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Nope, not seeing anything on CA dramas. Anything good from the ones you're watching?

By the way, I'm out of town and might not be able to reply right away. I'll get in touch as soon as I get back home! :)

Hello! Thanks for the friend request! :) You're from PH? What part of PH are you from? :)

I also saw P&P the movie and Becoming Jane as well. Both have merits in their own right. I liked Matthew Macfayden there, he made his character really charismatic. The best part in the movie for me was when they stood so close to each other and took turns looking at the other's lipse while they were arguing. So dangerously close! O__O

Oh! James McAvoy! He's just so handsome! :)

How harsh...but true.

I love Pride and Prejudice the novel and BBC's 1995 TV adaptation of it. Colin Firth is the epitome of Mr. Darcy! :)

Jane Eyre is a unique love story and I like it too! :) My top two fave BBC dramas is P&P and North and South.

You're right, I like English period dramas and classic adaptations. They're fantastic! :)

I think you're thinking too much into it. :) Time travel was a certain element in the movie and it was instrumental. But I don't think it was central. We all have our personal take on things and for a two-hour movie on a man who met the love of his life is as simple as it gets. It's the circumstances and the twists that make it memorable.

If I were to describe the movie, I'd remember the way it made me feel shitty about life after losing someone--even if she was a cyborg. I am human and I have feelings. And to be given that happy ending in a nick of time--made me wish there was another hour left to see what happened afterwards.

Weird, obscene, perverse, and critical of the hypocritical. It's a daring film that dishes out a lot of issues and serves them in a non-conventional manner. It made me feel a lot of things and the strongest of them is to have faith in the good.

Nikishima Takahiro was brilliant! Damn, the incredible depth of the characters in this movie!

Yeah the earthquake scene was too technical for me too. Even felt it dragged a bit...

But I liked that ending as well. I really thought it would be a horribly sad ending for him. Then lo and behold--she appears from out of nowhere. T__T I know! She should have her moments with her realizations too, though I guess it was part of the suspense, having the guy the narrator and all.

Hi! Thanks for the friend request! :) Happy Birthday to you!

I am trying to! I've been busy the past couple of days nursing my little one and my big girl is playing PC games most of the time. :D

King's Daughter sounds very attractive indeed and the length per ep is good! Tell me what you think of it when you pick up the first 3 eps.

lol Uhm virus! XD Ha Ji Won's dongsaeng...you mean Jeon Tae Soo? Ahhh...I see he was in King's Daughter, Soo Baek Hyang. Omo! 108 episodes!? That's one long sageuk! Have you seen a trailer? Is it good? He was a bad guy in Sungkyunkwan Scandal but definitely good in acting.

Tell me what you think of it after. :)

I didn't find the Sassy Girl as rude or cheeky to other people just as she was to the lead. And even though that characteristic of her is constant throughout the film, there are striking tender moments where she realizes what the man truly feels for her.

On Cyborg She: you might cry in the end. But it has a happy ending and I'm not gonna spoil you how. ;)

On FMD, you're right. Im Soo Jung is annoying. I don't get why they always pick her as main lead for movies. Gosh! There are an abundance of pretty and petite actresses in Korea, why her? Wae! XD Gong Yoo's character is dorky in the film but he has an alter ego. :P

I've never considered LSG nor Go Ah Ra as idols though...somehow I can't see them as recording artists even if they do sing.

I am hesitating on Three Days on a different reason--not really into those kind of themes. Same reason why I didn't watch Two Weeks. And in both cases, I like the leads; though apparently not enough to watch any drama they star in.

They do? I didn't know they were siblings! Oh gawd now I can't unsee it! XD It would really be weird seeing her act from now on!

Hmm...not sure if you'd like the ones I like though. I find Sassy Girl and Cyborg She funny and they are from the same director/screenwriter. How about Finding Mr. Destiny--with Gong Yoo? That one has a few random bits of parodies from Korean dramas.

Is You're All Surrounded the one with Lee Seung Gi and Go Ah Ra? Hm...not sure if I'd watch that one yet though. I think LSG is the main character (based on the description). Oh but Cha Seung Won in a comedy!

He was singing haltingly LOL! XD

And I liked that he grabbed her in the end to kiss her properly. That was manly. :) Rawr!

lmao, a robot spree! XD What a grand idea! :D Between you and me, Kimmy-sama's face is not convincing as an android. He can't hide his sexy wrinkles. :P

Any comedy somewhere within the line-up? I think I'll be up for that!

I don't know if you've heard of Q10 but it has a similar premise with Cyborg She. haha! XD It doesn't hurt to listen to your conscience once in a while!

I haven't heard of that new drama yet! I hope it's good! :)

Oh gawd, I think the most hilarious scene was when he was going to be photographed for an underwear ad. And she barged in when he wasn't coming out--and when she put on scar make-up he got aroused. Lmao!

And I think the car scenes were great. There was on where he was being followed and he thought he was 'following' him lol and the second car chase where he and the bodyguard got high on the drug--XD I tried to suppress my laugh when he let out a shriek before the car fell!

I liked the ending as well. Even though it wasn't original, it was smooth and gave closure to the drug trafficking problem. And who could resist that kiss! Wooh it was hot! :D