I moved it to "Low Priority." I know I'm blunt (and that does cause problems), but I've never allowed a misunderstanding to go unaddressed. It drives me mad when supposedly intelligent people can't discuss things. It's weak writing.
I rated it a 9, too, and I very rarely outscore the MDL rating! I'm a low rater in comparison. But this drama did cliches right! And I loved that bewildered look the ML would get when reading FL's romance books.
Definitely a guilty pleasure romp! I think there was nearly every trope imaginable crammed into that tight time frame, but they still had room for plenty of enthusiastic kissing!
Since this is newish for you, could you tell me what episodes Lee Kyung Young was in and how much screen time…
Lee Kyung Young wasn't a major part of the drama; his screen time could be fast-forwarded through.
I appreciate your stance, and you need to follow your moral compass. I hate predators, especially those of children. I have no understanding of nor forgiveness for them. That is a lacking on my part, because I am a Christian, and I know God can even forgive murder. But I'm not perfect, and I've accepted that I probably will always have a failing in that area. I'd give all child predators an express ticket to Hell.
Having said that, I've always enjoyed creative community endeavors, whether it was theatre, choir, or other events. I've performed, danced, and sang (all amateur!). I painted sets, applied makeup, and distributed programs. I know the hard work put into productions from the performers, crew, and supporters. In Dr. Romantic, there were 123 actors, which is only the tip of the iceberg of all the people involved with the production. There were makeup artists, costumers, set designers, and even electricians and caterers. Then there were the people who put up their money to finance everything. So many people involved, literally hundreds, many of them decent and hardworking. I don't want to punish them because of one man's evil. Benjamin Franklin stated, "It is better 100 guilty persons should escape than that one innocent Person should suffer."
You definitely should it’s worth it, especially with the 50% off deal. But you can first try it on YouTube since…
I'd talked myself out of the subscription, especially since I'd just signed up for three months of Disney+/Hulu for $5/month. But I think you've talked me back into it! TV, books, good chocolate, and genealogy are my splurge items. I rarely eat out, barely budget for clothing, and quit my antique rose habit (except for Marie Pavie in the backyard). Indecision, indecision...
Honestly same, it’s so refreshing when a character doesn’t fall apart or get petty over rejection. I really…
I respect people's autonomy. I never wanted to be with someone who didn't want to be with me, so I can't really understand people who do. The attraction has to be mutual, or it's embarrassing and problematic for one. I can understand the pain of rejection, but I can't understand the need to hang on.
If you enjoy Lee Rang, watch the sequel, Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938. I have to admit I stopped it halfway, because I was so enjoying Lee Rang, and I didn't want anything to happen to him. As long as I don't hit play, he lives!
A perfectly serviceable romcom but not one for the rewatch list. I'm generally not a fan of comedy, but as this one leaned that way, I thought it might have served them to indulge in it more. I would have liked more scenes with the FL as a fish out of water in the temple.
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Worth putting on my list!
I appreciate your stance, and you need to follow your moral compass. I hate predators, especially those of children. I have no understanding of nor forgiveness for them. That is a lacking on my part, because I am a Christian, and I know God can even forgive murder. But I'm not perfect, and I've accepted that I probably will always have a failing in that area. I'd give all child predators an express ticket to Hell.
Having said that, I've always enjoyed creative community endeavors, whether it was theatre, choir, or other events. I've performed, danced, and sang (all amateur!). I painted sets, applied makeup, and distributed programs. I know the hard work put into productions from the performers, crew, and supporters. In Dr. Romantic, there were 123 actors, which is only the tip of the iceberg of all the people involved with the production. There were makeup artists, costumers, set designers, and even electricians and caterers. Then there were the people who put up their money to finance everything. So many people involved, literally hundreds, many of them decent and hardworking. I don't want to punish them because of one man's evil. Benjamin Franklin stated, "It is better 100 guilty persons should escape than that one innocent Person should suffer."
I've been yearning for a character to handle rejection well.