Dear @catstreet, always a pleasure to read your articles! :) I really loved the way you described him: shy and modest, down-to-earth, level-headed, a bit dorky, hard-working and versatile - totally agree!
Wow, this is one of the most well-written, entertaining and informational articles I've read recently! With just the right amount of seriousness, humor and info, it made me see all those dramas and male leads mentioned from a very interesting, fresh perspective! Congrats :) Really looking forward to "The 10 Methods of Love: Female Edition" maybe!?
Your articles are always very interesting and intriguing, so as the discussions that follow!
"Are You Human, Too?" is indeed a very pleasant and successful drama, despite its scientific inconsistencies, 'cause it constantly makes us wondering "what if...?", and that's its charm!
I guess there are plenty of people who have strong opinions about everyone and everything, and that's good, but trying to force them on us in an arrogant and rude manner, criticizing harshly every single article or post, or 'defending us' by posting on our behalf is probably the new super-annoying trend! What can I say? Just ignore them and keep up your great work! @KearaMH hwaiting! :)
While looking forward to your article on Top 10 Gorgeous Korean Actresses, the first three favs that I could think of are: Kim So Yeon, Choi Ji Yoo, Bae Doo Na
One of the most enjoyable and easy-watching rom-coms I've seen in a while! Great performances from all the cast members and especially from our two main leads, who had such a great chemistry that surpassed all the flaws. The highlights were 1. Mi So's office wardrobe, earrings and ponytail, 2. Yeong Joon's talking to his sexy mind and 3. the hilarious and totally on point sound effects!
'Ello~! My English is not the best, so I apologize in advance. I've read lots of comments above and I saw people…
Dear @Bora, I'm so glad that you defend your tradition, your beliefs and your opinion in such an honest and elegant way! Very nicely put! :) Those of us who were lucky to be born and raised in an environment where mythology, tales, folklore and legends were present, we sure are open-minded and know how to enjoy the (fantasy) ride! I suggest we leave the AI, cyborg and robotics research and development to the engineers, keep our qualifications (MSc, PhD or whatever) home and answer in our native language to those …#$%... who don't have the slightest courtesy to appreciate our efforts! @Bora 화이팅 (Hwaiting) !!!
Once again it's a real pleasure to read your article! Excellent survey, analysis and interpretation! Kudos for your efforts and the time you dedicated for this! :)
Personally, I have never written any reviews, but only some concluding comments for completed dramas, or some comments on what I like or dislike while watching airing dramas.
Before I start a completed drama, I only read the reviews of fellow viewers with whom I have similar preferences, so almost every time I finish it successfully. Most of them provide excellent reviews, putting a lot of time and effort so as to give their honest opinion mentioning the pros and cons of the drama, without being biased and without major spoilers, helping me decide whether to watch it or not.
When deciding on watching currently airing dramas I only 'trust' my instincts and my preferences (genre, actors, writers, etc.) and I totally ignore some very annoying, biased and unhelpful nonsensical reviews, or even comments, from some hot-headed 'haters' or 'lovers'! I cannot stop them from writing what they want, but I am not obliged to read them, right?
I'll say it again: Ms Yoon is the most powerful and charismatic female lead of this year! And when Jung Kyung Ho gets really serious or fights, he gives me "Cruel City" vibes!
It was about time someone wrote about 30 minutes or less little gems! I’ve seen "My Only Love Song" (indeed a beautiful, funny rom-com with great chemistry), "Wednesday 3.30" and "Go Princess, Go", and really enjoyed them. If I may add some recs of mine, mostly rom-coms: "People You May Know", "Twenty Years Old", "Go Ho's Starry Night", "Koe Koi", "Queen of the Ring", "Thumping Spike 1 & 2", and you should give a try to "Exit" and "6 Persons Room" which are a bit 'heavier', but very interesting!
Great article and even greater writing! I was really surprised that this is your first! :) What about your next being about Drama Specials? (some hidden gems are there, too!)
Such a great article, with strong points and detailed justification! :) "Life on Mars" was my most anticipated drama for this year and it surely didn't disappoint me! If with this article you won't convince someone to watch this superb drama, I don't know who can!
