Fun idea for a list! :) But I have only one favourite Kim and he's not in it (Kim Myung Min!). Instead there are many people with names other than Kim.
I haven't watched any of these movies, but I have a friend who loves horror so I gave her a link to your list. (First step to watching Asian dramas...?) Thanks! :)
is it good? or should I watch it when season 2 is out?
It's sooo good! For me, it took a few episodes to get into it, but I just completed it, and I can¨t wait for S2! I love every character, how they support and take care of each other and have so much fun together. It's definitely worth watching! If you should wait or not, that's another question.
The book covers the 1960s to 1990s. I’m hoping the drama is good since the book won multiple awards. I wish…
Yeah, I read about it on FB. There wasn't any information on this page before, so I could only try to guess based on the picture. A novel adaptation sounds very promising! :)
This was a fun and interesting article. I haven't watched most of these dramas (I loved Mr Sunshine and disliked Goblin), but now I'm interested in Cruel City. :)
Look who the leading lady is!! Too bad we'll have to wait a long time for this. After Qin Lan's recent drama We Are All Alone, I always kind of wonder what's the story behind a drama... :)
This drama is based on the female lead, and you probably shouldn't watch it if you're not interested in her. There…
I've watched the whole drama now. In this story, the female lead is really the only lead - without her, this drama wouldn't exist. One secondary couple is her boss/her best friend. They don't end up together. The young actress Xiang Xiang used to date actor Luo Feng, but they are not a couple anymore as the drama starts, and although she tried to get back together, she fails. Her story is very sad. There are two other supporting characters who end up together, though.
I loved this drama and I would definitely recommend it, but not if you prefer younger couples because there aren't any!
Very true! *lol* The over-used English part was new to me though!
Yeah, that's the normal and natural way of a bilingual person. In dramas, I have never noticed this. I've only noticed common words like "bye bye", "thank you" and "okay" (Swedes also often use these words) and occasionally some other words. I really wonder sometimes which dramas I do not watch, because there are still some common clichés I've managed to more or less avoid...
I loved this drama and I would definitely recommend it, but not if you prefer younger couples because there aren't any!