yankumicho

I'm not a teenager, and I still gave it a 10 for many reasons other than Ji Chang Wook. Your last sentence is a logical fail as well. If an actor has a good performance, age doesn't matter that much to me (and you'll find, to many people on MDL if you look properly).

We don't have movies on the site. This movie is currently only in theaters. I'm sure, though, when the movie is online and subbed, we may share a link to watch it. Both @Nana87 and I saw the movie in theaters.

yankumicho
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For those watching Boysitter: Episode 12 did not air this week due to Chinese New Year celebrations. Episode 12 will air next week as scheduled.

You could tell he loves acting. He worked so hard for this role, and it showed in his performance. He was adorable too. I loved how all the aspects of his personality shone through that character (Director Xu Jinglei wanted for that to happen). :D When he sang, "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," I had flashbacks of Heath Ledger in 10 Things I Hate About You, lol. I couldn't contain my feels at that moment.

I'm going to see it on Saturday! He is my Valentine's date!

You don't need to hide under your pillow. :) I aim only to inform, I promise. You're a good friend. :) Let's enjoy River Huang together! He is rather charming, kekeke.

Actually, there is. If you say that, then you are assigning gender, which is wrong. I understand that it's not to your taste, but the statement "too girly" is, in and of itself, alienating.

The blame goes on anyone, because everyone is part of society. Thinking something is "too girly" is a product of a system of sexism which indicates that things which are "too girly" are inferior to those seen as "manly." Men with short hair in society is actually relatively new as a concept.

Also, just because you haven't seen a male with long hair does it mean you can assign his gender by his hair length. That's all I'm saying, and I'm saying it in a civil way.

Seeing as I have short hair, and I'm a girl, I find fault in your "too girly" statement. Hair length has nothing to do with gender. It's okay to not likelong-haired guys, but be careful in categorizing that dislike by assigning gender.

^^Thank you both!! :)

Thank you, chingu! :)

My baby!!! I love watching him on Roommate!

It's tied for me, and that's because I loved them both so much that I don't want to put one over the other, lol.

Sung Joon is not in this drama. I think she's mistaking Shin Sung Rok for Sung Joon here.

You have multiple same posts showing up. You might want to delete a few of them. :)

Best Japanese Drama of 2014: Nobunaga Concerto, BORDER

Best Romance Drama: Shitsuren Chocolatier

Best Comedy Drama: Gomen ne Seishun

Best Historical/Sageuk Drama: Nobunaga Concerto

Best Action/Thriller/Suspense Drama: BORDER

Best Japanese Actor: Oguri Shun (Nobunaga Concerto)

Best Japanese Actress: Mitsushima Hikari (Gomen ne Seishun)

Best Japanese Supporting Actor: Suda Masaki (Shinigami-kun), Nagayama Kento (Gomen ne Seishun), Mukai Osamu (Nobunaga Concerto)

Best Japanese Supporting Actress: Mizuhara Kiko (Shitsuren Chocolatier)

Best Idol Actor: Nishikido Ryo (Gomen ne Seishun), Ohno Satoshi (Shinigami-kun), Matsumoto Jun (Shitsuren Chocolatier)

Best Couple: Oguri Shun and Shibasaki Kou (Nobunaga Concerto)

Best Bromance: Oguri Shun and Mukai Osamu (Nobunaga Concerto)

Best Korean Drama of 2014: It's Okay, That's Love / You Who Came From the Stars

Best Korean Movie of 2014: Miss Granny

Best Mini Series/Web Drama: Another Parting

Best Romance Drama: It's Okay, That's Love / Miss Korea

Best Comedy Drama: Marriage, Not Dating / Modern Farmer / Let's Eat

Best Romantic/Comedy Drama: Marriage, Not Dating / High School King of Savvy

Best Historical/Sageuk Drama: Empress Ki / The Three Musketeers

Best Actor: Ji Chang Wook (Empress Ki), Jo In Sung (It's Okay, That's Love), Seo In Guk (High School King of Savvy)

Best Actress: Gong Hyo Jin (It's Okay, That's Love), Han Groo (Marriage, Not Dating), Jun Ji Hyun (You Who Came From the Stars)

Best Supporting Actor: Lee Kwang Soo (It's Okay, That's Love), Jin Yi Han (Empress Ki), Lee Sung Min (Miss Korea)

Best Supporting Actress: Kang So Ra, Kim Seul Gi (Surplus Princess), Lee Mi Sook (Miss Korea)

Best Villain: Shin Sung Rok

Best Idol Actor: Do Kyungsoo (It's Okay, That's Love), Im Shi Wan (Misaeng)

Best Couple: Jo In Sung and Gong Hyo Jin (It's Okay, That's Love), Yoon Woo Jin and Han Groo (Marriage, Not Dating)

Best Kiss: Jo In Sung and Gong Hyo Jin (It's Okay, That's Love), Kim Soo Hyun and Jun Ji Hyun (You Who Came From the Stars)

Best Bromance: Joo Won and Go Kyung Pyo/ Joo Won and Park Bo Gum (Tomorrow's Cantabile), Sung Dong Il and Lee Kwang Soo (It's Okay, That's Love)

Best OST: Chen of EXO "Best Luck" (It's Okay, That's Love)

Most Overrated Drama: My Secret Hotel

Worst Drama: Doctor Stranger, Night Watchmen's Journal

I would definitely like the Korean for Beginners book. I've been wanting to start learning Korean for a while, but there are no schools that offer classes near me.

Me too. I'm kind of mad at the show right now because of the way they are handling this triangle. I like Dongjun, but honestly, I find him exceedingly frustrating. She's expressed no interest in him and he's all touchy-feely. I also don't like how they are shunting Ken to the background or making him the reason for Bang In or Dong Jun's unhappiness. This is the first week I've really felt frustrated with the show.

I can't answer that as of yet, since it's only been one episode. There's been some good action so far, and there's definitely tension between father and son, and there's a burgeoning love line. :)

I felt it was a very strong first episode. I could do without a love line tied from childhood, but I guess that's the only way writers think they can tie in why she would meet him in the first place. (At least she looks more like a boy than some other crossdressing female leads, but I digress). I do like that Gwanghae (yay for SIG) is at least cognizant that something's a bit rotten in the state of his dad's affairs even if he doesn't know quite what it's all about yet.