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Good list! I would have included Yeo Jin Gu and Joo Won if it were mine. Jin Gu is just too pitiful when he cries that you'd want to comfort him and Joo Won doesn't care how he looks when he bawls (read: he's not pretty), but what the heck it makes you feel his anguish.

I will be waiting for the Japanese list!

Chukahamnida on your first article, Pretty!

I think I'll give One Fine Spring Day a try (I was kinda hoping you had a trailer though I did find this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVl_nOl7lPI it's a cut from the movie and the only HD that has subs I've searched so far). I also think Running Wild would be interesting...

She liked the anime. I couldn't get her to watch the live action one but I'll try. She did, however, stalked Kitagawa Keiko (would you believe it!) and watched Paradise Kiss while I was busy in the kitchen today. Q___Q

This is seriously one of the best fantasy dramas I have ever seen. Kimura Manatsu's character is adorable as Yuiko--so innocent and heartwarming.

I didn't really like Kitagawa Keiko that much in Paradise Kiss so when she played Muito Ayami-sensei--with stubborn determination and so unconscious of her transformation, I got attracted!

And finally, Gackt's character was a great revelation and once the ambiguity was lifted, all I could say was 'Aah...sodeska.'

I thought the ending made perfect sense. Takashi was the assistant for about 10 years which makes you think 'Is he or isn't he?' And in Yuiko's dream, her father walked in just as the dream ended just like when the episode ended.

I totally appreciated that because it made me go back to Ayami-sensei's dream where sensei realizes that Yumenoke symbolized Akumu-chan's mother, and Dream Prince was there because he symbolized her father. So both were actually looking out for her. :)

ouch! XD then I must have you recommend those movies with--you know, uhm...you know, kisses?

Joe, I'm just so grateful.

You know, this is the first time my daughter has ever joined me in a dramathon--no scratch that, it's THE OTHER WAY AROUND! For 3 straight nights when I came home from work, I find her watching earlier episodes of Akumu-chan by herself!

She was the first one to find that DC already subbed Episode 11 and when we watched it together she said that it was her THIRD TIME to watch the finale!

From now on, I will stalk Jiro Wang. LOL!

no problemo! ^_^

This is sad. The only movie I got to watch on your list is Paradise Kiss and I realized most of the movies I like where romance is part of the stories don't include hot kisses. O_o

For the friend request, kamsahamnida! :)

I hope so! Choi Kang Hee is ten years older; there's a big noona gap.

It's a fusion sageuk. It relies on the genre more than the historical; te genre is fantasy and the sageuk part is usually the historical background or era to place the drama in context.

@VitalWords: Have fun writing!

@winnie19: Try it out! :)

:\ The pictures are screaming melodrama.

I love her hair. :)

yung last episode, hindi pa. Hindi lang QSD, marami pa. Dr Jin, Faith, IRIS, TGL etc. Yep, talagang talamak sa Korean entertainment industry ang plagiarism cases.

I'll trade some of that laughter for some of these tears please. :)

What a great list! You already know they're tearjerkers but they're the ones you couldn't resist because of their plot and relevance. You just can't leave them alone.

All first 6 movies--I will give them a try. Now I'll just have to muster up some courage, buy boxes of tissues and/or make sure my five-year-old is around to give me a hanky.

Gawd, you took the words out of my mouth. I try to avoid tearjerkers as much as I could and it's not that I think they're not good, it's just that dread when I finish one, I'll be devastated. One drama left me crying for days and I couldn't get over it that I didn't watch a single drama or movie for three months!