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haha I was surprised at myself too. And I also found myself going for him more than the lead. I wish there were more characters like him. =(
mmmmm...I loved that last smile from him. Kim Kang Woo was amazing.

It's an independent film. You won't like this if you're looking for a traditional, Hollywood-style romance. Mundane, traumatic, and hopeful... just like life itself.

I love seeing that Joo Won gif every time I visit your page. keke

Anyways, hope you are doing well!

Yeap I watched The Flu. I really liked it! I am hoping to watch Cold Eyes next. I just always need the right timing on when to watch something.

What is your favorite show right now? I started Bride of the Century too. I hope I will like it cause so far, it's pretty cute. I saw Lee Hong Ki on We Got Married. I'm not familiar with his music but I still found him interesting that I decided to watch his drama.

omg I really loved Jun Ji Hyun. I wish she would do more dramas...although I'll miss her role as Cheon Song Yi especially. :(

I enjoyed watching Lee Kang To growing into the man you see at the end. Being born in the middle of the occupation era, it was understandable the mindset he carried of just wanting to survive. Imagine if you were born in modern day North Korea. The thought of freedom is very distant. If that's all you ever know...would you really not do anything to put food on the table?
He cared for his family deeply...just went about it in the wrong way. The drama for me became watching him mature. Becoming that egg against the rock. Fighting even when you probably won't see the result.

I don't remember a lot about V to go into detail about the character. But I did love the movie as a whole when I watched it in the theaters way back.

I actually loved the scenes between him and his sister. I don't know why...but they even made me feel sympathetic towards him. That scene you mentioned was one of my favorites. It was sad at the wedding when he ran out and saw her going away with Kim Shin.

I loved that little smile at the end from Chae Do Woo. Definitely Kim Kang Woo did an awesome job.

I was captivated by Chae Do Woo. He's now one of my favorite villains in a kdrama. To me, equivalent to a early Ben Linus from LOST. Cunning and brilliant. I loved the subtle changes Kim Kang Woo would do with the different people he would talk to. I wouldn't have minded if the drama focused more on him. But there are plenty of great characters. The story doesn't offer as much cheap entertainment as other dramas do. It actually works to write a good story. So depending on what kind of show you are looking for, you may either like it or not.

I was pleasantly surprised by the ending. It upped by final opinion of this drama. Will very much miss Cheon Song Yi. Perhaps one of my favorite female characters in a kdrama. They sorta overplayed her being stupid at the start. But then they got past that and showed her lovely side.

I hope 3 Days will be good. After Missing You.....
Not sure which ones I will try. Attempting to branch out because I'm getting burnt out by certain drama storylines.

the little girl was excellent

edit for spoiler please ^^

I remember I was so obsessed with the two leads. There's rarely much chemistry or emotion in most of the kdramas I see. But this one was different. It was a intense ride.

I know everyone thought Jung Shi Hyun was awesome. I did too! But let's also talk about Jin Sook. She is my lady crush. <3 With those dangerous heels.

I keep wanting to give you extra hearts for that comment.

hello! thanks for the request :)

I liked him watching WGM. Only drama to come out of CSTV that I've seen is Operation Proposal...which I liked. So hopefully this will be different AND good.

please with ep 18 and 17. i hope it ends well.

wow you've watched so much O_O thanks for the request and hello~

Yes, this film is very graphic in its depiction of torture. But as uneasy as this was to watch, it was much more sad that this was based on true events. And like him, there were many others. It's a powerful film not meant for everyone. It's supposed to bring out emotions...not entertain you.

What I found interesting was how many of the torturers were shown to be very ordinary. Not outwardly evil. But people who talk about dating, baseball and their kids on the side. People you'd probably meet everyday.