Ok Hee to Na Moo : "Even if things get tough later, you can find happiness again. Right?" I think this phrase summarizes the message that this drama succeeded to deliver! And everyone in the production team (writing, directing, cinematography, music), but most of all the cleverly selected cast [child actors, rookie actors and veterans] gave their best for this incredible outcome! A definite must-watch, or re-watch!
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Ryo and Mayu made a really cute couple and those bentos... ahh those bentos stole the show!
When will they give him the roles he deserves?
All three main leads did a wonderful job portraying their characters!
I really loved the way you described him: shy and modest, down-to-earth, level-headed, a bit dorky, hard-working and versatile - totally agree!
Really looking forward to "The 10 Methods of Love: Female Edition" maybe!?
All my best and warmest wishes for a life full of health, love and happiness! :)
"Are You Human, Too?" is indeed a very pleasant and successful drama, despite its scientific inconsistencies, 'cause it constantly makes us wondering "what if...?", and that's its charm!
I guess there are plenty of people who have strong opinions about everyone and everything, and that's good, but trying to force them on us in an arrogant and rude manner, criticizing harshly every single article or post, or 'defending us' by posting on our behalf is probably the new super-annoying trend! What can I say? Just ignore them and keep up your great work!
@KearaMH hwaiting! :)
While looking forward to your article on Top 10 Gorgeous Korean Actresses, the first three favs that I could think of are: Kim So Yeon, Choi Ji Yoo, Bae Doo Na
Great performances from all the cast members and especially from our two main leads, who had such a great chemistry that surpassed all the flaws.
The highlights were 1. Mi So's office wardrobe, earrings and ponytail, 2. Yeong Joon's talking to his sexy mind and 3. the hilarious and totally on point sound effects!
Those of us who were lucky to be born and raised in an environment where mythology, tales, folklore and legends were present, we sure are open-minded and know how to enjoy the (fantasy) ride!
I suggest we leave the AI, cyborg and robotics research and development to the engineers, keep our qualifications (MSc, PhD or whatever) home and answer in our native language to those …#$%... who don't have the slightest courtesy to appreciate our efforts!
@Bora 화이팅 (Hwaiting) !!!
Excellent survey, analysis and interpretation!
Kudos for your efforts and the time you dedicated for this! :)
Personally, I have never written any reviews, but only some concluding comments for completed dramas, or some comments on what I like or dislike while watching airing dramas.
Before I start a completed drama, I only read the reviews of fellow viewers with whom I have similar preferences, so almost every time I finish it successfully. Most of them provide excellent reviews, putting a lot of time and effort so as to give their honest opinion mentioning the pros and cons of the drama, without being biased and without major spoilers, helping me decide whether to watch it or not.
When deciding on watching currently airing dramas I only 'trust' my instincts and my preferences (genre, actors, writers, etc.) and I totally ignore some very annoying, biased and unhelpful nonsensical reviews, or even comments, from some hot-headed 'haters' or 'lovers'! I cannot stop them from writing what they want, but I am not obliged to read them, right?
And when Jung Kyung Ho gets really serious or fights, he gives me "Cruel City" vibes!
I’ve seen "My Only Love Song" (indeed a beautiful, funny rom-com with great chemistry), "Wednesday 3.30" and "Go Princess, Go", and really enjoyed them.
If I may add some recs of mine, mostly rom-coms: "People You May Know", "Twenty Years Old", "Go Ho's Starry Night", "Koe Koi", "Queen of the Ring", "Thumping Spike 1 & 2", and you should give a try to "Exit" and "6 Persons Room" which are a bit 'heavier', but very interesting!
Great article and even greater writing! I was really surprised that this is your first! :)
What about your next being about Drama Specials? (some hidden gems are there, too!)
"Life on Mars" was my most anticipated drama for this year and it surely didn't disappoint me!
If with this article you won't convince someone to watch this superb drama, I don't know who can!
I think this phrase summarizes the message that this drama succeeded to deliver!
And everyone in the production team (writing, directing, cinematography, music), but most of all the cleverly selected cast [child actors, rookie actors and veterans] gave their best for this incredible outcome!
A definite must-watch, or re-watch!