While reading your new article I was nodding in agreement! Totally agree with all your examples. I really love the way you think outside the box! You always give us well-reasoned articles with innovative perspectives, that set in motion interesting conversations among fellow MDL-ers! Keep up the good work :D
This drama surely is a raw gem! Funny, touching, fast-paced, unpredictable, perfectly edited! Both main leads really give life to their roles! Absolutely recommended!
For me, the first part was the most interesting, while the last the most repetitive and boring (a lot of fast-forwarding, like many others mentioned before).
Such a feel-good movie! The plot isn't something new - a typical high school romance - but the acting and the beautiful winter scenery of Hokkaido are the main reasons why this movie is just right for a winter weekend!
Such a beautiful movie! Realistic, heart breaking, but breathtaking at the same time! Poetic cinematography, mature performances from rookie actors and a touching, perfectly fitted music... Highly recommended!
I think now that "Terius" ended, this will become my new comic-relief addiction! Just looking at Kang Ji Hwan's expression in the poster makes my day :D
those interior and office shots, I was thinking doesn't look bad at all they saved a bunch of money on a fancy…
Totally agree on this! What seems a bit off and low-budget to me is that, although Yoo Jung is a top actress she doesn't seem to have a social life and almost no one interacts with her outdoors (only these two pairs of paparazzi), plus her make-up is worse than mine and I'm older (not bad for me, after all, hehe)! But, as I said, I'm really enjoying their warm, honest, adult romance! :)
Your historical Stalker's Guides is such a unique and interesting idea! :) I would definitely like to read more! I haven't watched "Crimson Moon Rising", but, in any case, "The Throne" remains one of the best k-movies I've ever watched (acting, cinematography, music). For me, Yoo Ah In' s performance is the best: so heartbreaking, so painfully magnificent...
It's getting better and better every week! Although there are some (low budget?) problems, their relationship and interactions are so natural, so refreshing! Chun Jung Myung is so talented, yet so underrated...
So Ji Sub proved that he is not only good in action, but in comedy too! The best sitter ever! And Jung In Sun was much better than expected! Such a fragile badass! One of the most entertaining dramas of the year, with bromance and sismance at their finest!
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I really love the way you think outside the box!
You always give us well-reasoned articles with innovative perspectives, that set in motion interesting conversations among fellow MDL-ers!
Keep up the good work :D
Both main leads really give life to their roles! Absolutely recommended!
I guess if I had watched this 8 years ago l would have found it more impressive!
Such a delightful idea! A real pleasure :D
The plot isn't something new - a typical high school romance - but the acting and the beautiful winter scenery of Hokkaido are the main reasons why this movie is just right for a winter weekend!
Poetic cinematography, mature performances from rookie actors and a touching, perfectly fitted music... Highly recommended!
Just looking at Kang Ji Hwan's expression in the poster makes my day :D
What seems a bit off and low-budget to me is that, although Yoo Jung is a top actress she doesn't seem to have a social life and almost no one interacts with her outdoors (only these two pairs of paparazzi), plus her make-up is worse than mine and I'm older (not bad for me, after all, hehe)!
But, as I said, I'm really enjoying their warm, honest, adult romance! :)
I would definitely like to read more!
I haven't watched "Crimson Moon Rising", but, in any case, "The Throne" remains one of the best k-movies I've ever watched (acting, cinematography, music).
For me, Yoo Ah In' s performance is the best: so heartbreaking, so painfully magnificent...
Although there are some (low budget?) problems, their relationship and interactions are so natural, so refreshing!
Chun Jung Myung is so talented, yet so underrated...
And Jung In Sun was much better than expected! Such a fragile badass!
One of the most entertaining dramas of the year, with bromance and sismance at their finest!