was nice having this chat ^_^

Aww, that sucks. Then how about you wait a few years when revisiting the story won't seem too repetitive? ;D If it doesn't bother you, of course

If you didn't understand Jan Di, I recommend watching Hana Yori Dango (Japanese Boys Before Flowers). Makino's emotions are a lot more convincing and realistic

ErMyFrigginGer! >_<

Wikipedia spoiled it for me. Why, why, why didn't Kang Hyeok end up with Eun Bi?!? He was sooo perfect, especially compared to the stuck-up child TTnTT I wanna cry in the corner. I'm all for rich-snob main leads bettering themselves for the girl most of the time, but THIS was the one second-lead pairing I was totally rooting for. I am 100% disappointed with this outcome. I would've chosen this guy in a split-second over Chi Soo. (continues rage ranting in head)

THIS. Is a proper example of why people enjoy K-drama... Third episode in, I'm bawling and then I hear the ending theme and I start cracking up...

'Nyways, this is freaking amazing. I'm gonna love this drama <3

I personally prefer an aspiring-lawyer Makino to an aspiring- swimmer Jan Di. Haha, and they can afford to extend the story line because every episode is over an hour long, and double the amount of episodes >u< I like things more precise and less unnecessarily dragged out, I guess.

Sorry if I sound cynical, but here are my general responses:

@nynex Your points are totally valid... When it comes to Makino. However, Jan Di's "importance "is still iffy after spending 16+ hours on this drama =\ IMO there's no doubt, HYD delivered everything at a faster pace and with more depth
@Onna I'm sticking through with it just because I am a stubborn bull who always tries to finish a story once started. It's terrible when the lead's every mannerism makes you want to pull out your hair (ex. Her eating habit, Her wailing when she cries, Her expressions, etc). Jan Di's worse than Kristen Stewart in this case, lol (no flames ^,^')
@Dramaholicss Yup, that's definitely something shippers can look forward to. Too bad that's not the final couple! Oh snap. K-Dramas love luv-triangles, so it's to be expected. The pairing is simply more subdued in HYD. Oh my, did you just spoil something?!

I downloaded this movie (first time I ever did that) immediately after watching, because I new I had to make an MV out of it. The camera and setting/design was better than usual eye-candy *u*

I was crying like a baby - I wished that Asou would marry Aya on the spot during that one hospital scene. Their relationship was so pure and lovely. No kisses or anything, but they were definitely soul mates <3

1 Litre of Tears holds a special place in my heart

Asae Onishi was a guest in the drama, too! Yay

L was played so beautifully TTuTT

I don't regret the changes they made to the movies. It's not like the anime and manga versions are nullified because of this adaption

Oooh, no wonder he always looks so familiar. Saw him in Gokusen, Usagi Drop, and 1 Litre of Tears. I think he looks adorable as L though ^^

Just looking at the cast list brings all these feels. Can't wait to actually watch it.