Have you seen “Move to Heaven” yet? The one just came out right now “The Devil Judge” will move to the…
Yes, I have seen "Move To Heaven". It was really very good, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone and everyone looking for a K-drama recommendation. It somehow did not bring out the emotions in me as CLOY, Reply 1988 and Navillera did.
No, I have not seen "The Devil Judge". I don't think it is on Netflix. I am going to have to find other ways to watch it if it is really that good.
Have you seen the actors in any other dramas? Which ones would you recommend?
Luo YunXi was amazing in Ashes of Love. His portrayal of Runyu as a morally ambiguous antagonist was just brilliant. He was my favorite character in that show.
I feel in love with Leo YunXi after ashes of love !!When I know he's gonna be ChuWanning, I am just SOO happy…
Luo YunXi was amazing in Ashes of Love. His portrayal of Runyu as a morally ambiguous antagonist was just brilliant. He was my favorite character in that show.
There have been quite a few lately! My personal faves are: Where Your Eyes Linger and To My Star.But there’s…
Well, with the exception of "Wish You", none of these are on Netflix. So sad. I'm crushed. I'm going to have to find out where I could find these to watch them.
Saw quite a fair share, actually more than a fair share of posts on here from people who wrote that this was their first K-drama. That is so awesome. This was my first too. Wonder if it is just a coincidence or if there is something special/specific about this drama that made so many people pick this as their first. I have now watched countless K-dramas but before CLOY I had never in my life ever watched a K-drama. Never. Ever. For the life in me I don't remember why I watched CLOY, but boy I'm so glad that I did. I just wish I remembered what the reason was that made me decide one day that I'm going to wake up and do something that I have never done which is watch a K-drama and I'm going to pick CLOY as my first. LOL. The Universe sure works in mysterious ways.
I am around 5th episode and I love it. But i am also afraid about the ending(with how many kdrama spoil the ending…
In my honest opinion, their ending is a little bitter sweet, I would say borderline sad. They are after all star-crossed lovers. Since they are from North and South Korea they cannot live together in those countries, so it is shown/suggested that they only get to spend a few days together once a year every year in Switzerland and it is suggested that that is their yearly ritual. So while they cannot exactly live happily ever after, they do remain in each others lives and see each other albeit only once a year every year.
The second lead couple has a devastating ending. The second male lead is shot down and killed. That was very sad.
The article was written in April and was based on a list released in January, so I don't think ZZH or GJ was on…
Oh that is awesome. I have watched one - Once Upon a Time in Lingjian Mountain. What other dramas of his would you recommend? Also, is Ancient Love Poetry any good? I hear mixed reviews.
This was your first K-drama, but, hopefully not the last. What other K-dramas have you watched and can recommend?
Good decision to save Navillera to watch with your parents. I just literally finished watching it yesterday and now I'm totally in love with Song Kang. Life is now divided into two parts. Before Song Kang and after Song Kang. Hahaha. But, you hit the nail on the head about secondary characters, and that is so true about CLOY and Reply 1988. They both have such an immensely strong supporting cast. Its probably what separates a good drama from a masterpiece - the supporting cast.
This was your first K-drama, but, hopefully not the last. What other K-dramas have you watched and can recommend?
No, I have not watched The Heirs. In fact I have not watched Pinocchio or Heartless City either. I will add them to my list. I just finished watching Camellia and I loved it. What a perfect blend of genres - Romance, Comedy, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller and a serial killer on the loose. Must watch. Also, just finished watching Navillera which was one of the three K-dramas that brought out the tears in me - the other two being CLOY and Reply 1988.
This was your first K-drama, but, hopefully not the last. What other K-dramas have you watched and can recommend?
That is a tough question for me. LOL. So, I am very much on the fence about Boys Over Flowers. I watched it because you know it was pegged as a "classic". Sort of the one that started it all. I read about how it was a huge ratings success and the cast became an overnight sensation and shot to instant stardom. How the drama is widely credited to have influenced South Korean men to take their appearances more seriously to copy the metrosexual or "pretty boy" image. So I know for a fact that I would've definitely regretted not watching it, so I felt like I had to watch it and so I did. Is it the best K-drama ever made? Definitely not. But there are things that I loved about it. I loved the actors, especially the guys that comprise the F4, specifically the two male leads Kim Hyun Joong and Lee Min Ho. I loved the OST. So yeah, not bad but definitely not the best out there.
No, I have not seen "The Devil Judge". I don't think it is on Netflix. I am going to have to find other ways to watch it if it is really that good.
The second lead couple has a devastating ending. The second male lead is shot down and killed. That was very sad.